Right.

For me the loss of time is not the issue - chirp chirp - it is the clouding (pun intended) of the mind.

Remember, being White just meant you were a sharecropper. Are you a sharecropper in 2023?

Dear Wired journalist, According to the 1990 movie “Hardware” staring Dylan McDermott and Stacey Travis a cold shower can help you overcome this dilemma. nostr:note1wqz73n3drdl407ces4k2mpxt3sv6y8laz9cezzw5ce78tfh4kzqs36l8zy

Time for SEX!

Thanks for clarifying your intent.

I suppose what I was getting at when you said “it works” when you described the task as clearing.

From personal experience I have found that this seemed like an accomplishment of “clearing” but on reflection I was having trouble with assessing that after the fact, especially after having done managed RSS for some time.

I was wondering if your task of clearing you had some tool to extract or harvest something useful while you were engaged in the clearing.

For me the “bounty” perceived of setting up an automatically gathered and curated RSS feed that greeted me when I opened up the reeder on sober assessment was false.

There might be some way to regurgitate from consuming such a feed but the product of such activity seemed illusionary and just added to the general noise.

I understand this consumptive addiction. But why is it called work? I spent a half hour listening to birds chirp after making my own cashew milk.

But it is just the pinging of a a sonar echo locator of a nonexistent company. The CEO went down with the ship.

What is this work you describe as “clearing your RSS feed”?

To which port did they go? The hypothetical will change depending on the port. Try to list all the countries bordering the Mediterranean and please expand on your hypothetical for each country on what their legal system would do prosecuting this crew. Also does the Mexican billionaire owned yacht have a heliport to whisk away the owners before docking so they would escape legal scrutiny as you write in your hypothetical?

The pipeline is called vaporware.

I could not watch this video production with sound because it contains animal torture. But I wonder if Ms. Hernandez instead of employing a baseball bat as a weapon for destruction could manage an on base hit. The fact that the reporter and scientist spend so much time in glass houses, just like the rats being tortured, makes me severely doubt they have the hand eye coordination to connect with the ball.

What do you think?

TRIGGER WARNING: animal torture, surveillance tracking, clean room confinement nostr:note1pes3wczrrcnwqrqg63hwtnej7nztgxnsuqa0q48czc7lerqq8t8sfy25j2

Oh wait someone zapped me!

This is of course prime habitat for the elusive and endangered snow leopard now tormented by witting propellers #pantera nostr:note149uf274lgzuptcs0r396mc0g4h5w2n6f3t0scyng7243r93wfjjqk6st0m

I only have one and not another to cover the fee, but I would!

You’re ready to play the 🤖❤️🚌

#sheislate

Hey #nostros what’s the owning an erotic bookstore in Baltimore to becoming a drone assassin pipeline?

There’s a great hardcore band called bloodclot. Or there should be.

You could write the inverse with “just let them spend” and then attach a Bitcoin meme.

This is a strange article. It has been common knowledge that these compounds are bad. My GP said as much years ago. Perhaps the the headline should say something like “policy makers have finally come around to accepting the risk of regulating artificial sweeteners” accompanied with a journalistic deep dive into WHO policy makers both past and present financial ties over the past decades to manufacturers of artificial sweeteners to find out what the hold up was and what has changed that policy makers have this new found courage to criticize these compounds. nostr:note18z5ljx59hqp5wu2023l5zljvge8fklsc5yantnv982wcz2venwgsxj6f7t