this is only true if you're willing to exclude workaday SWEs/IT professionals from the definition of "technical"

the face of this issue (for dog-bites-man reasons but also because of their unique vulnerability) will be career-track white-collar professionals with email jobs, who are a core Democratic constituency. the issue is going to get polarized and we have to cross our fingers it makes Trump Hoover

if only this wasn't looming on the horizon at exactly the point when the US government has normalized the idea that any kind of federal money can be canceled at any time for nakedly ideological reasons

the main plot threads directly follow off of the original show's finale (or even post-finale spinoff material in one case). they basically backdoor piloted a sequel series in one of the most inelegant ways possible. it's shocking the show is even alright given this

this was a lot more intuitively confusing to me in 2022 than 2025

this also seems to be why Elon has higher favorability than a typical Republican

what the hell is up with western MA

I'm not sure I'd call the indie ecosystem "healthy", exactly, but the problem isn't that people aren't making games that are moderately ambitious and commercially successful

I have been following news about it intermittently just because Rhea Seehorn is in it