#priorities — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #priorities, aggregated by home.social.
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Josh Dawsey: "The Department of Justice is also pulling back on prosecuting corporate #crime."
#priorities #injustice #politics #Trump #WorstPresidentEver -
Josh Dawsey: "The Department of Justice is also pulling back on prosecuting corporate #crime."
#priorities #injustice #politics #Trump #WorstPresidentEver -
Josh Dawsey: "The Department of Justice is also pulling back on prosecuting corporate #crime."
#priorities #injustice #politics #Trump #WorstPresidentEver -
Josh Dawsey: "The Department of Justice is also pulling back on prosecuting corporate #crime."
#priorities #injustice #politics #Trump #WorstPresidentEver -
https://www.europesays.com/ie/594927/ Matt Damon talks about growing older and what comes after 50: ‘Time is the most precious commodity there is’ | #Celebrities #Éire #Entertainment #family #IE #Ireland #LifeAfter50 #MattDamon #priorities #TheOdyssey
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World cup still playing when I went to bed. Had to scroll through 5 hours of #Monsterdon toots to find the result.
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World cup still playing when I went to bed. Had to scroll through 5 hours of #Monsterdon toots to find the result.
#Priorities -
World cup still playing when I went to bed. Had to scroll through 5 hours of #Monsterdon toots to find the result.
#Priorities -
World cup still playing when I went to bed. Had to scroll through 5 hours of #Monsterdon toots to find the result.
#Priorities -
World cup still playing when I went to bed. Had to scroll through 5 hours of #Monsterdon toots to find the result.
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Jesse Lee: "Republicans are about to rubberstamp another $95 billion to keep funding the #IranWar, with no plan and no end in sight, even as they kick millions of families off food assistance and healthcare."
#values #priorities #ethics #OperationEpicFailure #quagmire #politics #VoteBlue -
Jesse Lee: "Republicans are about to rubberstamp another $95 billion to keep funding the #IranWar, with no plan and no end in sight, even as they kick millions of families off food assistance and healthcare."
#values #priorities #ethics #OperationEpicFailure #quagmire #politics #VoteBlue -
Jesse Lee: "Republicans are about to rubberstamp another $95 billion to keep funding the #IranWar, with no plan and no end in sight, even as they kick millions of families off food assistance and healthcare."
#values #priorities #ethics #OperationEpicFailure #quagmire #politics #VoteBlue -
Jesse Lee: "Republicans are about to rubberstamp another $95 billion to keep funding the #IranWar, with no plan and no end in sight, even as they kick millions of families off food assistance and healthcare."
#values #priorities #ethics #OperationEpicFailure #quagmire #politics #VoteBlue -
#Aging #disability #vision #Books #Priorities #Values
I'm greatly a reader and writer. I'm also aging, and suffer dry eye/MGD, which make extended readng increasingly difficult. I don't expect this trend to reverse, though one can hope.
As reading gets progressively limited, I know I shall have to segue to audio sources to the extent they are available, and to the extent i can effectively and ethically (e.g. without feeding rapacious LLMs and gratuitously supporting big data centers) convert text to audio.
Meanwhile, I need to take more frequent and probably longer breaks. Unfortunately, physical exercise, e.g. walks in the woods, has grown far more difficult than it was a year ago. In this regard, I can hope for recovery over the next year, as I recover from medical treatments. Still, I will have to read less. Will this mean no more book projects? I haven't decided; that work, however, has been on hiatus. How about reading to learn, and reading for pleasure? reconnecting with old friends, written ones? This is important to me. How about going through the books, and the files, I inherited from my mentor Creighton Schwan? Many I've not yet cracked, even though he trusted me as his intellectual heir. Challenges. And i know, based on other surprises, that visual changes could hit suddenly. If this happens, I could painfully regret having punted these questions. -
#Aging #disability #vision #Books #Priorities #Values
I'm greatly a reader and writer. I'm also aging, and suffer dry eye/MGD, which make extended readng increasingly difficult. I don't expect this trend to reverse, though one can hope.
