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  1. (Eid) is approaching, but there's no joy in our tent. My children are suffering from the brutal heat, hunger, and illness. As a mother, I'm desperate to give them a glimmer of hope. Please, make your donation a "gift feast." Help us survive this nightmare.
    chuffed.org/project/177026-hel
    @robertbarton
    #gaza #palm

  2. (Eid) is approaching, but there's no joy in our tent. My children are suffering from the brutal heat, hunger, and illness. As a mother, I'm desperate to give them a glimmer of hope. Please, make your donation a "gift feast." Help us survive this nightmare.
    chuffed.org/project/177026-hel
    @robertbarton
    #gaza #palm

  3. (Eid) is approaching, but there's no joy in our tent. My children are suffering from the brutal heat, hunger, and illness. As a mother, I'm desperate to give them a glimmer of hope. Please, make your donation a "gift feast." Help us survive this nightmare.
    chuffed.org/project/177026-hel
    @robertbarton
    #gaza #palm

  4. (Eid) is approaching, but there's no joy in our tent. My children are suffering from the brutal heat, hunger, and illness. As a mother, I'm desperate to give them a glimmer of hope. Please, make your donation a "gift feast." Help us survive this nightmare.
    chuffed.org/project/177026-hel
    @robertbarton
    #gaza #palm

  5. Watched the last episode of #DeadLikeMe last night, and watched the direct-to-DVD movie early this morning.

    The final episode was a nice capper to the series, although it left a lot of questions unanswered (understandably, though).

    The movie (Dead Like Me: #LifeAfterDeath)?

    Absolute #shovelware. It did not make a lick of sense, whatsoever. The new actor played Daisy Adair with all of the subtlety of a dump truck, Henry Ian Cusick's talents were wasted on a character with zero perceptible motivation, Roxy somehow lost all of her street smarts in an instant after schmoozing with the police commissioner, and while George's character got some nice closure (although not entirely believable), the whole thing felt really off and bewildering.

    I think the only character that was fully true to the original was Mason, my personal favorite. Pretty hard to mess up a character that's already so utterly morally bankrupt 🤣

    But overall the character development for George, her mom, and her sister was nice. I'm thankful Joy finally became a tolerable character in the last view episodes. I kinda wanted to slap her throughout the first season. Just very typical unhappy wife schlock. She was actually likeable and sympathetic in the movie.

    Also the #Palm #Treo product placement in #2009 was hilarious.

    But yeah, don't ask me to summarize the plot, because I really couldn't find it. Nothing made a lick of sense.

    Not direct quotes, but they could have been:

    "Oh man, he gave us these new high-tech smartphones, but he gave me some bad info. I need to get a hold of him. I wonder HOW!!!"
    "You're such an evil person, because all you care about is money, even though you're treating us to this really lavish lifestyle, and you're not actually making money from any of this... this is so confusing, we're going to kill you!"

    This could very well be the worst movie I've seen, omitting things seen on #MysteryScienceTheatre3000 and Christian #glurge films like "God's Not Dead." (Christian Pop-Eschatology movies deserve their own category in the lowest circle of hell, appropriately enough)

  6. Watched the last episode of #DeadLikeMe last night, and watched the direct-to-DVD movie early this morning.

    The final episode was a nice capper to the series, although it left a lot of questions unanswered (understandably, though).

    The movie (Dead Like Me: #LifeAfterDeath)?

    Absolute #shovelware. It did not make a lick of sense, whatsoever. The new actor played Daisy Adair with all of the subtlety of a dump truck, Henry Ian Cusick's talents were wasted on a character with zero perceptible motivation, Roxy somehow lost all of her street smarts in an instant after schmoozing with the police commissioner, and while George's character got some nice closure (although not entirely believable), the whole thing felt really off and bewildering.

    I think the only character that was fully true to the original was Mason, my personal favorite. Pretty hard to mess up a character that's already so utterly morally bankrupt 🤣

    But overall the character development for George, her mom, and her sister was nice. I'm thankful Joy finally became a tolerable character in the last view episodes. I kinda wanted to slap her throughout the first season. Just very typical unhappy wife schlock. She was actually likeable and sympathetic in the movie.

