The amount of times I try to hyperlink text in Slack by using Cmd-K and am reprimanded into using Cmd-V is TOO DAMN HIGH
I know I live in a bubble because apparently AirPods Max are ānot a hot seller,ā and yet I feel like Iām seeing 1 in 6 people walking around my neighborhood using them as ultra-luxe earmuffs.
Me leaving the house with 100% battery: anything is possible, the world is mine for the taking
Me leaving the house with 97% battery: I may not come back alive
āMy life isnāt going exactly as planned. Maybe what I need is a new note-taking app.ā - Me, frequently (and Iām willing to bet You, frequently)
Wild that Father John Misty, a man who literally had a public breakdown on stage about the fascist creep and ascendancy of Trump, has no problem posting on Twitter
Already huge accounts with massive followings bragging about how fast they are accruing Bluesky follows is not as an attractive look as they seem to think it is
Apple wonāt bring markdown into Notes until they can figure a way to brand it Apple Typing or something annoying like that
I’m actually incapable of imagining a story I’d want to read less than one about Mark Zuckerberg recording a song with T-Pain
3-day weekends make it glaringly obvious that 2-days is simply not enough time to decompress from being a monster for 5-days, remember how to be a human, and actually get to enjoy BEING a human before being forced to start thinking about becoming a monster again
America is a monster
There was a sense of bemused detachment in 2016 as the win seemed like a fluke, that a lot of people YOLO-voted ļæ¼without any real idea or expectation for what it meant.
That absolutely cannot be said about today.
We all know who he is. We all know what heās going to do. And so much of this country either doesnāt care, and/or expects Jesus to return, and/or plans to profit immensely on the carnage.
The American āexperimentā has mutated into something grotesque.
ļæ¼America is a monster.
And what nowāwe have to slowly rebuild enthusiasm for the next go around?
Iām sick to my stomach. But also deeply afraid for my friends in communities who will inevitably feel the brunt of the carnage to come.
I cried a bit walking past school children this morning, too young to know what just happened. The light of hope and dreams still in their eyes, on this 79Ā° day in November.
Iām so sorry.