thegr8goldfish

We should have a code word or something. I'm thinking

Lemmy outta here!

I'll continue not playing the game I've never played before. I'm doing my part!

Overturning the will of 80+ million people and the Electoral College with no Secret Service protection is a bold move. Once the national spotlight is on it will be a lot tougher to just tantrum their way though it, but I don't doubt they'll try if it's close.

So it says that instead of doubling capacity, which we did, we should have tripled capacity, when instead we developed more solar, because it was cheaper, and therefore more to efficienct. Personally, I'm glad to see we doubled wind capacity, and spent money more efficiently on solar. I don't understand why everything has to be framed as a negative. I think I used too many commas in that first sentence but I'm sticking with it. Honestly, you guys are lucky I'm proofreading at all.

It's all media silos.Take the money out of news. Implement a fairness doctrine for the Information Age.

Florida also has recreational marijuana on the ballot which also has the potential to increase Democratic turnout. Personally I think Florida is due for a Blue wave.

He just caught a scratch. Holding up his arm isn't the smart thing to do but that just makes it more authentic.

I don't understand why using AI is what makes this illegal. I don't know the laws in Spain, but would it be illegal if they used a pencil or a paint brush? Seems like a weird line to draw if not.

This research showed the moss could survive brief exposure to Mars like conditions. To say it could grow on Mars is a huge leap. I hope we get there one day but for now it's just sensationalism.

Fuck that website. Every time I start reading it readjusts the page.

He doesn't even need a lawyer. As long as he gets a jury trial he could plead his own case and get acquited. No one wants these things hovering over their property.

Most fossils happen when something gets covered by soil or sand or whatever before it's had a chance to decompose. Over eons, the organic material gradually transforms into stone, but it retain it's shape.