As reading gets progressively limited, I know I shall have to segue to audio sources to the extent they are available, and to the extent i can effectively and ethically (e.g. without feeding rapacious LLMs and gratuitously supporting big data centers) convert text to audio.
Meanwhile, I need to take more frequent and probably longer breaks. Unfortunately, physical exercise, e.g. walks in the woods, has grown far more difficult than it was a year ago. In this regard, I can hope for recovery over the next year, as I recover from medical treatments. Still, I will have to read less. Will this mean no more book projects? I haven't decided; that work, however, has been on hiatus. How about reading to learn, and reading for pleasure? reconnecting with old friends, written ones? This is important to me. How about going through the books, and the files, I inherited from my mentor Creighton Schwan? Many I've not yet cracked, even though he trusted me as his intellectual heir. Challenges. And i know, based on other surprises, that visual changes could hit suddenly. If this happens, I could painfully regret having punted these questions. -
#Aging #disability #vision #Books #Priorities #Values
I'm greatly a reader and writer. I'm also aging, and suffer dry eye/MGD, which make extended readng increasingly difficult. I don't expect this trend to reverse, though one can hope against probability.
As reading gets progressively limited, I know I shall have to segue to audio sources to the extent they are available, and to the extent i can effectively and ethically (e.g. without feeding rapacious LLMs and gratuitously supporting big data centers) convert text to audio.
Meanwhile, I need to take more frequent and probably longer breaks. Unfortunately, physical exercise, e.g. walks in the woods, has grown far more difficult than it was a year ago. In this regard, I can hope for recovery over the next year, as I rebound from medical treatments.
Still, I will have to read less. Will this mean no more book projects? I haven't decided; that work, however, has been on hiatus.
How about reading to learn, and reading for pleasure? Rreconnecting with old friends, written ones? This is important to me.
How about going through the books, and the files, I inherited from my mentor Creighton Schwan? Many I've not yet cracked, even though he trusted me as his intellectual heir. Challenges.
I know, based on other surprises, that visual changes could hit suddenly. If this happens, I could painfully regret having punted these questions. -
#Aging #disability #vision #Books #Priorities #Values
I'm greatly a reader and writer. I'm also aging, and suffer dry eye/MGD, which make extended readng increasingly difficult. I don't expect this trend to reverse, though one can hope.
As reading gets progressively limited, I know I shall have to segue to audio sources to the extent they are available, and to the extent i can effectively and ethically (e.g. without feeding rapacious LLMs and gratuitously supporting big data centers) convert text to audio.
Meanwhile, I need to take more frequent and probably longer breaks. Unfortunately, physical exercise, e.g. walks in the woods, has grown far more difficult than it was a year ago. In this regard, I can hope for recovery over the next year, as I recover from medical treatments. Still, I will have to read less. Will this mean no more book projects? I haven't decided; that work, however, has been on hiatus. How about reading to learn, and reading for pleasure? reconnecting with old friends, written ones? This is important to me. How about going through the books, and the files, I inherited from my mentor Creighton Schwan? Many I've not yet cracked, even though he trusted me as his intellectual heir. Challenges. And i know, based on other surprises, that visual changes could hit suddenly. If this happens, I could painfully regret having punted these questions. -
#Aging #disability #vision #Books #Priorities #Values
I'm greatly a reader and writer. I'm also aging, and suffer dry eye/MGD, which make extended readng increasingly difficult. I don't expect this trend to reverse, though one can hope.
As reading gets progressively limited, I know I shall have to segue to audio sources to the extent they are available, and to the extent i can effectively and ethically (e.g. without feeding rapacious LLMs and gratuitously supporting big data centers) convert text to audio.
Meanwhile, I need to take more frequent and probably longer breaks. Unfortunately, physical exercise, e.g. walks in the woods, has grown far more difficult than it was a year ago. In this regard, I can hope for recovery over the next year, as I recover from medical treatments. Still, I will have to read less. Will this mean no more book projects? I haven't decided; that work, however, has been on hiatus. How about reading to learn, and reading for pleasure? reconnecting with old friends, written ones? This is important to me. How about going through the books, and the files, I inherited from my mentor Creighton Schwan? Many I've not yet cracked, even though he trusted me as his intellectual heir. Challenges. And i know, based on other surprises, that visual changes could hit suddenly. If this happens, I could painfully regret having punted these questions. -
I'm with Snoopy!
