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Place it at the intersection of Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming to undo some of the Senate/EC slant.

Predictions a year out are a crap shoot, I think all bets are off when we get to a thousand!

It's amazing how few atoms you need for a fully functional, fully articulated animal.

YouTube only ever recommends to me videos about debunking fake videos instead of the fake videos themselves. Does this mean I'm savvy?

Maybe it was all just an elaborate prank played on the luminaries of the military-industrial-media complex. The first time Henry Kissinger, Rupert Murdoch, and their ilk experienced any sort of even the mildest of comeuppances.

I've never read about any organization larger than zero people that didn't seem hopelessly corrupt, bureaucratic, toxic, or dysfunctional. Things do occasionally get done, though.

Modern?

How much would it cost to make the US carbon neutral? Or cure one of the top 10 terminal illnesses/conditions?

Apple's Motion is worth checking out.

Unreleased products are always way better than what ships ;-)

This is why I love the Mac. Even obscure apps have a beautiful interface and easy to use web site. I know this is incendiary, but I must say it: on Windows, this app's site would have seven giant, fake download buttons, the actual download would play an ad, and the app would look like something from a fever dream.

Apple won this back in 1999: https://i.imgur.com/V9WQ8Gc.png

If I was a billionaire I'd be spending money to ensure planet Earth is habitable.

Would be curious to read a blog post explaining why "Bookmark OS" has a UI that looks like someone recreated OS X Leopard from memory.

I wonder if Hacker News has ever considered making OP content readable.

Was the "Grabem" domain taken?

Though global warming may eventually obviate this, I feel like the phrase “except Antarctica” can be omitted in most cases where it’s used.

It’s very funny to me that people think “the past” was a UX wonderland.

Obligatory Onion: https://www.theonion.com/russian-scientists-announce-six-mon...

Well, duh.

Now do one microsecond before.

Microsoft has been unbelievably successful, and yet intrinsic to their history is being behind the curve in both vision and execution. There’s probably a lesson in that.

Once stone is polished, does it forever remain thus? I find it amazing that a 2000 year old artifact could be shiny.

Non-snarky question: why isn't this a web page?

Could it be that string theory is correct, insofar as the universe is written in spaghetti code?

People and companies leave SF because it's too expensive, SF gets less expensive, people and companies come back to SF, SF gets expensive...?

Not very sporting to target your own exploits.

Trends are trendy, film at 11.

Threads, too. And Favorites was a feature for bookmarking but users turned it into a Like button. Also I believe their bird logo was bought at iStock.

Has "municipality builds kinda neat thing to revitalize local economy" ever worked?