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@activistchecklist.bsky.social I recently found that my Signal app on Android defaulted to indefinite message storage (Settings > Data and Storage > Manage storage > Chat limits > Keep messages). This means that profile name changes, which aren't deleted like regular messages, were getting...
top leftist podcaster @murderxbryan.bsky.social snubbed by the liberal elite again
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It’s increasingly clear that KCRHA was never about actually ending homelessness, but just crisis management, PR and an entity that can serve as the scapegoat. By definition, that type of organization has an inherent shelf life.
You'll definitely want to read this update: After laying off 13 people (including the agency's lawyer, CFO, deputy director, and homelessness data lead), the King County Regional Homelessness Authority's director announced she's making five NEW hires, including three new executives.
Democratic lawmakers believe that they are living in a Disney Channel Original Movie (the class bully will lose heart in face of their symbolic silent protest and make amends)
Democratic lawmakers are expected to communicate their opposition to Donald Trump during the president’s joint address to Congress on Tuesday night by color-coordinating.
Babe are feeling ok? You've barely touched your Supercalifragi-Chicken salad
Mickey's Kitchen (1990-1992): A chain of Disney-themed restaurants attached to mall Disney Stores. Featured menu items like Goofy’s Burger, the Supercalifragi-Chicken salad, Salads-in-Wonderland, Soup-a-dee-doo-dah, Pinnochio Pizza, and "Mouseketeer Meals" with a toy for kids.
It occurs to me that the 'Steamed Hams' short from S7E21 ('22 Short Films About Springfield') is the perfect metaphor for how the news media credulously accepts any and every claim made by a tech CEO
In the same post Altman claims “we are now confident we know how to build AGI as we have traditionally understood it” which is a strange way of announcing this. Can I uh see it?
It occurs to me that the 'Steamed Hams' short from S7E21 ('22 Short Films About Springfield') is the perfect metaphor for how the news media credulously accepts any and every claim made by a tech CEO
In the same post Altman claims “we are now confident we know how to build AGI as we have traditionally understood it” which is a strange way of announcing this. Can I uh see it?
(not @ahjohnson.bsky.social, but the writers/editors that he's talking about)
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