Anybody have a cat owner’s manual? I think mine may need repairs.
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Went to a fiber festival with Meg this morning/afternoon, and came back to this. It's not unusual for Sir Wobbles (orange) to sit with Cupcake (black & white) or with Sam (tabby) but I don't recall them all piling into a seat together since Sir and Cupcake were kittens.
Perhaps this is an indication they'd like us to turn the heat on, but I can't say that I feel any urgency if this is the result.
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Watched “Mark of the Vampire” (1935) with Bela Lugosi and Lionel Barrymore. Not quite what I expected, but really enjoyed it. Lugosi really had intense screen presence.
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Chilly enough in the basement today that I dragged the space heater out of storage. It's nice having feeling in my fingers while I'm typing...
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It is incredibly annoying when web sites, forums, etc. hide actual date stamps and instead just obfuscate the date something was posted with something like "1yr+" (looking at you, LinkedIn).
I cannot imagine anyone thinking, "Oh, yes, what I really want here is a vague gesture at when this was posted, rather than an actual date and time."
Seriously, what manager of a sad sack UI designer forced this atrocity onto the web?
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In the category of "small things I'm grateful for" ... I'm not, and nobody in my family is, named "Claude".
I did have a great uncle named Clyde, and I'm damn glad that Anthropic didn't go with that name.
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CW: Scholze, Claude
RE: https://types.pl/@joshchen/117485029966256321
I assume the "AI" here was for "Alcohol, Imbibing".
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Tomorrow is Meg's birthday. I am reminded of this because the calendar reminder for it just notified me.
Now, I haven't forgotten about it of course. I've been ready for Meg's birthday for weeks.
But, just perhaps, I should've created the calendar reminder with a bit more padding just in case I ever do forget... though I guess one day's warning is better than no reminder at all.
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RE: https://mas.to/@carnage4life/117484027215401547
The amounts of money being poured into these races is obscene. Literally obscene.
You have to wonder where it all *goes*, don't you? I mean, if you spent $170m on a public works project or something, that money would be visible in the community, right?
The hundreds of millions of dollars spent on politics every election season, aside from being a massive policy failure in allowing people like Musk to distort politics, doesn't even seem to wind up back in the economy in any real way.
You'd think that spending $170M in a state in ~a year or so would result in that money entering the local economies. But it doesn't, does it?
Aside from the obscenity of allowing Musk and others like him to try to buy elections, it's just the rich passing money back and forth with a bit of it greasing the worst of the lot running for office.