rm [-r] lininger

Yeah, I’ve been meaning to do that. I’m pretty sure they do have a different one I liked and wore to pieces! Just need to get there.

Mine has holes, I cannot wear it, but maybe someday I will find more or the favric or something so I cannot toss it, either.

Also it has a really gorgeous jellyfish print. Way better than their current ones.

I think I might be willing to kill someone to figure out who was making v-neck t-shirt blanks for Monterey Bay Aquarium 10-12 years ago. “Coastal Classics,” 100% cotton, with a slight horizontal heathery crinkle from thin parts in the weave. Those fit me perfectly bc of the way that fabric draped.

But it will be genuinely helpful to have them sorted, and I already feel better knowing that these boxes aren’t deadweight after all.

I may be a ridiculous clotheshorse, especially for someone who doesn’t actually do stuff, but going through it all is making me happy.

If I could make myself get rid of stuff that is too small, that would be…substantial. But given then medical issues, I’m not willing to do that when my reaction is “yay I found it…darn” and I know this summer I’ll fit. The best I can do is give myself a deadline. A box or two won’t hurt.

Today’s task is going through my unpacked boxes of clothes and sorting them and getting rid of things that do not spark joy.

Unfortunately, I’ve done this before and my reaction has generally been “oh that’s where that is yay!”

So I’m not getting rid of much. Ah well, sorting will help.

I was noticing that. Since I never go south of ID, it’s been great. I get to the station and there’s a train, no 12 min waits.

a graph of seattle link light rail ridership, shown as a rolling 12M average

US transit data is out today, and Seattle's Link remains one of the fastest-growing rail systems in the nation, with ridership up 9% in the wake of the extension to Federal Way

Ridership should increase even further at the end of this month when the 1 & 2 lines are connected🧵

Pokémon rebukes White House's use of its IP in a social media post The White House shared an image that replicates the cover art of Nintendo’s new game, Pokémon Pokopia, with text that reads “make america great again.”

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Pokémon rechaza el uso político de sus imágenes por la Casa Blanca. Pikachu no respalda campañas ni memes sin permiso. https://ok.me/r7gO1

Harper to the judge: "Your driver's license doesn't list your height and weight at birth. It doesn't list where you used to live. It identifies who you are now."

a woman is sitting at a table in a living room talking to a man . Alt: Meme gif: I mean, it's one banana, Michael. What could it cost? Ten dollars?

Depends on the banana I guess.

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Lmao I am a compliance analyst and that guy gets it.

(Look there’s been a lot of baby blood lately.)

My favorite demonstration of a good QA engineer will always be Juval Lowy picking up a coffee cup in a conference and explaining how a normal person would test it, and then how it should be tested - the latter being done by throwing it against the wall right above an attendee's head.

This thread is amazing, even if every week it comes up and my brain starts playing “we didn’t start the fire” again.

Omg I loved WriteNow!!!!!

That’s what I was responding to, yes.

That’s fair.

I think I use the labeler as informational, but I know many do not.

(Some labels I just label, some I mute, but blocking is rare. For labelers and block lists, I mean; I have an itchy blocking finger.)

There’s a delightful labeler with all the Harper’s Letter signatories. I hope someone comes out with one for this.

They are torturing and killing people in our concentration camps, and I wish more people were actively bothered by that

I do not aspire to this, no.

I can make legal numbering work. Iä iä Cthulhu ftagn!

Well now that it’s been pointed out I do.

I honestly missed it. I don’t think I miss much.

Eek!

This thread is completely true. I am not dunking.

But if you learned the Old Ways, BFR (Before Fucking Ribbon), the secrets that were embedded like splinters in your black and withered soul mostly keep Word manageable, while other tools recoil from you in horror.

And by “you” I mean “me.”

It’s not just AWS. A lot of companies and government functions are in Azure.

Triple-tap strikes on schools.

Anyway I’ve been a risk or compliance analyst at a few companies that might qualify as targets, and many more that shared infra, and never actually thought about it.

Well mostly because the rules-based order was supposed to rule it out. I admit I didn’t suspect the US would start lethalitymaxxing.

I’m srs. AWS has been trying to segregate regions and maybe now they’ve succeeded, but for a long time if US-EAST-1 went down, a lot of unrelated regions had issues.

And even if AWS were not directly working with the military, MANY of their customers are hosting things for the military on AWS.

This is neat, for horrible values of neat.

And what I mean by “neat”
is that I’m now trying to work out what it means that the US keeps saying we are not bound by those pesky humanitarian rules.

Also is US-EAST-1 now a legitimate target in every war? 🫠