REI easily top of the list of companies most likely to do a land acknowledgement before layoffs

someone in a podcast I listened to today said like "all the developers that worked on legendary games in the 90s would never be able to get into the industry today" and I think that might be entirely accurate

I gotta tell ya, there are a ton of women that say the exact same three things. We should set them all up together

Moonfaker

the Internet was better when it was a specific room in the house

A bus of Bronx middle schoolers pulled up to the Capitol this morning for a long-planned field trip just a few hours after the government shut down.

All Capitol tours were cancelled as the guides can’t work in shutdown.

So I escorted them in myself and gave them a personal tour. They were great!

Hegseth: The military is for killing people and breaking things. No more rules of engagement.

Trump: I’ll be sending the military into U.S. cities.

Love it when a press release is issued by the bizarro version of the most prolific film composer of my lifetime

FINAL FANTASY TACTICS
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Thinking about that Miyazaki quote about creators of anime nowadays being primarily people who just watch anime and not getting external influences outside of anime in comparison to Uematsu growing up deeply on prog, psychedelic, and electronic music.

Hear me out: a Moby Dick adaptation, shot like the Office, but it imperceptibly slips toward found-footage horror over the course of ten seasons

I’ve seen “a conflagration of dragons” a few times

Do you think they’ll start calling themselves the Tylenots?

they’re making their own reunion show, Don’t Trust the B— in Row 23

never thought I would find a Bioshock Infinite / Royal Tenenbaums overlap

I avoided the last judge completely and found a way into the citadel by way of bilgewater, which some argue is worse.

One thing that isn’t remarked upon enough is that Gunn making a hit with Superman, and running DC, is a decisive victory against Gamergate-style bad faith attacks from the right. It can be done, and it should be noted, and celebrated as such.

A program in Flint, MI, gave $1,500 to any/all pregnant people and $500/month for the first year of their infant’s life.

Among the benefits, those babies experienced lower rates of prematurity and low birth weight, which resulted in fewer NICU admissions, saving the city of Flint $6.2 million/year.

politicians used to at least pretend to be remorseful of drone striking civilians

the years go fast and the days go so slow www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UGT...

wdym "imagine"

men named Rob R love this aesthetic. rip to an idol