    Also the #Palm #Treo product placement in #2009 was hilarious.

    But yeah, don't ask me to summarize the plot, because I really couldn't find it. Nothing made a lick of sense.

    Not direct quotes, but they could have been:

    "Oh man, he gave us these new high-tech smartphones, but he gave me some bad info. I need to get a hold of him. I wonder HOW!!!"
    "You're such an evil person, because all you care about is money, even though you're treating us to this really lavish lifestyle, and you're not actually making money from any of this... this is so confusing, we're going to kill you!"

    This could very well be the worst movie I've seen, omitting things seen on #MysteryScienceTheatre3000 and Christian #glurge films like "God's Not Dead." (Christian Pop-Eschatology movies deserve their own category in the lowest circle of hell, appropriately enough)

  7. Watched the last episode of #DeadLikeMe last night, and watched the direct-to-DVD movie early this morning.

    The final episode was a nice capper to the series, although it left a lot of questions unanswered (understandably, though).

    The movie (Dead Like Me: #LifeAfterDeath)?

    Absolute #shovelware. It did not make a lick of sense, whatsoever. The new actor played Daisy Adair with all of the subtlety of a dump truck, Henry Ian Cusick's talents were wasted on a character with zero perceptible motivation, Roxy somehow lost all of her street smarts in an instant after schmoozing with the police commissioner, and while George's character got some nice closure (although not entirely believable), the whole thing felt really off and bewildering.

    I think the only character that was fully true to the original was Mason, my personal favorite. Pretty hard to mess up a character that's already so utterly morally bankrupt 🤣

    But overall the character development for George, her mom, and her sister was nice. I'm thankful Joy finally became a tolerable character in the last view episodes. I kinda wanted to slap her throughout the first season. Just very typical unhappy wife schlock. She was actually likeable and sympathetic in the movie.

    Also the #Palm #Treo product placement in #2009 was hilarious.

    But yeah, don't ask me to summarize the plot, because I really couldn't find it. Nothing made a lick of sense.

    Not direct quotes, but they could have been:

    "Oh man, he gave us these new high-tech smartphones, but he gave me some bad info. I need to get a hold of him. I wonder HOW!!!"
    "You're such an evil person, because all you care about is money, even though you're treating us to this really lavish lifestyle, and you're not actually making money from any of this... this is so confusing, we're going to kill you!"

    This could very well be the worst movie I've seen, omitting things seen on #MysteryScienceTheatre3000 and Christian #glurge films like "God's Not Dead." (Christian Pop-Eschatology movies deserve their own category in the lowest circle of hell, appropriately enough)

  8. Watched the last episode of #DeadLikeMe last night, and watched the direct-to-DVD movie early this morning.

    The final episode was a nice capper to the series, although it left a lot of questions unanswered (understandably, though).

    The movie (Dead Like Me: #LifeAfterDeath)?

    Absolute #shovelware. It did not make a lick of sense, whatsoever. The new actor played Daisy Adair with all of the subtlety of a dump truck, Henry Ian Cusick's talents were wasted on a character with zero perceptible motivation, Roxy somehow lost all of her street smarts in an instant after schmoozing with the police commissioner, and while George's character got some nice closure (although not entirely believable), the whole thing felt really off and bewildering.

    I think the only character that was fully true to the original was Mason, my personal favorite. Pretty hard to mess up a character that's already so utterly morally bankrupt 🤣

    But overall the character development for George, her mom, and her sister was nice. I'm thankful Joy finally became a tolerable character in the last view episodes. I kinda wanted to slap her throughout the first season. Just very typical unhappy wife schlock. She was actually likeable and sympathetic in the movie.

    Also the #Palm #Treo product placement in #2009 was hilarious.

    But yeah, don't ask me to summarize the plot, because I really couldn't find it. Nothing made a lick of sense.

