Noragami is a great one about Japanese mythology.

Ancient Magus Bride has lots of Anglo mythology.

All the beanless chili I’ve had has been made with chunks of meat instead of ground meat so more like a spicy stew.

Power primarily flows from the bottom up. The top just tries really hard to make sure we don’t know that so we aren’t able to organize and wield it. If power really came from the top then dictators wouldn’t bother to hold sham elections.

I always feel like a rat in a maze when I go to IKEA.

The place I’m renting doesn’t have a dishwasher (annoyingly common around this area) so I got an over-the-sink dish rack and established the habitat of washing dishes in the morning while I’m waiting for coffee to brew. The over-the-sink rack holds more dishes than an ordinary rack so I can go longer without emptying it. It drips into the sink so there’s no drip tray accumulating mildew (taking apart a regular dish rack to clean the drop tray never happens). I also make sure to organize my cabinets so that dishes all live in the cabinets which are closest to the sink to make putting away dishes easier for me.

Pu’er (fermented black tea sold in big solid disks or chunks) it’s nice and dark, reminds me of coffee. I also enjoy iron goddess(Tieguanyin) oolongs and white peony.

Your choice was Jill Stein who shows up every four years to siphon money and attention from effective leftist movements and doing shit all in between. Not organizing, not trying to get green candidates elected to Congress or even state assemblies, not collecting signatures for citizens ballot initiatives to end fptp, nothing. All she does is collect donations for recounts in blue states that never happen and have dinner with Putin.

You voted for a grifter who promised you what you wanted while robbing you of your ability to ever have it.

It’s written about Microsoft as if this is their unique dysfunction instead of an industry-wide dysfunction. It feels out of touch and lacking the insight I typically enjoy from this newsletter.

Where’s Ed been? Corporate philosophies are a dime a dozen in tech and they’re always just vague enough to use as a justification for management to do whatever they were already planning on doing.

Microsoft’s growth mindset is no more problematic than Amazon’s leadership principles or any of the other corporate pillars we inevitably need to phrase our accomplishments around in order to get hired/promoted. They’re all the same pseudoscientific MBA BS that’s been permeating the industry for years.

This article could have been written about just about any large tech company with the same concerns and conclusions.

There are 801 billionaires in the US out of about 335,893,238 people. If everyone else were to reduce their carbon footprint by even a tenth of a percent then there would be significantly less carbon in the atmosphere than if every billionaire in the US were to reduce their carbon footprint to zero.

I definitely imagined it deep and raspy, like the cat in that HBO cartoon El Perro y El Gato.

He gives you a bunch of stuff in different caves throughout the game.

I thought the point of this instance was to try and start a decent one here.

Thankfully we can bypass the politicians and implement a better voting system via citizen ballot initiatives in most states. Maine and Alaska have already adopted ranked choice voting via ballot initiatives.

I agree, it has nice songs and I always love listening to Dana Snyder be grouchy.

This is the entire premise of The Ghost and Molly McGee.

I’m still waiting for that Metroid game that was supposed to be on it.

Metroid Dread came out a while ago.

Thank you!

When will the amount of spam and astroturfing outpace the glacial development of moderation tools and destroy the whole thing?

Where can I find this TCG shop sim?