(Sigh) I hate this timeline.

Chuck Schumer and other politicians in the US should not be attempting to interfere in Israeli politics by making public pronouncements about how Netanyahu is unfit and should resign.

At the same time, Tom Cotton is a performative virtue signaling little shit who doesn't give a damn about antisemitism and has no business throwing the label around so he can score political points. He can yell "Antisemite!" when he starts dealing with Maga's very own antisemitism problem, which Republican party leadership is still refusing to deal with even after October 7.

And before anyone tries coming into my mentions with "But leftwing antisemitism is worse!" I do not care whose antisemitism problem is worse at this point either fix your own team's problem or shut the hell up because I'm done tolerating it no matter where it comes from.

This is absolutely messed up.

Targeted advertising is bad enough, this is far beyond the pale. I want to know how we opt out.

"How Evangelicals Use Digital Surveillance to Target the Unconverted
The hot new thing in proselytizing is an app that allows Christian conservatives to collect data on whole neighborhoods of potential converts."

https://newrepublic.com/article/179397/evangelical-app-targeting-immigrants-surveillance

Get in Babkans, those of you on micro.blog, and other fedizens, we're doing Thursday.

Personally, I'm hoping we can just zoom through today and most of tomorrow until we get to the end of it, because this has been a long week and I'm tired.

It's supposed to be another nice day today with temperatures around 21C (70F), so maybe I'll take some advantage of that later with some time outside.

#today

Get in Babkans, those of you on micro.blog, and other fedizens, we're doing Tuesday.

There's some real breakfast of champions energy going on over here, because John and I are going to dig into some steak egg and cheese breakfast burritos. Also, we're getting our haircuts today.

Other than that, just work for me, which I hope to end at a decent hour but I'm not sure that will happen.

#today

Next time you're tempted to attribute some sort of vast conspiracy to Google, remind yourself that somehow an office, where people needed to use wifi, was designed in such a way that the whole thing would obstruct radio propagation, and then it got built, and then Google put workers inside it, and finally they figured out why wifi wasn't working. These are not the masterminds of any vast conspiracy, I promise.

https://arstechnica.com/?p=2009247