    Not direct quotes, but they could have been:

    "Oh man, he gave us these new high-tech smartphones, but he gave me some bad info. I need to get a hold of him. I wonder HOW!!!"
    "You're such an evil person, because all you care about is money, even though you're treating us to this really lavish lifestyle, and you're not actually making money from any of this... this is so confusing, we're going to kill you!"

    This could very well be the worst movie I've seen, omitting things seen on #MysteryScienceTheatre3000 and Christian #glurge films like "God's Not Dead." (Christian Pop-Eschatology movies deserve their own category in the lowest circle of hell, appropriately enough)

  9. Watched the last episode of #DeadLikeMe last night, and watched the direct-to-DVD movie early this morning.

    The final episode was a nice capper to the series, although it left a lot of questions unanswered (understandably, though).

    The movie (Dead Like Me: #LifeAfterDeath)?

    Absolute #shovelware. It did not make a lick of sense, whatsoever. The new actor played Daisy Adair with all of the subtlety of a dump truck, Henry Ian Cusick's talents were wasted on a character with zero perceptible motivation, Roxy somehow lost all of her street smarts in an instant after schmoozing with the police commissioner, and while George's character got some nice closure (although not entirely believable), the whole thing felt really off and bewildering.

    I think the only character that was fully true to the original was Mason, my personal favorite. Pretty hard to mess up a character that's already so utterly morally bankrupt 🤣

    But overall the character development for George, her mom, and her sister was nice. I'm thankful Joy finally became a tolerable character in the last view episodes. I kinda wanted to slap her throughout the first season. Just very typical unhappy wife schlock. She was actually likeable and sympathetic in the movie.

    Also the #Palm #Treo product placement in #2009 was hilarious.

    But yeah, don't ask me to summarize the plot, because I really couldn't find it. Nothing made a lick of sense.

    Not direct quotes, but they could have been:

    "Oh man, he gave us these new high-tech smartphones, but he gave me some bad info. I need to get a hold of him. I wonder HOW!!!"
    "You're such an evil person, because all you care about is money, even though you're treating us to this really lavish lifestyle, and you're not actually making money from any of this... this is so confusing, we're going to kill you!"

    This could very well be the worst movie I've seen, omitting things seen on #MysteryScienceTheatre3000 and Christian #glurge films like "God's Not Dead." (Christian Pop-Eschatology movies deserve their own category in the lowest circle of hell, appropriately enough)

  10. #Palm #PDA are back in their display and the printer is busy creating stands for the others

  11. #Palm #PDA are back in their display and the printer is busy creating stands for the others

  12. #Palm #PDA are back in their display and the printer is busy creating stands for the others

  13. #Palm #PDA are back in their display and the printer is busy creating stands for the others

  14. #Palm #PDA are back in their display and the printer is busy creating stands for the others

  15. @inlovewithpda
    A #Palm Zire still in the blister pack? That’s dedication!

  16. @inlovewithpda
    A #Palm Zire still in the blister pack? That’s dedication!

  17. @inlovewithpda
    A #Palm Zire still in the blister pack? That’s dedication!

  18. @inlovewithpda
    A #Palm Zire still in the blister pack? That’s dedication!

  19. @inlovewithpda
    A #Palm Zire still in the blister pack? That’s dedication!

  20. Esta es una #TexasInstruments #Avigo10 reliquia de 1997 cuando a TI le dio por incursionar en el mundo de los #PDA. Yo era muy fan de este dispositivo antes de que cayera a mis manos mi primera #Palm.

    Esta me la heredaron para mi colección, y no me pregunten como, pero después de al menos una década, aún conservaba información en su memoria interna. Perteneció a una eminente investigadora científica, del CIAD de Hermosillo, Sonora.

    #RetroComputing #RetroTechnology

  21. Esta es una #TexasInstruments #Avigo10 reliquia de 1997 cuando a TI le dio por incursionar en el mundo de los #PDA. Yo era muy fan de este dispositivo antes de que cayera a mis manos mi primera #Palm.

