Priest. Normie posts only: nobody watches CNBC.
Fr. Josh Miller @frjosh - 2d
They're still there. It's just that the indexing on ProtonMail is bad.
Fr. Josh Miller @frjosh - 5d
was just gonna comment 'this is art,' but you know your own work already.
Damus Notedeck looking great. Native clients are where it's at.
Fr. Josh Miller @frjosh - 15d
Harry Dean Stanton, just off in the corner, singing in "Cool Hand Luke" -- just off in the corner singing in every movie ever -- man I mourn that we'll never have that again. RIP, HDS. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77rJ8OSjhdM
Fr. Josh Miller @frjosh - 20d
One of the nicest in the country, zero doubt.
Sometimes I ponder how Canada can get it so right with poutine, and so wrong with the ketchup chips.
Fr. Josh Miller @frjosh - 29d
Playing “Bear Down” in my local parish pub, all sarcastic-like.
Apple Intelligence notification summaries are the perfect rebuke to those still holding on to AI hype.
Fr. Josh Miller @frjosh - 1mo
I'm coming up on a year of subscribing to Kagi. Subscribing to a search engine may seem absurd... until you actually start playing with what the service has to offer. nostr:note13763xscddgunnmghxgtp92pyw9qc4368ett78432l6eq609ll6vs2k8qc9
I'm voting for whoever promises to fix the U.S. Postal Service.
They started a proxy war the minute they started flying refueling loops. This is a progression, sure, but it doesn’t really mean anything. I could see Russia pulling an Iran, maybe, as a response: flinging some missiles in the general direction of an American installation and then saying, “This matter is concluded.” But that’s about it. I’ve been of the personal opinion that the US’s plan is just to continue to keep this going for as long as possible, with Uncle Sam providing the goodies. I don’t think there’s a Russian regime change on the horizon, either. Nobody really wants peace, and Russian ineptitude guarantees there will be no real victory. And I think the powers that be are fine with that.
Simply put: it is not in Russia's best interest to start a direct war with the U.S., any more than it is for Iran to start a direct conflict with Israel. Both parties know what it means to wake the Big Dogs. It's war via proxy from here on out.
Alright kids, I see you playing Stalker 2 out there, but have you heard about Trakovsky's 1979 masterpiece of a film it's based off of?
New Era/Ralph Lauren just launched a $500 Yankees cap if you're interested. For me, that's gonna be a no. https://www.neweracap.com/products/ralph-lauren-purple-label-x-new-york-yankees-retro-crown-59fifty-fitted
Pains me to say it, but Apple's Image Playground is worse than Grok.
Game-winning field goal blocked. The most Bears ending ever.
Looks really sharp.
Bluesky's onboarding problem is due to the fact that <clears throat> THEY'VE DONE SQUAT TO DECENTRALIZE.
The Bears are still terrible, I see.
Cautiously optimistic about Trump’s plan to regulate censorship on the Internet. Really, what this does is remove power from the advertisers, who threaten to pull ads unless viewpoints they disagree with are censored. A publicly traded company can do nothing but bend the knee to these bludgeoners in the interest of shareholders, and private companies suffer via activism. Jack himself has spoken on this tension: what was right for the company in censoring and banning doesn’t translate to what is morally good. Removing the association of content from advertiser is a restoration of how things always were. Still, I want to see this universally applied. I heard about a college professor this morning, suspended for mocking Trump voters. As uncharitable, unprofessional, or dumb as this may be, the guy has a right within his office to use mockery in this way. The reality is that Left and Right use censorship as a weapon, and we must all arrive at a shared repugnance for its employ.