This is going to upset the cryptofreaks, but it NFT art isn’t a scam, why does it all look like shit?
DRM is a spectacularly flawed attempt to preserve and protect digital copyrights, but at least it’s not hyped by the worst finance bros online.
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Soon the Sun will be setting before 5pm here in New England. Time to log off and read some books.
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As promised, the follow-up to last week’s Joe Manchin cartoon. Catering to these two is not only doom for next year’s midterms, but the to everyone who’s been waiting for any kind of relief from Congress.
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This guy still fuckin’ sucks. I’ll do Sinema next week if I can think of other fake jobs besides variations of “clown.
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Every October, the cops trot out a PR campaign about the dangers of marijuana edibles to trick-or-treaters, and the local news dutifully covers it.
No one is giving kids their edibles. Getting hit by a car is a far more likely danger to kids on Halloween and every day.
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Things are playing out exactly as they did in 2009 during the Obama years with deficits and debt suddenly the hostage du jour for Republicans (and defacto ones like Manchin and Sinema) who want things to be bad for the midterm elections.
Economists (the only social scientists who get rewarded for being wrong) poo-poo printing more money by invoking the “inflation” boogey man, but nobody has any money. The meager stimulus some people got because of the pandemic ran out months ago, and I’ve yet to see anything beyond the runaway housing/healthcare/education inflation we’ve been suffering through for the last 40 years.
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I didn’t mean to start spooky season yet. But horrific photos and reports of U.S. Border Patrol on horseback assaulting and detaining refugees seeking asylum sent a chill down my spine.
The refugees, particularly those from Haiti in this case, are dealing with a series of disasters that we have caused, both directly and indirectly. In any case, all refugees should be let in and given asylum. We have the space and resources, and it’s time for leadership instead caving to fascist scaremongers like Tucker Fucking Carlson. It’s good practice too. There are about to be a billion more climate refugees in the years ahead, and a good chance you and I will be among them.
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Facebook recently unveiled some “new” things, such as smart glasses and virtual conference rooms. Which makes sense, since anybody old enough to remember Google Glass and Second Life fondly is old enough to be Facebook’s target demo.
Each time I log onto that garbage to post a cartoon, it’s a user-interface nightmare, not to mention the awful posts that get promoted to the top of the feed before I can toss some likes on my Mom’s posts before I log out.
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