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brin_bellwayComments on my own posts:
[cw: venting, (mild) kidnapping] The one about emergency alerts
[mild cw: injury, war] One man's modus ponens [no new comments from me unless you count the tags, but worth noting these comments from![[tumblr.com profile]](https://www.tumblr.com/favicon.ico)
rustingbridges]
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[cw: food] [WordPress (Tumblr)] (OP by![[twitter.com profile]](https://p.dreamwidth.org/e0caa790ec10/-/twitter.com/favicon.ico)
YuckyTom; in response to jadagul) How to instantiate supposedly-nonexistent kitchen appliances.
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[arguably cw: unsanitary] [Region of Waterloo] A virtual tour of a landfill and recycling centre.
[fairly abstract cw: discourse, war] [Tumblr; Wayback] (bytogglesbloggle) I'm not sure what I think about this post (about culture war and Twitter poisoning, with Go metaphors), but it's interesting.
Four laugh-rule entries:
[cw: what it says on the tin] [Anchor] (by Jess and Sam)
[Rock Paper Shotgun; Wayback] (by Nate Crowley)
[Incognito Money Scribe; Wayback] (by Jacob Schroeder)
(Wait, do people actually eat at the Costco restaurant? ...I was gonna say "well, I guess of course people must or Costco would have shut it down", but, uh, it kind of sounds like they're running a food stand for the Aesthetic, so maybe they *wouldn't* have shut it down for mere lack of business.
Is the food any good?)
[strong cw: corporate bullshit] [Wall Street Journal (paywalled, but apparently my university alumni account still gets me Wall Street Journal access)] (by Jeff Horwitz; h/t Matt Levine)
There is a blanket [cw: illness] on the rest of this post.
Comments on my own posts:
[WordPress (Tumblr)] Updated respirator guide with some anecdata on how long nuisance-vapour filters last, tips on protecting non-water-resistant filters from rain, and a small tweak to the phrasing of the section on anti-ingress and anti-egress to help emphasise that removing yourself from the chain of transmission protects the people downstream of you.
(I think I may have jinxed it a little with that rain bit, though: last time I had to go out it was pouring and quite windy, and I ended up having to carry my respirator in a plastic bag anyway because I didn't think an umbrella was gonna cut it.)
The one about immune-system training [two comments]
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[arguably cw: nsfw text] [Dreamwidth; Wayback] (OP byfeotakahari) Omegaverse residents have had a very long time to get used to the idea that breathing other people's air can have unwanted effects.
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[cw: venting, (mild) kidnapping] The one about emergency alerts
[mild cw: injury, war] One man's modus ponens [no new comments from me unless you count the tags, but worth noting these comments from
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[cw: food] [WordPress (Tumblr)] (OP by
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[arguably cw: unsanitary] [Region of Waterloo] A virtual tour of a landfill and recycling centre.
[fairly abstract cw: discourse, war] [Tumblr; Wayback] (by
Four laugh-rule entries:
[cw: what it says on the tin] [Anchor] (by Jess and Sam)
Jess: Mindless Matters is an 18+ podcast that features live inductions. Please, do not listen while you are driving. Do not listen while you are doing important things that [need necessary focus?], don't endanger yourself...you are *responsible* for ensuring your own safety.
Sam: It's called "not safe for work" for a reason!
[Rock Paper Shotgun; Wayback] (by Nate Crowley)
Enter Wartales, then, which maddens me with the urge to append "woo-hoo" to its name every time I type it.
[Incognito Money Scribe; Wayback] (by Jacob Schroeder)
In other words, the $1.50 hot dog is synonymous with the Costco brand. The money-losing frankfurter is a part of the company’s identity. It is a staple for customers to recharge after buying five pounds of Cinnamon Toast Crunch, 50 rolls of toilet paper and a coffin.
(Wait, do people actually eat at the Costco restaurant? ...I was gonna say "well, I guess of course people must or Costco would have shut it down", but, uh, it kind of sounds like they're running a food stand for the Aesthetic, so maybe they *wouldn't* have shut it down for mere lack of business.
Is the food any good?)
[strong cw: corporate bullshit] [Wall Street Journal (paywalled, but apparently my university alumni account still gets me Wall Street Journal access)] (by Jeff Horwitz; h/t Matt Levine)
Other flubbed enforcement actions were taken against the accounts of [...] Mr. Zuckerberg himself, whose live-streamed employee Q&A had been suppressed after an algorithm classified it as containing misinformation.
There is a blanket [cw: illness] on the rest of this post.
Comments on my own posts:
[WordPress (Tumblr)] Updated respirator guide with some anecdata on how long nuisance-vapour filters last, tips on protecting non-water-resistant filters from rain, and a small tweak to the phrasing of the section on anti-ingress and anti-egress to help emphasise that removing yourself from the chain of transmission protects the people downstream of you.
(I think I may have jinxed it a little with that rain bit, though: last time I had to go out it was pouring and quite windy, and I ended up having to carry my respirator in a plastic bag anyway because I didn't think an umbrella was gonna cut it.)
The one about immune-system training [two comments]
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[arguably cw: nsfw text] [Dreamwidth; Wayback] (OP by
feotakahari) Omegaverse residents have had a very long time to get used to the idea that breathing other people's air can have unwanted effects.---
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