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Cake day: June 23rd, 2023

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  • If they could just make it like the ⌘ command key on macOS it wouldn’t be so bad, but of course, they’re going to make it just like the goddamn Windows key, yet another key that if you press, it will screw up your workflow and have some dumb pop-up thing come up. Another modifier key wouldn’t be so bad (or just turning the Windows key into a modifier key that doesn’t automatically pull up a dumb menu if accidentally pressed by itself). They really like beating people over the head with their useless features.


  • Although he’s just as trashy and detestable as Trump, I think the bigger “crime” in the eyes of the media is that DeSantis just really doesn’t have any charisma. He apes Trump’s heartlessness and bravado, but there’s just some sort of element that doesn’t endear him to people, whatever the hell that thing is that makes GOP voters pee all over themselves wanting to install Trump as Dictator-for-life, DeSantis just doesn’t have it. Which is also why the media just doesn’t give a shit about him and doesn’t give him the same sort of platform they give Trump. He’s not spontaneous and he doesn’t draw anyone’s attention.




  • What I find interesting is that supposedly, not everybody actually has an internal monologue, I just can’t even imagine what that must be like. But then I start to wonder, do I even have an internal monologue, is what I experience an actual “internal monologue”? I assume that I have an internal monologue, I definitely talk to myself and I have thoughts running around my head all the time, but I don’t know that I “hear” an internal monologue or what having an internal monologue is supposed to be like. Is what I experience the same thing as what everybody else is experiencing?


  • It really seems like we’re headed for a Civil War 2: Electric Boogaloo scenario, where a chunk of states just won’t even recognize the winner of an election and will ignore the law. I can see Texas and Florida leading the charge on that, regardless of whether a case exists or not, they’ll just make up whatever reasons they want and say they don’t recognize the results of the election, that’s not our President, then SCOTUS will either back them up or not strike it down. All for that fat, orange, incontinent turd.



  • And there will be attempts in Republican states with Republican officials to remove Biden from their ballots as a sort of “Well, if you do that to us then we’ll do the same thing to you.” They’re trying to discredit the idea that Trump did anything wrong and make it all seem like this is all just political games. I’m kind of curious where it goes in situations like that, I’d assume all the way up to the Supreme Court if necessary. There’s the one issue of whether Colorado and other states can bar Trump from the ballot, but then I imagine there may be separate cases brought by Republicans about whether they can manufacture reasons to bar Biden from the ballot.


  • Yeah, or we could just hold lawyers to higher standards and expect them to do their due diligence like they should anytime they submit court documents. The one time I had to go through a lawyer for something involving a court case, they sent a PDF document of a court filing they were going to submit on my behalf for me to review and sign. I noticed multiple errors and made a detailed list of pg# and paragraph where each correction was needed, sent it back to them. A day or two later I got a “revised” copy of the document back that not only missed some of the errors I had called out, but introduced additional errors. At that point, given what I was paying per hour for their “services”, I said fuck it, opened up the PDF and made the corrections myself, then signed it and sent it on.

    I’m sure it was just being handled by a paralegal or an intern or whatever, but it was aggravating that I basically had to do the lawyer’s job for them, since going through multiple rounds of corrections would’ve likely cost me more than just doing it myself.






  • Oddly specific playlist. I looked it up and went through the songs, kind of a weird mix that swings wildly between genres. They were definitely just going after song titles to match the theme. On one extreme, there’s a soft Dolly Parton song and some other kind of very calm relaxing songs, next to death metal and punk on the other end, it’s very much all over the place.