Reposted by Nihar
Europeans waking up to discover that the FBI has apparently relaxed its hiring standards on bestiality
September 16, 2026 at 9:05 AM
Europeans waking up to discover that the FBI has apparently relaxed its hiring standards on bestiality
Reposted by Nihar
Friends, voting third party will not "end the duopoly" in national politics. The system was not made for more than two political parties. This is the system we have to work with.
this is such a lazy comment. And only places blame on half the problem. End the duopoly vote 3rd party.
September 16, 2026 at 12:54 PM
Friends, voting third party will not "end the duopoly" in national politics. The system was not made for more than two political parties. This is the system we have to work with.
Reposted by Nihar
Columbus Crew: "We've got a huge match tonight!"
Columbus Clippers: "We've got a game tonight too!"
Columbus Commons: "Hey gang, outdoor concert tonight!"
Columbus weather:
Columbus Clippers: "We've got a game tonight too!"
Columbus Commons: "Hey gang, outdoor concert tonight!"
Columbus weather:
The Fuck You Are No You'Re Not
Alt: The Fuck You Are No You'Re Not
static.klipy.com
September 16, 2026 at 1:11 PM
Columbus Crew: "We've got a huge match tonight!"
Columbus Clippers: "We've got a game tonight too!"
Columbus Commons: "Hey gang, outdoor concert tonight!"
Columbus weather:
Columbus Clippers: "We've got a game tonight too!"
Columbus Commons: "Hey gang, outdoor concert tonight!"
Columbus weather:
Reposted by Nihar
Imagine getting mad at Ms Rachel, the miracle lady who makes the baby happy and calm
September 16, 2026 at 1:39 AM
Imagine getting mad at Ms Rachel, the miracle lady who makes the baby happy and calm
Anyone else’s cat eat lemongrass? No?
September 15, 2026 at 5:11 PM
Anyone else’s cat eat lemongrass? No?
Reposted by Nihar
Saw this and died
September 15, 2026 at 1:07 PM
Saw this and died
Reposted by Nihar
There is no possible scenario in which a Ken Paxton win does more to advance trans rights. If you’re thinking that, seek professional help.
You are far better off advocating to a centrist D into advancing trans rights. Any R is not even going to give you time of the day.
You are far better off advocating to a centrist D into advancing trans rights. Any R is not even going to give you time of the day.
One of James Telerico or Ken Paxton will be the next senator from Texas. If you're telling people not to support Telerico, you're saying you want Paxton to win. That's it. You cannot select a different, third bespoke person to be senator like buying a tailored suit.
September 14, 2026 at 9:02 PM
There is no possible scenario in which a Ken Paxton win does more to advance trans rights. If you’re thinking that, seek professional help.
You are far better off advocating to a centrist D into advancing trans rights. Any R is not even going to give you time of the day.
You are far better off advocating to a centrist D into advancing trans rights. Any R is not even going to give you time of the day.
AI is going to rewrite Econ 101
"once you take away costs, the company is profitable" is fuckkin lol www.ft.com/content/4564...
September 14, 2026 at 4:02 PM
AI is going to rewrite Econ 101
Reposted by Nihar
people have been convinced that every institution is a retail institution, at root, and that the job of institutions is to satisfy and delight the user.
This is so well put. People treat institutions like retailers. They think the can vent or boycott or demand changes that don't involve any personal commitment from themselves. And they think if they change their mind, or realize it was just a dumb phase, that institutions will simply adapt to them.
wrote about this last year and sure I wasn't in any way the only one but imo people voting for populist politics in the 21st century *is* a sign that they do just have too much faith in institutions, as opposed to not enough - they want to have their little tantrum but assume things will just hold
September 13, 2026 at 4:58 PM
people have been convinced that every institution is a retail institution, at root, and that the job of institutions is to satisfy and delight the user.
💰💰💰
September 11, 2026 at 11:53 PM
💰💰💰
TX is most likely staying red, and so is OH. The rest might be up for grabs.
