This will give you a "Primary" inbox that's close enough for me to the way things were—make sure to scroll down a bit and put it "above other inboxes". You can use the links on the left sidebar to get to the other sections.
This gets it functionally back to where it was before. Also choose the option to put these inboxes "Above" the main one.
November 21, 2025 at 10:39 PM
This will give you a "Primary" inbox that's close enough for me to the way things were—make sure to scroll down a bit and put it "above other inboxes". You can use the links on the left sidebar to get to the other sections.
Glad someone else found that segment as ridiculous as I did. Might be the first time I've heard someone say that yes, we have a problem, but only because Republicans haven't put any effort into solving it. If only we could put them all in a room together and harness their formidable abilities.
November 4, 2025 at 4:16 PM
Glad someone else found that segment as ridiculous as I did. Might be the first time I've heard someone say that yes, we have a problem, but only because Republicans haven't put any effort into solving it. If only we could put them all in a room together and harness their formidable abilities.
I get that the underlying intent there is a bad faith argument, but...what if the words themselves are accurate? The real "ambient social disorder" is the rampant misinformation about cities/other people that results in terrified, jumpy people carrying AR-15s around.
August 12, 2025 at 6:55 PM
I get that the underlying intent there is a bad faith argument, but...what if the words themselves are accurate? The real "ambient social disorder" is the rampant misinformation about cities/other people that results in terrified, jumpy people carrying AR-15s around.
I agree that the consumerist version of travel described in the essay is a net negative, for a number of reasons, but attempting to pull all travel experiences under that umbrella is reductive and narrow-minded, exactly the accusation the author levels at "travelers".
June 25, 2023 at 8:27 PM
I agree that the consumerist version of travel described in the essay is a net negative, for a number of reasons, but attempting to pull all travel experiences under that umbrella is reductive and narrow-minded, exactly the accusation the author levels at "travelers".
The further I get into the album, the more I wonder if it's not so much that the songs have aged well, but that I'm enjoying yelling along in nostalgia as if they're sea shanties, swinging my water glass like a flagon.
brb, reconsidering some life choices.
June 22, 2023 at 6:10 PM
The further I get into the album, the more I wonder if it's not so much that the songs have aged well, but that I'm enjoying yelling along in nostalgia as if they're sea shanties, swinging my water glass like a flagon.
I wasn't sure I was going to scream that particular question into the void, but then I saw this post, and it was as if the universe was saying, "Ask, my child. These are your people; they will know."
I wasn't sure I was going to scream that particular question into the void, but then I saw this post, and it was as if the universe was saying, "Ask, my child. These are your people; they will know."