    Esta me la heredaron para mi colección, y no me pregunten como, pero después de al menos una década, aún conservaba información en su memoria interna. Perteneció a una eminente investigadora científica, del CIAD de Hermosillo, Sonora.

    #RetroComputing #RetroTechnology

  22. Harvesting fruit and vegetables 'in the middle of nowhere': The Pacific Islander farm workers scheme

    "With about 30,000 PALM workers in Australia as of October, that equates to about 30 deaths per 100,000 people — more than six times the national average of 4.8 per 100,000."

    "Back home, I usually drive for no more than 30 minutes before reaching my destination. Here, I'd drive for hours... after working 12-hour shifts." >>
    abc.net.au/pacific/palm-worker

    "Two Pacific Islander farm workers dead" >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-06/man
    #PALM #workers #food #farms #work #AgriculturalIndustry #SettlerSociety #roads #TyrannyOfDistance #transport #rural #cars #Australia #exploitation #plantations #MobilityDesign #WideOpenSpaces #FossilFuel #FoodMiles
    Image: The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck, 1939

  23. Harvesting fruit and vegetables 'in the middle of nowhere': The Pacific Islander farm workers scheme

    "With about 30,000 PALM workers in Australia as of October, that equates to about 30 deaths per 100,000 people — more than six times the national average of 4.8 per 100,000."

    "Back home, I usually drive for no more than 30 minutes before reaching my destination. Here, I'd drive for hours... after working 12-hour shifts." >>
    abc.net.au/pacific/palm-worker

    "Two Pacific Islander farm workers dead" >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-06/man
    #PALM #workers #food #farms #work #AgriculturalIndustry #SettlerSociety #roads #TyrannyOfDistance #transport #rural #cars #Australia #exploitation #plantations #MobilityDesign #WideOpenSpaces #FossilFuel #FoodMiles
    Image: The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck, 1939

  24. Harvesting fruit and vegetables 'in the middle of nowhere': The Pacific Islander farm workers scheme

    "With about 30,000 PALM workers in Australia as of October, that equates to about 30 deaths per 100,000 people — more than six times the national average of 4.8 per 100,000."

    "Back home, I usually drive for no more than 30 minutes before reaching my destination. Here, I'd drive for hours... after working 12-hour shifts." >>
    abc.net.au/pacific/palm-worker

    "Two Pacific Islander farm workers dead" >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-06/man
    #PALM #workers #food #farms #work #AgriculturalIndustry #SettlerSociety #roads #TyrannyOfDistance #transport #rural #cars #Australia #exploitation #plantations #MobilityDesign #WideOpenSpaces #FossilFuel #FoodMiles
    Image: The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck, 1939

  25. Harvesting fruit and vegetables 'in the middle of nowhere': The Pacific Islander farm workers scheme

    "With about 30,000 PALM workers in Australia as of October, that equates to about 30 deaths per 100,000 people — more than six times the national average of 4.8 per 100,000."

    "Back home, I usually drive for no more than 30 minutes before reaching my destination. Here, I'd drive for hours... after working 12-hour shifts." >>
    abc.net.au/pacific/palm-worker

    "Two Pacific Islander farm workers dead" >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-06/man
    #PALM #workers #food #farms #work #AgriculturalIndustry #SettlerSociety #roads #TyrannyOfDistance #transport #rural #cars #Australia #exploitation #plantations #MobilityDesign #WideOpenSpaces #FossilFuel #FoodMiles
    Image: The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck, 1939

  26. Harvesting fruit and vegetables 'in the middle of nowhere': The Pacific Islander farm workers scheme

    "With about 30,000 PALM workers in Australia as of October, that equates to about 30 deaths per 100,000 people — more than six times the national average of 4.8 per 100,000."

