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"rich dipshit owner doesn't understand the industry he's bought into and clumsily destroys what made it good" feels less like a narrative unique to the washington post and more like the music that's been playing in the background of all our lives for at least 40 years

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SCROOGE (Walton Goggins) (VO): It had been seven years Old Marley had been dead. Unless this is known, nothing fantastic can be understood MARLEY (Danny McBride) flings open BEDROOM DOOR: Hey Scrooge what's up you sassy son of a bitch. Who decorated this place Jack the Ripper

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Walking in to NASA’s JPL today as a woman in science leadership felt almost like a protest. They can take us off the webpages and the walls, but we will still be here, absolutely crushing it, and supporting our community while we do it. Happy International Day of Women in Science, everyone.

Kolaches, hands down

Nome@nome.bsky.social

What is your favorite food from your home culture/country/region that you love, but that folks don't seem to know about or appreciate? I'll go first: Hushpuppies. It may be because every region has their own fried dough, but these don't get a lot of play outside of the South and God do I miss 'em.

beefbacon.bsky.social reposted

There are concerns that child care subsidies can raise costs for families who don't get the subsidies. "In our study, however," co-author @aaronsojourner.org says, "the effects of increased subsidies on child care capacity are more than 10 times as large as their effects on price.” 📈📉

upjohn.orgSubsidies can boost child care availability with minimal impact on costNew research finds that providing subsidies to help families afford child care increases the availability of licensed providers while causing only a small increase in the average weekly price. Co-auth...

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the gradual replacement of “exchanging money for goods” with “exchanging money for a license to use goods as a service” has been one low key one of the worst changes of the 21st century

bruceparker25.bsky.social@bruceparker25.bsky.social

this is exactly why i still buy discs in 2023. it's crazy to think that we are reaching a point where piracy will be the only option to own media once dvds and blu-rays are gone.

Yeah this whole thing sucks but maybe the older couple that never leaves their house has a better quality of life cause they moved close to their kids/grandkids and not cause PDX is unlivable

Gillian Branstetter@gbbranstetter.bsky.social

Can't believe this needs said but the presence of homeless people in Oregon is not even kind of equivalent to the state of Iowa banning the health care your child needs to live www.nytimes.com/2023/10/07/u...

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