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I loathe Google shutting down Google Podcasts and moving everything to YouTube Music. It is an incredibly confusing process for podcast creators and then shit like this happens.
You removed a podcast episode because it links to Chuck Tingle's Wikipedia page? WTF?

I loathe Google shutting down Google Podcasts and moving everything to YouTube Music. It is an incredibly confusing process for podcast creators and then shit like this happens.
You removed a podcast episode because it links to Chuck Tingle's Wikipedia page? WTF?

While I am loathe to quote this guy …
But that the Times thinks it maybe might be could be says, again, all you need to know about how they’ll cover cycling from here on in.
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The New York Times :press: (@nytimes@press.coop)
Attached: 1 image Why Bicycle Deaths Have Risen in New York City Fatalities and serious injuries among cyclists had been trending downward for years, but both increased in 2023. #press https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/05/nyregion/nyc-cyclist-deaths-ebike.html?utm_source=press.coop

#pennedpossibilities 244 — Do your characters have any co-workers they’re close with? Are there any they can’t stand?
They're too young to have co-workers, but they do have other young people in their vicinity they loathe for various reasons. I figured there will always be someone around that you barely can tolerate.

😜 "things have gotten so dire that "**Donald Trump himself has begun to pay for his own legal bills**," which is something he's typically been loathe to do."
Cash-strapped Trump campaign scrambling to avoid 'dire financial situation': CNN reporter - Raw Story
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Cash-strapped Trump campaign scrambling to avoid 'dire financial situation': CNN reporter
CNN reporter Alayna Treene said on Monday that former President Donald Trump's campaign is looking at ways to aggressively cut expenses to avoid facing a major cash crunch later this year.While appearing on CNN, Treene brought word that the Trump campaign has been cracking down on staffers taking mo...

I loathe the modern web. Reddit is one of the worst offenders, but there's more to hate than to love on big sites. It's such a breath of fresh air to explore non-commercial sites. Fediverse FTW.

I loathe Paul Tierney as much as anyone, but the "controversy" around the wrongful awarding of the drop ball after a head injury is some serious blame-shifting from a team who had possession a full two-minutes later and coughed up the ball at the edge of the box to even allow the game-winner.
As many have pointed out, the more incompetent decision on the very same play is ignoring Yates' extremely reckless attempt. I would like to understand any VAR review on that.

Ave Dave Myers, Lancastrian make up artist, motorcyclist and travelling cook of the world.
Only in the past week I saw the broadcast where they were in Ormskirk and Aughton, demonstrating the odd specialism of Gingerbread and a restored mansion and hotel.
I went to school in Aughton and Ormskirk, in the former I was caned most days over Maths, and in the latter I mostly ran half miles, I did get my first two jobs in Ormskirk.
I loathe Gingerbread.
We shall miss Dave M…

"The hatred against Microsoft, starting with the letter to hobbyists in 1976, fueled by Dijkstra, Wulf, Papert, and so many others, naturally spread to BASIC. If you read carefully, the “13 ways to loathe VB” penned by Verity Stob are directed more to Microsoft than to the language itself:
> 13. Bill is making even more money out of this. And I am powerless to stop him. In fact, I am helping him.
Of course, abominations such as On Error Resume Next did not help."

Programming The Liberal Arts
In 1863, it was discovered on the walls of the Villa Lemmi, near Florence, a previously unknown fresco by Sandro Botticelli covered in whitewash, called "Giovane introdotto tra le Arti Liberali" ("A Young Man Being Introduced to the Seven Liberal Arts.") This work of art was then removed and sold to the Louvre, where it has been exposed since 1882. In it, the young Lorenzo Tornabuoni, son of the head of the Roman branch of the Medici bank during the Quattrocento, is depicted holding the hand of…

The situation in this story sounds like straight-up theft, but in general, I can’t imagine why I would even consider copying company data onto hardware that I take with me after leaving my job. I loathe to put my personal data on company hardware, and I *never* put company data on my personal hardware.
It shocks me to hear that some people purposely take their work with them when they leave.
“Ex-Apple engineer sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to stealing trade secrets ab…

Ex-Apple worker on secret car project gets prison sentence
The engineer was accused of downloading data on Apple's secretive car project right before joining a Chinese automaker.

Great, locked out of my Twitch account because it was tied to my phone number from Canada (which no longer exists). How I loathe two-factor authentication.