@Liliki @SECRET_ASIAN_MAN one bad debate is wildly downplaying this. That debate was horrific. It destroyed all my confidence in his campaign and his ability to do the job. It was worse than textbook examples of bad debates like Kennedy v. Nixon.

The pain of agreeing with Op Ed writers, my least favorite people in the media.

@LincolnMitchell you're gonna get flack for this but you're not wrong.

@0x56 10,000x yes

@phase2 left!

Wild that the current party infighting really doesn't include the progressive wing at all. Like it's just centrist party insiders fighting each other and centrist pundits. Truly a battle between different groups of a******s that I hate. Still, given the incredibly high stakes of the election, I wish they'd have their fight a little more privately.

@EvilBunny yeah idk where I stand on this in terms of what the best strategy going forward is but the "Biden is fine, Calm Down" line is patronizing AF like I watched the debate and it was a shitshow unlike anything I've witnessed. Two old dudes arguing about golf incoherently. Nobody is gonna convince me this is ok and it makes me mad when people try.

@process those dates are so unreliable lol even for products where you'd think accuracy was important like pharmaceuticals.

i thought leaving the litter bag roll on the windowsill was a smart move but clearly

these are all pictures of the same flower

@White_Rabbit like rly how many unicorns do you need to have the perfect view on your wizard beach? Surely not ALL of them

@jordicusmaximus this is not actually true google just made it up. Its something that was written in an onion article and google ai thinks those are factual.

@White_Rabbit that wizard should have been satisfied with his oceanfront property and a reasonable number of unicorns. Idk maybe like 5???? But an entire unicorn tide worth of them is too many.

facts

@Qbae having land is awesome even if it's just a quarter acre

watching birds poop on an area of the roof I can't powerwash

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@ucantstop_me f*** yeah peonies

@White_Rabbit engaging in this microcosm of a much wider security debate is peak coso but I will not be taking a look at the firehose lol I don't need that kinda drama.

@0x56

@White_Rabbit @0x56 I should be clear I'm assuming we're talking about training for like xerox or citibank employees and not national security stuff.

@White_Rabbit those leverage fear of punishment and greed. They're much better imo.

@0x56 I'm gonna stick with "meh".

Phishing disguised as anti-phishing training lacks the emotional hooks that characterize good scams/tricks. What emotion does this actually leverage? Fear of not completing an assignment? Annoyance? All thoroughly mid as far as motivators go.