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14.03.2026 02:43
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No Internet on a day like this is a crime
The Kia dealership was right in front of the Hyundai one, could have gone the other way :)
A picture of a simple solution to the situation in Strait of Hormuz where oiltankers would simply hit a trampoline and backflip over to the other side of the strait to avoid the dangers completely.
Saw the best and most realistic solution on reddit:
I love Hyundai as a car brand that pushes the envelope of EVs. Enjoying a Kona since 2024!
1. If oil prices have you thinking "should I finally switch to an electric vehicle" my advice is, yeah! Lots of good low mileage used ones to be had.
2. It's not without its hiccups. Here's what I learned after a year of driving an one.
www.wsj.com/business/aut...
we recently made the switch to electric (finally) ourselves and I absolutely adore the Ioniq EV9. It's also true for road trips (youth basketball tournaments in central PA) it takes a bit more thinking/planning. But, after a few of those you get completely used to it and it's smooth sailing.
and that the media will relay and amplify it with no context and more importantly no morale view on a genocide
In my 15 years in the USA, I've seen confidence become a prime currency. Some people build it and use it while others are reassured by it. It bypasses cognitive processes, negates common sense, covers your intentions.
Do you think that some Nazis in 1940 would hear their leaders and think "Did I confuse confidence for evil"?
The Pitt, a. k. a. The Place Where They Stop Death Or Make It Easier To Die
The USA is so so cost-unefficient!
This is Nathan Cavanaugh, another DOGE staffer explaining how he flagged grants at NEH for "DEI" which would be reviewed for termination. 404 Media has reviewed hours of this footage and we'll have more soon.
Part of a lawsuit by @acls1919.bsky.social, @modernlanguage.bsky.social + @historians.org
I loved Split Fiction, and it doesn't surprise me that they kept this level for a finale moment. It was one of the best bit of multiplayer couch co-op I've ever played: share.google/oZ46VQtkCXRy...
Movie poster for the film Rental Family
If you’re looking for movie depicting kindness, Rental Family is a good choice. It’s on Hulu.
Movie poster for Rental Family
This week's movie, Rental Family (2025) Fabulous!
#filmsky
"We're going to rename it to the Strait of America!"
Big geopolitics fail
AI is the final form of ultra capitalism: sucking life energy out of humans to create a palimpsest www.theverge.com/cs/features/...
AI companies are paying screenwriters, lawyers, and other white-collar professionals to produce the training data needed to automate their jobs. I spoke with more than 30 workers about conditions inside this fast-growing and extremely secretive new gig economy.
The intermittent work, productivity monitoring, and surplus of AI-vetted contractors means that workers are effectively always on call, often work overtime, and are paid for only the minutes they are typing. www.theverge.com/cs/features/...
touched grass (water) this weekend and let me tell you it is good to log off sometimes and dive with sharks
Billionaires make up only 0.0003% of the U.S. population.
They made 19% of federal campaign donations in 2024.
THIS is why our politics are broken. We need to get big money out of politics NOW.
www.nytimes.com/2026/03/09/u...
Rental Family was a wonderful movie, and Brendan Fraser was once more outstanding.
"Sometimes, all we need is someone to look us in the eye and remind us we exist." 😭
Game Development is sometimes weird
My energy provider has a green program that's been pretty successful. If only these numbers were the norm!
Big milestone: I created my first successful Jira automation rule! Took a few tests to get some bits correct. It's opening a brand new world for me, to reduce the amount of manual work needed.
The "Just a correlation?" is giving it away.