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I'm with Snoopy!
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I'm with Snoopy!
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I'm with Snoopy!
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I'm with Snoopy!
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2/3 So I mentally created a secret third thing and called it 'hobby treated seriously.'
For this, I:
- Protect my writing time like a pro
- Take writing retreats with my buddy
- Invest in tools (like Scrivener)
- Take days off work to write
- It’s not a job, but it’s not just a pastime eitherDo you have a hobby that demands this level of commitment?
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2/3 So I mentally created a secret third thing and called it 'hobby treated seriously.'
For this, I:
- Protect my writing time like a pro
- Take writing retreats with my buddy
- Invest in tools (like Scrivener)
- Take days off work to write
- It’s not a job, but it’s not just a pastime eitherDo you have a hobby that demands this level of commitment?
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2/3 So I mentally created a secret third thing and called it 'hobby treated seriously.'
For this, I:
- Protect my writing time like a pro
- Take writing retreats with my buddy
- Invest in tools (like Scrivener)
- Take days off work to write
- It’s not a job, but it’s not just a pastime eitherDo you have a hobby that demands this level of commitment?
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2/3 So I mentally created a secret third thing and called it 'hobby treated seriously.'
For this, I:
- Protect my writing time like a pro
- Take writing retreats with my buddy
- Invest in tools (like Scrivener)
- Take days off work to write
- It’s not a job, but it’s not just a pastime eitherDo you have a hobby that demands this level of commitment?
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2/3 So I mentally created a secret third thing and called it 'hobby treated seriously.'
For this, I:
- Protect my writing time like a pro
- Take writing retreats with my buddy
- Invest in tools (like Scrivener)
- Take days off work to write
- It’s not a job, but it’s not just a pastime eitherDo you have a hobby that demands this level of commitment?
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Oh, look! 🤖 Someone let an AI write a biography, and now we're pretending it's a #scandal. Meanwhile, the New York Times is busy telling us to enable #JavaScript and disable ad blockers. 🙄 #Priorities, people!
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/16/technology/ai-slop-books-biography-amazon.html #AIwriting #NewYorkTimes #technews #HackerNews #ngated -
Oh, look! 🤖 Someone let an AI write a biography, and now we're pretending it's a #scandal. Meanwhile, the New York Times is busy telling us to enable #JavaScript and disable ad blockers. 🙄 #Priorities, people!
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/16/technology/ai-slop-books-biography-amazon.html #AIwriting #NewYorkTimes #technews #HackerNews #ngated -
Oh, look! 🤖 Someone let an AI write a biography, and now we're pretending it's a #scandal. Meanwhile, the New York Times is busy telling us to enable #JavaScript and disable ad blockers. 🙄 #Priorities, people!
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/16/technology/ai-slop-books-biography-amazon.html #AIwriting #NewYorkTimes #technews #HackerNews #ngated -
Oh, look! 🤖 Someone let an AI write a biography, and now we're pretending it's a #scandal. Meanwhile, the New York Times is busy telling us to enable #JavaScript and disable ad blockers. 🙄 #Priorities, people!
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/16/technology/ai-slop-books-biography-amazon.html #AIwriting #NewYorkTimes #technews #HackerNews #ngated -
Oh, look! 🤖 Someone let an AI write a biography, and now we're pretending it's a #scandal. Meanwhile, the New York Times is busy telling us to enable #JavaScript and disable ad blockers. 🙄 #Priorities, people!
