matt :)

At my company, I work with a lot of different teams so I’m all over the office. My colleague gave me a Tidbyt so I made an app that tells people if I’m actually somewhere in the office or if I’m out and about.

@rabbigert @PopBase loser

@PopBase Definitely rigged. Hopefully one day, people will feel okay with letting Jews win things again.

Bulgaria has won #Eurovision 2026, defeating Israel.

Maybe the greatest moment in papal history

@mil000 @uwunetes doubt

@uwunetes I would get robbed

this is why people will pay an extra $1000 per month to live in San Francisco instead of Oakland

@_KennyUong_ @metrolosangeles @deanwendt WHAT

Had no clue that the voice of @metrolosangeles Rail is @deanwendt!! Dean is also the voice of Barney the Dinosaur!! 😯🚈🦖💜

planting seeds for trees he’ll never sit in the shade of

@getdavenow Games.

Games.

lil icons

they just killed like 200 startups

Gaussian splats truly is one of the coolest things that’s enabled by modern cameras and computing power.

@raeforla holy shit all of the replies are telling you to drop out, talk about a movement haha

If the Los Angeles Police Protective League (LAPPL) is spending six figures trying to stop this movement, it’s because they know change is possible. Los Angeles deserves leadership that invests in people first — in housing, care, community, and real public safety that doesn’t rely on fear or punishment. This campaign has never been about protecting power. It’s about fighting for the Angelenos who’ve been ignored for far too long. And no amount of attack ads can drown out what we already know: another LA is possible. 🌞 - - - Si la Liga Protectora de la Policía de Los Angeles (LAPPL) está gastando cientos de miles de dólares para detener este movimiento, es porque saben que el cambio sí es posible. Los Ángeles merece líderes que inviertan en la gente primero — en vivienda, cuidado, comunidad y una verdadera seguridad pública que no dependa del miedo ni del castigo. Esta campaña nunca se ha tratado de proteger el poder. Se trata de luchar por los angelinos que han sido ignorados por demasiado tiempo. Y ningún anuncio de ataque va a poder apagar lo que ya sabemos: otro Los Ángeles sí es posible. 🌞

@raeforla It's not a movement lol

my office is outside a busy area for panhandling and this dude keeps playing the shittiest chords on his electric guitar and im gonna lose it

@GovofCO wow you fucking suck, cool to see people can just interfere in our elections. loser.

Today I was proud to sign two bills making Colorado an even better place to do business, breaking down barriers and reducing regulation. SB26-137 is a bipartisan effort that will help lower the cost of doing business in Colorado by cutting through burdensome regulations, and will attract more businesses to Colorado. I’m grateful to President James Coleman and Minority Leader Cleave Simpson, Speaker of the House Julie McCluskie and Representative Jarvis Caldwell for their work on this bill. The new AI law, SB26-189, is a big step in the right direction for Colorado, and a model for the rest of the country. Replacing the old law that hasn’t taken effect yet will boost Colorado innovation and entrepreneurship. This law was created through thoughtful collaboration with input from many stakeholders including consumers, advocates, developers and more. Thank you to Majority Leader Rodriguez, Senate President Coleman, and many other legislators who have been a part of this effort to foster innovation in Colorado while protecting Colorado consumers.

I just wrote an email to the Burbank City Council in support of the North Hollywood–Pasadena bus rapid transit line, and so should you.

Per Streets for All, who just uncovered this with PRA requests - Mayor Bass just intervened on behalf of cemetery owners to STOP a finalized road diet design in favor of a less safe 4 lane design + more outreach. I first posted an explainer on this 2 years ago - Bass has to go.

@RepFine @NYCMayor go fuck yourself loser

@NYCMayor You are a walking billboard for mass denaturalizarion. May the day come soon.

Today marks Nakba Day, an annual day of remembrance to commemorate the expulsion of more than 700,000 Palestinians between 1947 and 1949 during the creation of the State of Israel and the year that followed. Inea is a New Yorker and a Nakba survivor. She shared her story with us — one of home, tradition and memory over generations.

@adamcohenhillel @mil000 @grok you sound like a fucking loser chill the fuck out

@mil000 @grok can you read english? the "not creating value" was referred to you. The "SV" was a reference to some of your critics of the ecosystem. never said SV is not creating value. It's one of the greatest places for innovation.

uhhhhh

@luz_clara3 @JNavok @NYTimesPR just looked at your profile yeah you’re a bootlicking loser literally seek mental health treatment

@luz_clara3 @JNavok @NYTimesPR you’re a fucking loser