🚨 FORECAST FLIP — Democrats are now favored to take back the Senate.
It’s the first Democratic lead in our Senate forecast since it launched in May. Across individual contests, Democrats hold the edge in enough races for a 52-seat majority; overall control remains a tossup.
It’s the first Democratic lead in our Senate forecast since it launched in May. Across individual contests, Democrats hold the edge in enough races for a 52-seat majority; overall control remains a tossup.
September 11, 2026 at 11:45 PM
TX is most likely staying red, and so is OH. The rest might be up for grabs.
Reposted by Nihar
The only cruel people here are the ones who've spent the past ten years dragging this country to worse and worse places, because the alternative was loudly supporting a politician the internet decided was cringe.
September 10, 2026 at 2:55 PM
The only cruel people here are the ones who've spent the past ten years dragging this country to worse and worse places, because the alternative was loudly supporting a politician the internet decided was cringe.
Reposted by Nihar
Figured I’d give this a shot
September 10, 2026 at 3:12 PM
Figured I’d give this a shot
And then, there'll be cameras on glasses that record everything around you to "summarize" it for you.
Oh, wait ...
Oh, wait ...
Watching this Apple event tout how iPhones will soon be able to record ambient audio/conversations and transcribe "high level notes" for you. It's billed as private and end-to-end encrypted, but I think the bigger harm is the normalization of always-listening devices. It's creepy and not normal.
September 9, 2026 at 8:16 PM
And then, there'll be cameras on glasses that record everything around you to "summarize" it for you.
Oh, wait ...
Oh, wait ...
Reposted by Nihar
Watching this Apple event tout how iPhones will soon be able to record ambient audio/conversations and transcribe "high level notes" for you. It's billed as private and end-to-end encrypted, but I think the bigger harm is the normalization of always-listening devices. It's creepy and not normal.
September 9, 2026 at 5:54 PM
Watching this Apple event tout how iPhones will soon be able to record ambient audio/conversations and transcribe "high level notes" for you. It's billed as private and end-to-end encrypted, but I think the bigger harm is the normalization of always-listening devices. It's creepy and not normal.
I mean, traffic here has always been a shit show
Gonna call it now: week 1 will be crazy. Week 2 a little elevated. Week 3: nearly normal. By week 5 we’re gonna be so close to normal traffic levels at the same time experiencing peak transit and bike ridership. All in time to revert back
www.opb.org/article/2026...
www.opb.org/article/2026...
Authorities try to avoid ‘carmageddon’ during 5-week closure of I-5 southbound
Authorities are trying all kinds of tricks to make the closure of I-5 southbound as painless as possible.
www.opb.org
September 9, 2026 at 6:15 PM
I mean, traffic here has always been a shit show
Yep - you can turn off the entire thing using the Power button.
I find my Apple Watch extremely useful and I’d like to buy a new one at some point when this one dies, but I absolutely do not want something recording my conversations or telling me my “health age” or “longevity score” and need to know I can turn that shit off
September 9, 2026 at 6:13 PM
Yep - you can turn off the entire thing using the Power button.
would actually be amazing if apple introduces an iPhone 18 Pro Mini instead of a stupid ultra foldable (that'll probably cost more than a laptop)
September 9, 2026 at 5:10 PM
would actually be amazing if apple introduces an iPhone 18 Pro Mini instead of a stupid ultra foldable (that'll probably cost more than a laptop)
dealing with reviewing a lot of ai slop today ... dev who's paid at x/hr spent less time actually writing code, so I (paid at probably 3x/hr) has to spend more time reviewing it.
remind me again, why using ai is cheaper?
remind me again, why using ai is cheaper?
September 9, 2026 at 5:00 PM
dealing with reviewing a lot of ai slop today ... dev who's paid at x/hr spent less time actually writing code, so I (paid at probably 3x/hr) has to spend more time reviewing it.
remind me again, why using ai is cheaper?
remind me again, why using ai is cheaper?