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Poloniousmonk
Poloniousmonk @ Uair @autistics.life
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Feminism @beehaw.org

Good article.

@NHL

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  • @AlternatePersonMan

    Hitting was bigger, but notice nobody has their head down up against the wall or in the corner. They protected themselves rather than trusting the refs to do so.

  • Hockey @lemmy.ca

    @NHL

  • @sexypeach @moonglum

    In Estonia, you can still get an old fashioned Motorola stick phone without a camera or GPS. They remember the Soviets over there.

    I think the trend away from carrying a tracking device will only fade after we've deposed and imprisoned trump, eliminated the republican party, and put all the MAGA assholes in prison or a grave. Millions of them.

    I certainly hope the trend of making it harder for the authorities to know everything about you continues.

  • Writing @lemmy.ml

    @wordweaver888 @lemmy.ml @beehaw.org cooperative

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  • @mattblaze@federate.social

    Reminds me of LORAN.

    My pops worked on the LORAN station on Attu island in the Aleutian chain for a year. He was coast guard. They honestly promised him a woman behind every tree. (There were no trees).

    He did get really good at beating the comedian Gallagher at ping pong.

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  • @KanadrAllegria

    I'm a huge fan of King's early stuff and had read the 800p "The Stand" half a dozen times before the 1200p version was released. I didn't notice anything in the long form that added to the story. I say his editors were right to cut it the first time.

    This is an unpopular opinion, but I really think you can skip 400 pages without losing anything.

  • @KanadrAllegria

    As far as pandemic themed books, "The Stand" by Stephen King wears the crown.

    "The Andromeda Strain" by Michael Crichton isn't bad, either.

  • @dadarobot

    Both her parents were professional jazz musicians.

  • @GuyFleegman

    Fuck that, I do not concede the point. At least, I don't concede that humans are /more/ selfish than we are compassionate. Our emotional wiring evolved for hundred-human tribes that required a lot more empathy and cooperation than competition.

    You don't have to go so far as to disincentivize greed. Greed is socially useful in small doses. Adam Smith wasn't a total idiot. Just stop letting the people who shape society make it so only the greedheads survive.