    "Back home, I usually drive for no more than 30 minutes before reaching my destination. Here, I'd drive for hours... after working 12-hour shifts." >>
    abc.net.au/pacific/palm-worker

    "Two Pacific Islander farm workers dead" >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-05-06/man
    #PALM #workers #food #farms #work #AgriculturalIndustry #SettlerSociety #roads #TyrannyOfDistance #transport #rural #cars #Australia #exploitation #plantations #MobilityDesign #WideOpenSpaces #FossilFuel #FoodMiles
    Image: The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck, 1939

  27. Shit, I want to end my blogpost about my usage of Dired in Emacs, write another blogpost about cheatsheets for not-every-day-used Emacs keybindings, write simple AF program for plain-text accounting for myself (with a very limited subset of ledger syntax) in a Common Lisp with the help of #ecl and Natural Intelligence (since almost all software for plaintext accounting are proudly slopware nowadays and I can't rely on it and can't trust my accounting to such slopware), countinue drilling case for my NAS, write another blogpost about low-cost selfhosting on Intel Atoms, reverse-engineer PDBs for some default programs on my #Palm PDA (can't find time and muse for it in 4 years :drgn_sigh: ), setup Emacs on Android to use it for everything and avoid use of K9-Mail, ConnectBot and other slopware, and write another blogpost about using Palm in 2022^W2023^W2024^W2025^W2026 — but I didn't sleep well and need to have a good sleep now, FUCK! :drgn_hide:

    :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep:

  28. Shit, I want to end my blogpost about my usage of Dired in Emacs, write another blogpost about cheatsheets for not-every-day-used Emacs keybindings, write simple AF program for plain-text accounting for myself (with a very limited subset of ledger syntax) in a Common Lisp with the help of #ecl and Natural Intelligence (since almost all software for plaintext accounting are proudly slopware nowadays and I can't rely on it and can't trust my accounting to such slopware), countinue drilling case for my NAS, write another blogpost about low-cost selfhosting on Intel Atoms, reverse-engineer PDBs for some default programs on my #Palm PDA (can't find time and muse for it in 4 years :drgn_sigh: ), setup Emacs on Android to use it for everything and avoid use of K9-Mail, ConnectBot and other slopware, and write another blogpost about using Palm in 2022^W2023^W2024^W2025^W2026 — but I didn't sleep well and need to have a good sleep now, FUCK! :drgn_hide:

    :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep:

  29. Shit, I want to end my blogpost about my usage of Dired in Emacs, write another blogpost about cheatsheets for not-every-day-used Emacs keybindings, write simple AF program for plain-text accounting for myself (with a very limited subset of ledger syntax) in a Common Lisp with the help of #ecl and Natural Intelligence (since almost all software for plaintext accounting are proudly slopware nowadays and I can't rely on it and can't trust my accounting to such slopware), countinue drilling case for my NAS, write another blogpost about low-cost selfhosting on Intel Atoms, reverse-engineer PDBs for some default programs on my #Palm PDA (can't find time and muse for it in 4 years :drgn_sigh: ), setup Emacs on Android to use it for everything and avoid use of K9-Mail, ConnectBot and other slopware, and write another blogpost about using Palm in 2022^W2023^W2024^W2025^W2026 — but I didn't sleep well and need to have a good sleep now, FUCK! :drgn_hide:

    :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep:

  30. Shit, I want to end my blogpost about my usage of Dired in Emacs, write another blogpost about cheatsheets for not-every-day-used Emacs keybindings, write simple AF program for plain-text accounting for myself (with a very limited subset of ledger syntax) in a Common Lisp with the help of #ecl and Natural Intelligence (since almost all software for plaintext accounting are proudly slopware nowadays and I can't rely on it and can't trust my accounting to such slopware), countinue drilling case for my NAS, write another blogpost about low-cost selfhosting on Intel Atoms, reverse-engineer PDBs for some default programs on my #Palm PDA (can't find time and muse for it in 4 years :drgn_sigh: ), setup Emacs on Android to use it for everything and avoid use of K9-Mail, ConnectBot and other slopware, and write another blogpost about using Palm in 2022^W2023^W2024^W2025^W2026 — but I didn't sleep well and need to have a good sleep now, FUCK! :drgn_hide:

    :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: :drgn_sleep: