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Me: Isn’t it funny how folks in the West wouldn’t use a time machine to go back in time and stop colonialism?
Random guy from the West on the fediverse: Excuse me, would you like to read my 200-word post on how not all colonialism was bad, actually?

"5 Tricks to Make Your Run Faster, Healthier and More Fun"
The grumpy old man in me hates the clickbait-y title, but it's an otherwise nice overview of different types of runs (tempo, strides, progression, etc.) and their intent. I wish I had something like this when I was starting out.

Tack snälla fina ni för era boosts/repeats. Jag kan inte komma ifrån att detta är det finaste sociala nätverket jag har. Har redan hunnit tänka att jag vill lägga mer tid här igen under 2026 och mindre på andra ställen. Bluesky är fascinerande sterilt, intetsägande och opersonligt för mig. Det finns en handfull personer som jag gärna läser. Här är majoriteten förbaskat angenäma och omtänksamma människor. 🥰

With the exception of the "passing the ball along the perimeter" trick (which isn't true as the inbounding team is restricted to the baseline)...
...these are fun little known rules about basketball!
▶️ This Layup Is 3 Points!
https://youtube.com/watch?v=sy_0pFpdez

Is it talent?
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DQM0-w2jEOd/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

It’s funny how many people have no idea how to buy used stuff for non-inflated prices.
Here’s some tips to get you started (for eBay):
1. The first thing about eBay is that most things listed as “buy now” are overpriced—otherwise someone else would have bought it already. You have to always look at sold listings to see what things are actually worth.
2. Use saved searches specifically limited in price and distance.
3. Always sort by newly listed for “Buy Now” and ending soonest for auctions.
4. Look for older buy now listings and make offers. The older the listing the lower you offer. Some tools like flippah.net show you the listed date directly without having to dig deep on the eBay website. You can make offers even when the button isn’t there, just send a message.
5. Never buy anything from sellers with 0 feedback or less than a 98% or so rating.
A general thing to remember is that unless you buy new stuff or see a listing from a store (some categories have a lot of stores, e.g. cameras) you’re likely to deal directly with a private seller and a human being. Be polite and respectful but don’t be afraid to say no. Don’t make insulting offers.

NFL Midseason Awards: MVP, Play of the Year, best quote, top rookies, more from wild first half

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/nfl-mids…

RE: https://pawb.fun/@itsOasus/115787031750775789
"Starting a company is really just about getting a credit card and frantically spending as much as possible until you're profitable. Don't worry about the debt. It's not going to be your problem."
This would be a useful metaphor if it wasn't just how these people think. Anyway, thanks for the free bugs. You'll never be able to pay enough consulting fees to keep from being hacked repeatedly forever.
This is how the system collapses. At some point it simply isn't possible to sustain the crushing weight of incompetence.

We are not in an era where democracy is “challenged.”
We are in an era where democracy is under siege.
Authoritarianism isn’t knocking…it’s battering the door.
Propaganda isn’t creeping…it’s flooding.
The public isn’t outraged…they’re exhausted.
This isn’t a moment for:
“Be Inspired.”
“Stay Hopeful.”
“Vote Blue.”
“We’ll Be Fine.”
This is a moment for:
“DO. NOT. LET. GO. OF DEMOCRACY.”

Na, mal wieder nicht verwunderlich. Eine Studie hätte ich für diese Erkenntnis nicht gebraucht.
Wichtigste Aussage am Ende: "Wer sich informieren will, kommt an seriösen Medien nicht vorbei, in denen menschliche Redakteure arbeiten, die Quellen prüfen und Behauptungen und Belege einordnen."
Studie: KI-Chatbots lügen bei 40 Prozent der Antworten | tagesschau.de