Jenn Dolari @dolari@driveinsaturday.org

It better not be, "Feed me."

A gentle reminder to allies that “support” is a verb. Take some time this month to find a way to support queer equality in an actionable way. Speak out against bigotry. Patronize queer businesses. Donate to queer creators. Find one small thing you can do to make the world slightly more inclusive

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If Black people gave up, please know a lot of YOU Americans out there wouldn’t have the rights YOU have. So, you need to understand that giving up isn’t an option.

We don't need that kind of energy.

As a general rule, the state should over-supply services. There should be slack in the system almost all the time. Relaxed GPs with lots of time to talk to their patients. So many teachers that the main trouble is finding rooms for them all.

Not only does this see a better quality of service mostly, but it also cushions the system in the event of an unexpected shock.

If you have just enough professionals to deliver at 100%, you don’t have enough professionals.

Perfect comparison of the 60's ideal futurists vs the current parasitic techbros.

#techbros #AI #futurism

Spouse, watching a cooking show: I think they put fish sauce on their tenderloin.

Me: That sounds like a double entendre from a Tom Waits song

I said this elsewhere in reference to something specific, but it bears repeating:

Pride has always continued in spite of whatever shit is thrown our way. We're stronger than they think we are, nothing they can do is going to break us as a community.

They think they can quietly erase us. Pride shows them how misguided they are. Don't give up hope, no matter what negative news comes around.

To those saying "If it can happen to trump, it can happen to anyone.", yes you are correct.

If trump can be held accountable for his crimes, that means everyone can be held accountable for their crimes.

This isn't a flaw or a mistake, it's literally how the law is supposed to work.

The only cyborg I've seen get it right is Inspector Gadget.

Because I can probably name ten people right now who would go for the "motorized screwdriver in the finger" surgery, yet it so rarely shows up in fiction.

But that's the transhumanist future I'm waiting for