2025-10-24 15:00:43
I'm so bad at remembering what TV I am currently watching I built my own site with a perfect view in to what I am currently watching.
#tv
I'm so bad at remembering what TV I am currently watching I built my own site with a perfect view in to what I am currently watching.
#tv
@… No frost yet, at least not here, right by the coast.
Remembering childhood Halloweens when we had to wear longjohns under our costumes to keep warm 👻 🎃
"When news becomes an extension of political and corporate power, democracy loses its immune system. The Fourth Estate collapses. And disinformation rules.
This is what happens when billionaires control information. They decide what you see, what you don’t, who becomes a villain, who gets rehabilitated, and whose death is worth remembering"
#kleptocracy
Legacy Media…
hmm i thought rachelbythebay.com has a complaint about colleagues not following a “make before break” rule when changing things
but i can’t find a post along those lines
i wonder if she used a different term for the idea or if i’m just remembering wrong
Remembering Peter Scholtes by Fazel Hayati
#Management
found out about music hall of williamsburg's closure by overhearing one bouncer telling another as i walked into the bowery last night but assumed i misheard & forgot about it til after the show. saw plenty of fun shows there, but mostly remembering it fondly as north six, before it was gutted & turned into a personality-less bowery knockoff.
Cowboy Roundup: Remembering Marshawn Kneeland, tributes pour out around sports world https://www.si.com/nfl/cowboys/onsi/news/remembering-dallas-cowboys-marshawn-kneeland-tributes-around-sports-world
"Remembering that time in 2013 President Obama checked on Karmel Allison, prospective Affordable Care Act beneficiary, after he had earlier held onto her when she began to faint during his remarks in the Rose Garden."
photo by Pete Souza, official White House photographer in the Reagan and Obama administrations
https://www.
Remembering lifelong Raider George Atkinson https://www.raiders.com/video/remembering-lifelong-raider-george-atkinson-nfl-2025
WOW. That's a whole lot of Binary Bulbs...
I wonder if they’ll liquidate it? Can they during a shutdown? Can they in any reasonable amount of time without triggering a crash?
Will Trump & Bessent GAF about what's legal, cash it out, and use it to buy the hottest teens out of ICE custody for a "Remembering Jeffery" party in the new "Ballroom?"
WHY WOULD I EVEN THINK THAT????
Fundamentally, mastodon (and twitter, bluesky, etc etc) doesn't really work for me. I'm just remembering the sense of confusion when I first joined twitter - the idea that you subscribe to a feed of everything that someone says, and not to topics or threads is just a bit bonkers. It must sort people into groups with weird niche common collections of interests. I've tried running more than one account for different interests but it doesn't really work for me.
When Corgan wrote 1979, he managed to tap the same panchronic nostalgia as Mitchell did with River or Waters did with Time.
Every time I listen to it: 😭
Remembering when I was 12, remembering when I was 29, remembering when I was 50.
René And Georgette Magritte With Their Dog After The War.
In Pictures: #NPR (National Public Radio) Founding Mother Susan Stamberg
https://www.npr.org/sections/the-picture-s
The hardest part about filming a job is remembering to START the FUCKING CAMERA ffs
Here's my latest Human Meme podcast about memory and remembering:
#memory
Drawing from a training with the Climate Psychology Alliance, I've been reflecting on the role of changemakers in our world.
Before, I saw activists as Sisyphus, straining to push the world uphill.
But what if we saw them as keeping the world steady?
https://www.brichapman.com/p/what-is-…
yeah, remembering stuff from the past is always something, innit
One day, I might sit in my local cafe,
caught up in angst,
trying to find euphemisms to explain to my children the wherefores and whys of it all.
Perhaps, one day, to sit in silence and think of nothing will no longer be ease but an act of defiance
— of remembering what it means to belong to a world once rooted in continuity again.
What kind of world allows a family to sit in a parlour and think of nothing?
What kind of world might let them look through …
@… yes, we are all remembering those from the past and not the present 😅
Reading this below on the 36th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall and by extension the symbolic end of the GDR, the place I grew up in... with neighbors and parents of classmates belonging to the Stasi (east German secret police), the fear my own parents might be disappeared — years later seeing the thickness of the files of surveillance materials the state/stasi had collected on my family... remembering early autumn 1989, joining friends protesting in the streets every Monday after …
It's worth remembering that the civil war was a slave revolt:
#USPol
It’s striking how dramatically our mindset has shifted in under 30 years. Before the 90s, people were frustrated by the need to buy products they weren’t able to build themselves. Today, despite having unprecedented access to tools, materials, and even electronics development, many people prefer plug-and-play solutions.
