It’s too bad things aren’t allowed to be in color now https://t.co/iiLMM5HfPu
— Henry Gilbert (@hEnereyG) November 9, 2021
Watch Last Night in Soho. You’ll getcha some color:
I don’t think that middle shot of ATJ is actually in the film. I suspect it appeared in the trailer only, but it nevertheless gives you an idea of the color palette of the film.
I hate Standard time. Why y’all want it to get dark at 4PM? Just why?
I want to buy the Mona Lisa, replace it with a picture of Jar Jar Binks and call it the Lona Misa. Then I will sell an NFT of that to make it even stupider.
You're responsible for 700k deaths if you (a vaccinated person) removed your mask for a minute/want your kindergartener to return to the classroom after a year of zoom school or something!
BTW, come join our team, we're caring and reasonable people!!!
— Angie Schmitt🚶♀️ (@schmangee) November 9, 2021
Sung to the Green Acres theme song:
Under the bed crying is the place to be
Lockdown life is the life for me
Grammas dying on every side
‘Cuz you wouldn’t wear a mask outside
Cowering inside is where I’d rather stay
I panic when I cross the entranceway
I just adore a blank wall view
Dah-ling I love atrophied muscle tissue
The ACA (Obamacare) Has Performed As Predicted.
Dead on. I said at the time it was an insurance company handout, because it was obvious to anyone who wasn’t a Kevin Drum type. No one could admit that at the time because Obama was officialy an Exalted Saint of Heroic Triumph so no criticism was possible.
And look where it got us.
I’m going to innovate a way to fall down the stairs racistly.
I’ve worked with a lot of people in IT and very few of them are any good at troubleshooting. I’m great at it, though, even in areas where I am not an expert.
Lately, I’ve been thinking about why that is the case. There probably is not one reason alone. It’s multifaceted. But I was already a great troubleshooter when I had much, much less industry experience than the people around me, so much so that when I was still a lowly helpdesk tech the server folks at my first IT job would call me up to help them troubleshoot issues.
Some of it is that I don’t discount anything and I walk through simultaneously both the most efficacious and easiest tasks/paths first, so I cover 80% of the problem space while most people are still fumbling towards something to attempt. And because I don’t discount anything, I still test things that I “know” can’t be wrong, and that other people insist on telling me I shouldn’t be checking because “that couldn’t be it.” They are usually wrong, but luckily I don’t care much what other people think about this — so I find the answer where it shouldn’t be.
Combine that with just my utter unrelenting stubbornness, I’m a troubleshooting demon.
Contra liberal doctrine, I suspect most of this is just impossible to teach, too. Alas.