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humanhorseshoes

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An old school techie, no, older than that. World traveller. Ferrari fan, rally fan, still shit at video games

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timrichards, (edited ) to random
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Happy Leap Day! And happy birthday to this writer:

As a leap year baby, I’m technically turning 10. But I’ve endured 40 years of bad jokes https://www.smh.com.au/national/as-a-leap-year-baby-i-m-technically-turning-10-but-i-ve-endured-40-years-of-bad-jokes-20240223-p5f7en.html

(maybe paywalled)

humanhorseshoes,
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@timrichards my last grandmother shared your birthday, she was born in 1920 and only had 14 birthdays. And on that note Happy birthday.

humanhorseshoes,
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@timrichards @humanhorseshoes oops

ronanmcd, to random
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It's great that everyone is clutching their pearls in over the proposed Metrolink drilling. It's as if we didn't go through all this in 2001-2007 when the port tunnel was being drilled and none of the Northside Nostradamuses were correct

humanhorseshoes,
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@ronanmcd I don't agree with them but on the other hand we flooded every basement we could find building the Luas, especially down near Jervis

humanhorseshoes,
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@ronanmcd To be fair to the lads they were working blind as a lot of the services weren't marked on any of the service maps that the council gave them so when they hit a water main they didn't know it was there because it wasn't marked. The Luas had to reroute thousands of pipes and wires because it cannot be dug under

humanhorseshoes,
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@ronanmcd Amateur hour all day long. There are some professionals and I am hoping things have improved but from my experiences with Irish officials across a range of departments is that making shit up as you go along is the norm and if you can make shit up and then throw this shit at the public thats a win.

humanhorseshoes,
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@ronanmcd the airport noise thing being one of them. Wrote to McEntee and told her that she won’t get any votes under that flight path, folks have hundreds of planes overhead just as they retire

purplepadma, to random
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Potatoes O’Brien. Only ever come across this in breakfast buffets in the Caribbean. Is it a thing anywhere else in the world?

humanhorseshoes,
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@RickiTarr @Loukas @purplepadma That and an "irish car b*mb" and paddywagon are all racist slurs. Please stop.

humanhorseshoes,
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@Loukas @purplepadma @RickiTarr Potatoes originated in the Americas. Halloween came from Ireland and stolen by the Americans. So stop with the potato shit please.

Wraithe, to random
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Ok another Zoom meeting where I’m going camera off. I really need to get my “office” straightened away.

humanhorseshoes,
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@Wraithe I have been forced into zoom meetings where they had their camera off and I had to have mine on. A joke

RickiTarr, to random
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Is piano a string instrument or a percussion instrument?

humanhorseshoes,
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@RickiTarr brass

humanhorseshoes,
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@RickiTarr sorry, woodwind

danjac, to random
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I suspect the death of Navalny was the final straw for leaders who thought there was the tiniest hope that Russia could change.

Putin is all-in, he has no successor other than an ugly power struggle between people worse than Putin, there is no semi-decent, democratically inclined replacement in the wings. And Putin knows he can now only stay in power through perpetual war.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/feb/27/french-president-emmanuel-macron-ukraine-french-ground-troops

humanhorseshoes,
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@danjac He is a total moron

humanhorseshoes,
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@danjac He was always dangerous but nobody cared until now

humanhorseshoes,
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@danjac @humanhorseshoes I came back to the EU from Russia on the Allegro and I was harassed by Finnish police demanding to know where I was going, how long I would stay in Finland and accused of lying about it. As an EU citizen with an EU passport this was outrageous

miriamrobern, to FiberArts
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My friend found this and posted it elsesocial so I'm posting it here because it is glorious.

#sewing

humanhorseshoes,
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@miriamrobern I was in work one day taking a break when two women had a SERIOUS argument about pockets. It almost came to blows.

ChrisMayLA6, to DigitalNomadHub
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When we look at in the UK we see a continuing move to insecure .

A new Work Foundation report finds that the proportion of secure jobs continues to fall (now well under half of all jobs), while both low to moderately insecure & severely insecure continue to rise.

The shape of UK's economy is ever more skewed away from the interests of !

It doesn't have to be this way, but changing direction requires political will: has Keir got it?

https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/media/lancaster-university/content-assets/images/lums/work-foundation/UKInsecureWorkIndex2024.pdf

humanhorseshoes,
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@ChrisMayLA6 Also organisations supposedly spreading "British values" like the British Council are spearheading the shredding of the social contract with their bogus self employment contracts in EU countries. Trustworthy Britain my arse!

RickiTarr, to random
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The real conspiracy that no one talks about is that Grasshoppers are around 200 million years older than grass.

humanhorseshoes,
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@RickiTarr also why aren't ptryodactls dinosaurs and why the hell is such a difficult name an "informal name" for them?

Loukas, (edited ) to random
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1/5
There's a passage in Sartre's article about how fascists aren't really interested in rational argument where he describes the fascist ending the conversation and "indicating by lofty phrases that the moment for talking has passed."

I think this kind of moment is more common than many people realise. If you're a marginalised person you'll have lots of experience of people with power over you just silently indicating they are going to do something to you.

The time to talk has passed.

humanhorseshoes,
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@Loukas Like being an EU citizen in another EU country. Legally allowed. Practically blocked at every single turn.

RickiTarr, to random
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I'm sincerely worried about all these Christian influencer couples, these looks like the videos they show in a murder documentary.

https://youtu.be/n96FjBI-NNA?si=xwWzwrUoHWa-omLA

humanhorseshoes,
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@RickiTarr LIVE LAUGH LOVE OR ELSE (said Jesus)

ronanmcd, to design
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"unstoppable favourite" this is exactly why I'm against awards and prizes in creative work. It turns out into a sport. And the ones that don't get awarded are seen as less worthy, something which is almost never the case. It makes audiences focus on what is deemed good, and stupid then seeking and funding what they like

humanhorseshoes,
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@ronanmcd Oscar’s lost credibility when they gave Phil Collins Aimee Manns award

RickiTarr, to random
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Why am I both people in this conversation?!

humanhorseshoes,
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@RickiTarr but the squirrel would have to survive the vacuum of space and re entry to the atmosphere and at 4800 miles up wouldn’t it be too small to be affected by gravity?

humanhorseshoes,
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@RickiTarr @CWilbur @humanhorseshoes depends on its location. It would need to tuck its tail around its body which would slow it down but prevent ring burn on reentry.

humanhorseshoes,
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@muddyfields @humanhorseshoes @RickiTarr we need flame retardant squirrels

humanhorseshoes,
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@qurlyjoe @RickiTarr The current deepest hole in the world is only 40000ft deep the Kola Superdeep Borehole

ronanmcd, to random
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I'm in a student union bar having a coffee. Nik Kershaw is on, following Level 42 and A-ha. My youth is so distant it's becoming a quasi-fictional world for young people to imagine.
No one here has stone washed jeans or shoulder pads. Yet.

humanhorseshoes,
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@ronanmcd I heard a slow tempo version of Smalltown Boy and my God it was bleak

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