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  • a great part of speedrunning documentaries/docuseries on youtube on super niche/old games is the fact that, in most cases, the only people with enough in-depth knowledge to make the video in the first place are the top runners themselves. which results in really funny moments where the narrator is like "but in 2016, a new runner would blow the category wide open with a 3-minute time save... meeee :3 teehee"

  • another great part is how if you watch enough hour-long deep dives on the speedrun history of King's Quest V, the youtube algorithm concludes you are weapons-grade autistic about PC games and starts recommending you longplay videos with literally 0 views

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  • Quick shoutout to the good people at @UniversalPics for trimming the trees that gave our picket line shade right before a 90+ degree week. pic.twitter.com/aZvvPYQ23i  β€” Chris Stephens (@ChrisStephensMD) July 17, 2023ALT
    Whoever "trimmed" those trees may have just killed a bunch of trees on city property, that weren't theirs to trim. Get ready for a fine and sanctions.  β€” Steven Burke (@SteveBurke2000) July 17, 2023ALT
    It so needs to be looked into. If they’ve illegally butchered these trees, they will have to replace them. Hoping LA requires trees of similar age and size. I know it’s nothing to the studios. But still.  β€” pro-union (@daisybug42) July 17, 2023ALT
    My city requires similar age and size. I'm sure LA requires it as well. The replacements are going to cost a small fortune.  β€” Steven Burke (@SteveBurke2000) July 17, 2023ALT
    tree law tree law tree law!!! (I love tree law)  β€” Dear Lustful Medicant (@gfrancie) July 17, 2023ALT
    Not only did I complain on LA's 311 about this but I do happen to know an entertainment reporter over at the LA Times. I just contacted her about this. Welcome to my world. I have a very big vast network of people.  β€” Steven Burke (@SteveBurke2000) July 17, 2023ALT
    *Soft, disparate, whispered chanting*  Tree. Law. Tree. Law. Tree. Law.  β€” Nome (@NomeDaBarbarian) July 17, 2023ALT
    TREE LAW  β€” BasiliskOnline 🦎 itch.io (@BasiliskOnline) July 17, 2023ALT
    YEEEEEEESSSSSSS TREE LAWWWWWW  β€” πŸ³οΈβ€βš§οΈ Shivers πŸͺ© Capital Killed Elysium πŸ’₯ (@FemChainsawJack) July 17, 2023ALT
    TREE LAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW  β€” Josie Brown π“…“ (@TheOutlawJosie) July 17, 2023ALT

    You love to see it. (Not the destruction of trees, obvs, but shitheads meeting their oncoming comeuppance at the hands of trees.)

  • What gets me is that they did this knowing full well they're gonna get fined millions of dollars for this, there's no way they didn't. Their disdain for labor is so high they're willing to spend millions to cause strikers physical pain for no purpose other than cruel self satisfaction.

  • Infighting only helps our oppressors.

    Infighting only helps our oppressors.

    Infighting only helps our oppressors.

    Infighting only helps our oppressors.

    Infighting only helps our oppressors.

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  • You don't have to understand someone completely to respect them and fight for their right to exist.

  • One thing i have to add because it's a perspective that seems to be missing here:

    I am a straight dude from a moderately conservative European 3rd world country. And i find the infighting in the lgbtq community incredibly stupid, for one simple reason. If any of you lived here, you would certainly be discriminated and shunned by most of society, probably disowned, and maybe, if you're especially unlucky, stabbed.

    And to me the idea that ace people or bi people aren't "queer enough" is kinda laughable, since it's so obvious that all those people fight the same fight. And in places where it's partially won, and especially in queer echo chambers(which Tumblr honestly is), it's possible to forget that.

  • [“The poverty debate could do more to recognize the powerful effects of rejection on a person’s self-confidence and stamina. Applying for an apartment or job and being turned down ten, twenty, forty times—it can wear you out. Theories about neighborhood selection or joblessness often assume low-income people are more or less “rational actors” who recognize trade-offs and make clear choices. The reality is that many are “exhausted settlers” who accept poor housing in a disadvantaged neighborhood or a dead-end or illicit job after becoming depleted and disheartened from trying and trying and failing and failing. The shame of rejection not only can pressure people to accept undesirable circumstances today; it can also discourage them from striving for something better tomorrow.”]

    matthew desmond, from evicted: poverty and profit in the american city, 2016

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