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  • John Deere to Pay $99M in Monumental Right-to-Repair Settlement

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  • I'm so used to news of corporations getting fined for billions of dollars as just a routine course of operation that $99 million seems rather quaint.

  • How did your country vote?

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  • Here's the map of the vote to really drive the point home.

  • Unbelievable

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  • Literally the first time in recorded history where a Warhammer figurine got someone laid.

  • "China is AuThORItAriAN!" - Liberals

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  • It's much more difficult to secure a mortgage that way and you will be paying exploitive interest rates. It's like saying offering up collateral or buying a house outright is path to home ownership- something the vast majority of homebuyers can not do.

  • I respect the environment.

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  • People forget how good Gustav Klimt was at painting landscapes. Especially his ability to paint water, woven with light…

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  • His landscapes are gorgeous. I find it interesting that he painted them alongside the decorative ornate figure drawings that he is famous for. He didn't isolate this style to a certain period in his career but did it throughout.

  • English as a second language learners: what words were really hard for you to pronounce?

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  • English is my first language and I still mess up "pluralism" from time to time.

  • The dreamlike skies of American artist Maxfield Parrish — so good they named a shade of blue after him. Hard to comprehend these were painted 100 years ago.

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  • A lot of his contemporaries were also incredible artists that don't get the recognition they deserve- NC Wyeth, Howard Pyle, Thomas Anshutz. The one exception that became a household name is Norman Rockwell. Some of it is because they were illustrators (commissioned for print/reproduction) rather than fine artists, but mainly because the the titans of art at this time were the likes of Picasso, Matisse and Duchamp and their radical new visions made representational art look dated and stale.

  • ANTI PEE PAINT

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  • "Unforgettable justice" is a bit dramatic for some pee splash.

  • He really is dead inside

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  • Why are all of the Big Tech CEOs so weird? The only one who could pass for human is Google's Sundar Pichai, and he's just the temporary placeholder for Larry Page and Sergey Brin. But like even among that weirdass group, Altman is an extra level of creepy. It's especially noticeable when he pretends to be excited about something.

  • The problem with Bernie Sanders’s ‘it is genocide’ admission - The US senator recognises the genocide of the Palestinian people but ends up blaming them for it.

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  • Anyone who prefaces every criticism of Israel with a condemnation of KHAMMAS is an imperialist. And yet he still tries to cling on to his reputation as an egalitarian with hollow words of support for "oppressed people".

  • Kinky

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  • They technically are. As are we.

  • Trump threatens to bomb Chicago.

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  • Remember to #Resist and

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  • What's your thoughts on this?

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  • All of those are way more rewarding than scrolling on a phone, but most of them actually have a higher carbon footprint. Not that life should be lived purely on that metric, but the ad aims to guilt people for their screen usage. Reminds me of a discussion I read around this chart:

    Modern batteries are so efficient that an e-bike has less carbon footprint than traditional cycling- which in itself is much more efficient than walking.

  • What's your thoughts on this?

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  • As far as activities you can do in your leisure time go, browsing through your phone probably has less environmental impact than anything other than napping. Even say, reading a (physical) book is usually going to require you to go to a bookstore or library (or worse, have it delivered) which will have carbon expenditure.

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  • This is why they're usually carrying a weapon. Not to fight, but so they won't feel awkward with their hands.

  • Marie Curie

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  • What a banger of a tweet. This is pretty much the perfect reply.

  • Permian Park

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  • Still waiting for dimetrodons to get revised with fur like dinos did with feathers.

  • Hmmm...

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  • Another fun fact to ponder is that tuna (and other bony fish) are more closely related to dolphins than they are to sharks despite being grouped as "fish".

  • Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net
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    From 2022

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    Palantir CTO basically confirming their involvement in Israel's pager attack

    x.com /ssankar/status/1836381185943142550
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    New P.U.M.A. just dropped

    www.haleyvotersforharris.org
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    BoxedFenders [any, comrade/them] @hexbear.net

    The highlight of Biden's first term in office is this product

    shop.joebiden.com /dark-brandons-secret-sauce/
  • Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net
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    This man is responsible for all of the stock market's gains this year

  • Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net
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    R*dditor exposes himself to ChatGPT

  • Main, home of the dope ass bear. @hexbear.net
    BoxedFenders [any, comrade/them] @hexbear.net

    Reminder that we are all just lobe finned fish

  • Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net
    BoxedFenders [any, comrade/them] @hexbear.net

    "Propaganda to depict itself as more humane"

  • Chapotraphouse @hexbear.net
    BoxedFenders [any, comrade/them] @hexbear.net

    (CW: rape) Is there any credible proof that Hamas militants were mass raping Israelis on Oct 7?