Chris Dilts

Jen would have thrown you out of the building and AMH would have been waiting in the parking lot with a hammer.

You Need to Watch Governor Walz’s Remarks Things are escalating quickly. Here’s what you need to know.

I normally don't break my schedule for newsletters because breaking news isn't my thing. But things are escalating quickly, so I made an exception. Please read and share these remarks from @governorwalz.mn.gov. www.altrightdelete.news/p/you-need-t...

The thing that feels like a giant red flag to me (I say this as someone who wants to be optimistic about all of this) is “we are also introducing Noisy Creek’s event discovery platform, EverOut, as well as entertainment ticketing service Bold Type Tickets to Chicago.” That just has all the ick.

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And WeTransfer has walked this back somwhat.

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So in case you hadn't seen it, WeTransfer updated their Terms of Service to include a clause that gives them "a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free, transferable, sub-licensable license to use your Content". Which, if you do what I do for a living, makes it completely unusable.

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So your saying I should stop shooting everything one or two stops under. I hear you, but I’m pretty sure cripplingly underexposed is what the kids are into…

Hey there. Guess we’re back to making bad late night skeet and re-skeet choices like it’s 2010 again.

My entire vibe post Nov 5th is “nobody gives a fuck” and it’s probably the only way I can articulate how broadly angry I am without punching a wall. I’m here for YOLO Joe. I’m here for YOLO all of us.

I pitched that to a news agency based on a tip off from Arun that it would be huge. They laughed and then the next day my editor called back and said “can you get there in time if you start driving now.”

Honstly JV Vance is just doing it for me. Like I can't remember what his actual name is now. It's such a perfect midwestern high-school dig that sticks. Forever.