this sounds neat!

I was able to buy a replacement battery several years ago and it’s worked great!

Not that it’ll ever happen but the rich irony it would be if Hunter Biden was the next president gives me warm fuzzys. The perfect troll vote.

rules for thee but not for me

Paging @jerry@infosec.pub

Same now that you mention it, using voyager but probably not relevant

I can’t tell what instance your from in my phone app, things seem to be working for me today

A must-pass congressional funding package for the nation’s roads, bridges, and public infrastructure includes an industry-friendly carveout that would give ride-hailing apps like Uber and Lyft legal immunity from car crashes and injuries, according to a review of the bill text by The Lever.

Good news everyone!

Let’s go, my wife and I are participating. Don’t expect crazy numbers but we gotta start somewhere

good news everybody!

To the moon!

Cool cool cool

I still have strong memories of a dish my mother used to make a few times a year that prominently included water chestnuts and the sinking feeling I would get as I took my first bite. Blegh

this is the way

Been waiting to dance on that grave

I don’t even wait. And when you’re a star president, they let you do it. You can do anything

Erica Chenoweth and Maria Stephan are absolutely smarter than me but I still think it’s a red herring. Focusing on a number like that risks missing sight of the ultimate goal of overthrowing fascism, regardless of what it takes. Plus the math is not settled, it’s a complicated number and every situation is unique.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3.5%25_rule

Wish I could upvote twice, people keep thinking the number is magic

I think the term “protest” is what throws people off. Protest can encompass a lot of different actions, including showing up to a park on the weekend. But when a lot of people hear “protest”, they imagine more direct action. They imagine people directly interfering with the fascist’s agenda.

These seem more like rallies to me. The point seems to be less about interfering with the fascist administration and more about stretching organizing muscles, building networks and strengthening the resolve of millions of people around the country. Reminding them that so many of their friends and neighbors care enough to show up too. These aren’t direct action in the same way but I think they still serve an important purpose.

We are building a web of trust and solidarity for the days ahead. Things will get worse, we are not even a year into this administration and I don’t think the gloves have really come off yet. These protest or rallies or whatever you want to call them will help us be ready. When the time comes there will be organizers and volunteers and millions of people ready to step together and fight for what we believe in. But first, this.