[Straining and exhausting myself to open a glass of juice] how are trans people being good at sports one of the national crises.
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[Straining and exhausting myself to open a glass of juice] how are trans people being good at sports one of the national crises.
On Friday morning, West Coast port officials told CNN about a startling sight: Not a single cargo vessel had left China with goods for the two major West Coast ports in the past 12 hours. That hasn’t happened since the pandemic. cnn.it/3YA0Rf6
Power went out a bit today, I like the rain, though storms today were spicy.
First American pope via Chicago, bringing deep dish pizza to the heart of Rome.
Tfw new Pope smell
Cats
The Indian army launches ‘Operation Sindoor’ hitting nine sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir.
Well India and Pakistan appear to be at war, it's definitely, an eventful morning.
Wait, my brain is working, I thought the film tariffs were towards foreign movies being imported into America like anime/kdrama, they, literally mean the movie can't be filmed outside of America, which means American productions can't film on location anymore.
A promotional text showing that there's 40% off of most things at Hivemill, from April 23rd until May 31st. This is part of the Warehouse Clearance Sale
Our Warehouse Clearance Sale continues! Come check out amazing comics at great prices over on Hivemill!
Reports say Israel now eyeing occupation of entire enclave, control of aid and possible expulsion of Palestinians.
*Spins the wheel* today is the oil market crashing
People are sending me pics of their hauls from the warehouse clearance sale and I can't get enough! I love seeing my babies find their way to their new homes✨
The sale is still going for the rest of May so go check out all the cool stuff you can get for 40% off!
hivemill.com/collections/...
"The phone eats time; it makes us live the way people do inside a casino, dropping a blackout curtain over the windows to block out the world, except the blackout curtain is a screen, showing too much of the world, too quickly."
The key points raised by Gene Seroka of Port of LA in his interview with Bloomberg TV
1⃣Gene corrected the host that the cargo drop-off is just starting with a 35% drop expected in the port between May 4-10
youtu.be/PdGzwetSLaE?...
US Port Update - May 1, 2025 | Latest Supply Chain and Freight Indicators
#supplychain #containers #tariffs #ports #containerships
youtu.be/YXkWbhAQK5c
Hey friends! It's Free Comic Book Day, which means supporting your local comic shops!
Webcomics are free everyday, but this isn't our spotlight to take! Webcomic Day IS coming up though, so get ready for screaming about webcomics then!
webcomicday.com
If the number of ships between China and North America were to reduce by 35% as seems to be likely (unless the tariff war ends soon), then the Northern Pacific could show accelerated warming during the second half of 2025 due to aerosol reductions.
Yup. I got a call from someone who was able to spoof the number of my bank. Which is why I answered in the first place. I had just got back from a trip to Oregon and they mentioned there was a fraudulent charge and needed my card number in order to deactivate the card to send a replacement. (1/2)
Congrats to ausiland on electing a normal government.
www.mydefrag.net
“Shipping ports are empty across the United States. Nothing is coming in. Businesses have cancelled the remainder of their 2025 orders.”
(h/t FreightWaves)
If you live in America you really need to stock bulk dry food like right now, there's dozens of logistics company's going bankrupt from how much freight and shipping has collapsed the last few weeks.
Once imports are cut than domestic prices are going to spike.
I feel like we're maybe a week or two before America really starts to get hit by shortages. I'm really not sure what the world looks like in another month though it definitely won't be anything good.
Seaweed pizza
It isn't just about a shrinking space, everything else is being taken up by spam and AI.
We're in the swan song of information itself, everything is going to be static and noise, manufactory and optimized, the engines of the world are entirely focused towards eliminating non processed data.
I think the fundimental economics of how a lot of the open internet worked broke once Elon bought Twitter.
Like things weren't great but overall the system still functioned.
The overall ecosystem is getting smaller at a fairly fast pace, we're entering an era of information heat death and slop.
polygon and giant bomb dead in the same week is just unfathomable