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/07/16/technology/ai-slop-books-biography-amazon.html #AIwriting #NewYorkTimes #technews #HackerNews #ngated -
Ah, the cosmic comedy of SpaceX's descent into junk bond #orbit 🚀💸—because who needs financial stability when you've got rockets? Meanwhile, the Financial Times doubles as a #JavaScript #error page, providing critical insights into how to troubleshoot your browser. 🤦♂️ #Priorities
https://www.ft.com/content/3a023b95-66c3-41e1-b0ce-df752a499541 #SpaceX #FinancialStability #JunkBond #BrowserInsights #HackerNews #ngated -
Ah, the cosmic comedy of SpaceX's descent into junk bond #orbit 🚀💸—because who needs financial stability when you've got rockets? Meanwhile, the Financial Times doubles as a #JavaScript #error page, providing critical insights into how to troubleshoot your browser. 🤦♂️ #Priorities
https://www.ft.com/content/3a023b95-66c3-41e1-b0ce-df752a499541 #SpaceX #FinancialStability #JunkBond #BrowserInsights #HackerNews #ngated -
Ah, the cosmic comedy of SpaceX's descent into junk bond #orbit 🚀💸—because who needs financial stability when you've got rockets? Meanwhile, the Financial Times doubles as a #JavaScript #error page, providing critical insights into how to troubleshoot your browser. 🤦♂️ #Priorities
https://www.ft.com/content/3a023b95-66c3-41e1-b0ce-df752a499541 #SpaceX #FinancialStability #JunkBond #BrowserInsights #HackerNews #ngated -
Ah, the cosmic comedy of SpaceX's descent into junk bond #orbit 🚀💸—because who needs financial stability when you've got rockets? Meanwhile, the Financial Times doubles as a #JavaScript #error page, providing critical insights into how to troubleshoot your browser. 🤦♂️ #Priorities
https://www.ft.com/content/3a023b95-66c3-41e1-b0ce-df752a499541 #SpaceX #FinancialStability #JunkBond #BrowserInsights #HackerNews #ngated -
Ah, the cosmic comedy of SpaceX's descent into junk bond #orbit 🚀💸—because who needs financial stability when you've got rockets? Meanwhile, the Financial Times doubles as a #JavaScript #error page, providing critical insights into how to troubleshoot your browser. 🤦♂️ #Priorities
https://www.ft.com/content/3a023b95-66c3-41e1-b0ce-df752a499541 #SpaceX #FinancialStability #JunkBond #BrowserInsights #HackerNews #ngated -
Kevin Baron: "Pre-Trump, Lindsey Graham was one man, standing alongside John McCain.
The Trump-era Graham was another — a shape-shifting opportunistic politician barely recognizable to the first."
#politics #priorities #ethics -
Kevin Baron: "Pre-Trump, Lindsey Graham was one man, standing alongside John McCain.
The Trump-era Graham was another — a shape-shifting opportunistic politician barely recognizable to the first."
#politics #priorities #ethics -
Kevin Baron: "Pre-Trump, Lindsey Graham was one man, standing alongside John McCain.
The Trump-era Graham was another — a shape-shifting opportunistic politician barely recognizable to the first."
#politics #priorities #ethics -
Kevin Baron: "Pre-Trump, Lindsey Graham was one man, standing alongside John McCain.
The Trump-era Graham was another — a shape-shifting opportunistic politician barely recognizable to the first."
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"Lindsey Graham was an unprincipled man who betrayed his country for power and his decency for attention. He knew exactly what Donald Trump was from the very beginning, and chose him over his country. He chose Trump over his duty. He chose Trump over his oath. Now Lindsey Graham is dead, and Trump is his rotten legacy. The high court of history will pass a brutal judgement about a man who knew better, but chose worse":
https://steveschmidt.substack.com/p/lindsey-knew-better-he-chose-worse
copy: @renewedresistance #politics #priorities -
"Lindsey Graham was an unprincipled man who betrayed his country for power and his decency for attention. He knew exactly what Donald Trump was from the very beginning, and chose him over his country. He chose Trump over his duty. He chose Trump over his oath. Now Lindsey Graham is dead, and Trump is his rotten legacy. The high court of history will pass a brutal judgement about a man who knew better, but chose worse":
https://steveschmidt.substack.com/p/lindsey-knew-better-he-chose-worse
copy: @renewedresistance #politics #priorities
