I do also read El País, so I think that balances it out. The subsidiary journalism that doesn’t do with trans people is very very good.

:3

There was a much better portrait on the front page. No idea why they didn’t include it in the article.

why not? i don’t read their articles on gaza, if that’s your concern

🫂

the article has a link to the lumix on amazon

oops, forgot. Pretend I said CoMaps.

check the fifth image on amazon, it’s pretty small

OrganicMaps CoMaps is another OSM client with buzz

ruul(e)

OpenStreetMaps?

I agree, but in a different way: No ethical consumption under capitalism 😃. My position on all companies is “take what you can get, bail when they yen grift”

System1 is an advertizing company that operates in the privacy niche. All I can get from all that ad copy you quoted is that they advertize 😀. I haven’t heard of them doing anything other than selling ads. AdExchanger (no idea what their reliability is but the writing style is quite frank so I’ll trust them) clocks System1 as a “Special-purpose acquisition company”.

The privacy community has a pretty favorable view of System1: https://www.privacyguides.org/en/search-engines/?h=startpage#startpage https://www.privacyguides.org/articles/2020/05/03/relisting-startpage/

the union’s statement that it has a supermajority

the law is that they have to recognize if a majority of workers vote to unionize in an National Labor Relations Board secret ballot, so in any case this is a formality

As stated, the decision to unionize belongs to staff. The Foundation’s responsibility is to ensure that they can make their own choice freely. So that every eligible employee has an equal voice, we believe a secret-ballot election conducted by the National Labor Relations Board is the appropriate path forward. This process protects individual choice and ensures that any outcome reflects the collective will of those eligible to participate.

this is their rhetoric. it seems they don’t like unions and are calling the bluff.

i mean, yeah?

indoor gasoline generator

for once i’m not blaming microsoft for adware

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/28_Years_Later is the $150-million gross sequel to the trailblazing 2002 28 Days Later, which reinvigorated zombie horror.

The themes of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tangerine_(film) (2015) laid the groundwork for the same director’s Oscar-winning https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anora .