It was the same AUSA in this case where the 4th circuit called out the US attorney’s office for EDNC for their terrible discovery practices www.casemine.com/judgement/us...
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It was the same AUSA in this case where the 4th circuit called out the US attorney’s office for EDNC for their terrible discovery practices www.casemine.com/judgement/us...
Typical coastal elite only drinks refined
LinkedIn has taken the fact that I always look at posts from DOGE as a signal to show me more of them. Confidential to the algorithm: it's hatereading! I'm not a chud!
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A year ago today, some of the worst people in the world fired 18F for the unpardonable sin of serving the public. I hope those responsible never know a moment of joy. And I hope it eats at them that 18Fers went on to spread their impact across so many wonderful orgs to keep the mission alive.
Printers HATE this one weird trick
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“Readers should be able to assume that every word between quotation marks is what the speaker or writer said… The writer should, of course, omit extraneous syllables like ‘um’ and may judiciously delete false starts.”
-NYT ethical guidelines
Deleted a post that said DOGE was ripping off Code for America LinkedIn posts but I think DOGE posted theirs first and CfA was just riffing on that. An arguably odd choice.
It’s called “Panopto”?!?
this is incredibly frustrating. By framing this as a policy demand Dems are aiding a disinformation campaign that is intended to confuse the public about what is constitutionally required.
NO. 68-71
Somehow our ESPN is 5 minutes behind but I’m very happy to have had the ending of this game spoiled
It’s honestly a burden to be the only person in the world who listens to and talks about Geese the exactly correct amount.
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Mayor Mamdani names criminal justice reformer Stanley Richards as NYC’s new Department of Correction commissioner
Richards is the first formerly incarcerated person to lead the city’s jails system
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The fact that anyone can say this and still be a part of public life—much less one of the most powerful people in the world—is really beyond my ability to comprehend.
Wake’s on a 2-hour delay. It’s something at least, considering next week could be a total wash.
People already working hard to prove how perfect Alex Pretti was. To show he didn't "deserve" to be killed. But it's a trap folks. You're only feeding into a dynamic where people who are considered lesser get no protection. You don't have to be an Alex Pretti to deserve to live.
I'm honestly just sick. If you can stomach watching any of this footage & still let the words "more training" escape your mouth, I cannot ever forgive you. These are state-sanctioned street executions. This is the training.
It turns out if you follow the spirit of free inquiry and unburden yourself of the dead hand of conventional wisdom (read: the overwhelming weight of history, tradition, and precedent) then gee whiz the Trump admin can do whatever it wants.
That was well before my time, but I agree! I was working on taking the already good code and turning it into a web component so it would be easier for everyone to use.
28 Years Later: The Bone Temple (2026)
This really drives home SCOTUS’s involvement in the dual state scenario. The same body’s rubber stamping fascist violence but also doing ho-hum choice-of-law stuff.
On Twin Earth “water” is grounded in XYZ and Michael B. Jordan was mid in Black Panther.
Sir this is a Wøndy’s
For some reason, very few people these days will stand up and say it, but: the US federal bureaucracy is one of the great wonders of the world, staffed with incredibly diligent people who do their jobs well and care deeply.
Trump's destruction of the federal apparaus was a historic crime.
The National Design Studio goobers want to make US government websites look like every rando startup from 2022 and to be just as disposable and inaccessible.
Hi. It’s me, the leftist bureaucrat dissentmagazine.org/article/the-...
Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world, but at least we get to see Tatiana Maslany on a Trek show.