In essence, we once valued understanding how things worked. Now, we often prioritize convenience and mental ease. Even remembering a few keyboard shortcuts feels excessi…
Fundamentally, mastodon (and twitter, bluesky, etc etc) doesn't really work for me. I'm just remembering the sense of confusion when I first joined twitter - the idea that you subscribe to a feed of everything that someone says, and not to topics or threads is just a bit bonkers. It must sort people into groups with weird niche common collections of interests. I've tried running more than one account for different interests but it doesn't really work for me.
im remembering now the one thing I didnt like about masto in the old days is that there would eventually be a point when everyone was more or less asleep, thus forcing me to stop scrolling. obscene, truly
Cowboys Headlines: Remembering Marshawn Kneeland; Dak Prescott among those speaking out https://cowboyswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/cowboys/2025/11/07/news-headlines-november-6-2025-marshawn-kneel…
Remembering WW2 Camps, Japanese Americans Fight Trump’s Immigration Crackdown - The New York Times
https://archive.ph/C4P4W
Diffusion and Flow-based Copulas: Forgetting and Remembering Dependencies
David Huk, Theodoros Damoulas
https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.19707 https://arxiv.org/…
Parsons reflects on loss of ex-teammate Kneeland https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/46885228/packers-parsons-reflects-loss-ex-cowboys-teammate-kneeland
Thinking about the NIRS data centre fire in Korea, and remembering that (back when I dealt with physical servers) you tried to avoid racking important disk servers directly over the UPS, even though they were heavy, because of the knowledge that UPSes will occasionally explode.
"OOP grew dramatically during the decade between 1985 and 95. The first OOPSLA Conf was held in '86, chaired by Daniel Ingalls of Smalltalk fame. Bjarne Stroustrup released the first versions of C . Brad Cox melted Smalltalk on top of C and created Objective-C. Bertrand Meyer released both Eiffel and his bestseller book. Borland added OOP support to Turbo Pascal 5.5. Famous groups like “The Three Amigos,” “The Gang of Four,” and the Agile movement coalesced around OOP."
…
I didn’t even know she’d passed away. I wondered why I hadn’t heard much from her lately. https://c.im/@raurquiz/115617325636625923
People are terrified of The Evil Terminal but there's nothing like remembering a single command that will do everything for you (the exact way you want it) VS spending minutes opening windows and clicking on stuff (if you even remember where they are and if they haven't moved).
Good piece from Nesrine Malik.
"The supposedly unifying thread of all these new policies is “integration”: this mythical concept that has taken on the quality of a religious ideal. ... It depends upon the children’s centre that links parents to others in the community and pools advice and resources. It depends on the libraries that provide literature and history and local knowledge. It depends on youth clubs and midwife visits and community centres and public-sector workers ...
"Yet all of these services have been hollowed out by years of austerity, pushing people back into their own small networks and atomised lives."
I'm remembering when one of the Nottingham leisure centres was closed, a youth worker explaining that the youth club there had been neutral ground for local kids from different areas to be able to hang out safely. I think it's unlikely the benefits of that had been costed in when the council decided to close the place. Even purely economically, I think it was a false economy, let alone quality of life and community-building.
#austerity #migration #integration #LabourParty #UKLaw #UKPol #libraries #LeisureCentres #ThirdSpaces #citizenship
Follow live: Vikings, Browns face off in London https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/46456194/nfl-london-scenes-minnesota-vikings-cleveland-browns-week-5
It's also easy to imagine that Trump is sending his military to Portland. People forget that the military is actually really big and pretty complex.
Most people join the military because they want to get out of poverty. Some people join because they believe in it. A lot of people are just too young to have any kind of politics, but some of them do develop politics in the military... and some of those folks become anarchists.
There are Nazis in the military. It's a big problem. But there are also anarchists who signed up before they developed a critique of the state, and now they're kind of stuck for a few years until they can get out.
It's also worth recognizing that a lot of people join after they graduate. Basic training is like 22 weeks. So, assuming a random selection, there really aren't a lot of folks who would be deploying to PDX who would have joined under Trump. That's just assuming a random selection, and there may be other things at play that I'm not aware of, but the majority of the types of folks who would get deployed now would have joined under Biden.
The troops who will deploy (if they do deploy) may very much not want to be there. These are also not monsters wanting to kill (like Trump wishes them to be). They're kids from nearby towns. That's not awesome, most of Oregon has absolute shit politics. But joining the National Guard doesn't necessarily mean that a person has any politics at all. All of this is worth remembering.
Sharing my findings from a recent workshop with the Climate Psychology Alliance: https://www.brichapman.com/p/what-is-emerging-what-is-in-the-way?r=1o5n19&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
Remembering Marshawn | Girls Talk, 'Boys Talk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKRoujZ2L8Y
Remembering Lifelong Raider George Atkinson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzYhN8jiIkQ
Tottenham takeover: Top scenes from Vikings-Browns in London https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/46456194/nfl-london-scenes-minnesota-vikings-cleveland-browns-week-5
2025 NFL Dublin Game: Top scenes from Vikings-Steelers in Ireland https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/46286927/nfl-dublin-scenes-minnesota-vikings-pittsburgh-steelers