Mike Strobel

@Robert_N_Adams Sure felt like one. Several pulses, then stopped, right?

Another smol #earthquake near #nyc? #earthquakenyc

@zackiswhackkk Felt in Great Neck, Long Island.

Did anyone else just experience and earthquake in NYC? #earthquake

@vpatryshev @hmemcpy For American English, he’s right. Though I suspect most Americans are unaware of the rule and don’t abide by it anyway.

@hmemcpy Really? The rules, I think, say the opposite.

One thing that annoys me about English is the rule of putting punctuation inside the quotes. "How does this make sense," he wondered.

@zebular0 Do you still own this CD-I dev unit? If so, any chance I could convince you to part with it?

@Br0adDayShooter @VerizonSupport Where are you in LI? My FiOS internet is down in Great Neck (11023).

@JamesMcNellis That’s some legit art deco styling.

I love the 1930s era fonts on the Golden Gate Bridge dedication plaque.

This is what the AI conjured up when I asked for a photo of a 1985 Tesla Model S. Not too shabby. What say you, @elonmusk?

@Popehat Every day. My wife works in PR, and I don’t know how she manages to not eviscerate everyone.

@Women4Popehat @Popehat My god, they’re keeping a manatee as a pet!

From @WSJopinion: The Supreme Court has wisely recognized that we can’t trust the government to decide which viewpoints are too hateful to merit legal protection. But that’s not stopping New York from trying, writes Eugene Volokh. on.wsj.com/3uCEA0R

@ggreenwald I must have missed something—which part of the thread mentioned anyone affiliated with the Biden campaign?

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The state of New York can’t turn bloggers into Big Brother, but it’s trying to do just that. That’s why FIRE is suing. thefire.org/news/lawsuit-n…

@Popehat There’s a slider for “reply limit” or something to that effect. Crank it up to 2,000 words or so.

@Popehat @SonnyBunch @DavidAFrench Try the beta version (beta.openai.com). I find it generally willing to ignore its own rules.

People who are accustomed to using the state to impose their will on others can hardly imagine there are people who have preferences they would not forcibly compel everyone to adopt.

@scrumtuous The obliteration of all my debt.

What's the first luxury item you bought yourself after you started earning a developer's salary? 💴🏎💎️

To achieve justice without losing compassion, what’s important is to avoid doing harm. Helping sentient beings can be a source of great satisfaction. All of us, animals as well, have basic rights that we need to protect.