Tim 🌈 ♾️🏳️‍🌈💛🤍💜🖤

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Facebook Defends Paedophiles! Artist, podcaster, YouTuber, ne'er do well. Internet's biggest secret apparently? https://www.youtube.com/@harduphiker Pronouns - He/Him/Any, ND enby queer

X/Twitter 'Let's Confirm You Are Human'

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AI slop

Radio Clash Twitter account is no more?

You might spot online advice claiming that bicarbonate of soda, salt and vinegar can help to unclog blocked pipes. We put this hack to the test using equal parts bicarbonate of soda (125g), salt (125g) and vinegar (125ml) on both hairball and greasy food blockages.

The result? It seemed to do nothing but fizz. After two attempts and a 10-minute wait, the clog was still firmly in place. It took a lot of rigorous plunging action to finally dislodge it.

There is a common cleaning myth that mixing bicarbonate of soda and vinegar creates a 'super-cleaner'. In reality, because one is an acid and the other is an alkali, they chemically cancel each other out. If you mix them in a bowl first, you’re essentially just cleaning with salty water.

Which? scientific adviser
Jacob Compton

If you'd asked me in 1996, what do you think 2026 will be like, l'd have said
'glory days'... But they tricked us, didn't they?
They just waited. Oh they let us all come out. So, now we're standing in the open, ready for them to shoot us down.... Look at me I'm as out and as proud as anything. But past couple of years I'm a lot more careful.... I used to walk into a room and just go Ta-da!' Now I tip toe, just in case
MELBA'S SPEECH IN CHANNEL 4 DRAMA TIP TOE

Sash stops installed in window #2!

Fixing my LPK25

Internet speed test measuring nearly 275Mbps and 26Mbps upload.

Parody of gender infographics

Some fucking drivel about JKR being a defender of women and not a transphobe from a very stupid TERF

Battery reading showing 100% then 110%.

Uh-oh! Worst Person You Know Learned Therapy Words

Bellamy Salute, May 1942. United States.

Energy cost chart going down to -0.07 and -0.23

I think the reason for that is because it’s so extractive and the value isn’t there. I would compare this to YouTube, which a lot of people thought was pretty extractive. You fought a pitched copyright battle about YouTube, about whether South Park could be on YouTube without permission, and Viacom was going to sue you. That case was fascinating because the public was decidedly on YouTube’s side.

Oh, that’s an interesting memory of it.

I covered that case. I was in law school studying copyright during the case. The vast majority of people were like, “YouTube is really useful. We love it. And these big Hollywood companies suck.” When Napster was under fire, the public was not on the side of the record labels. They were not on the side of large companies. They were on the side of file sharing. Because the utility was so high regardless of the economic or social cost. I could keep going on and on with this. You can tell people all day long about the labor costs of Uber and they’re still going to use Uber.

There’s a trial right now about whether social media platforms are damaging to teens’ health, whether they’re defectively designed products that hurt kids. That trial is ongoing as we speak. The jury is impaneled right now, and people are still going to use those platforms because they don’t care.

A badge from 1990? reading 'US & Britain Out Of The Gulf: No Blood For Oil'

My YouTube comment response saying:

"I knew Paul, Please don't make public assumptions about what happened to him...especially when they are projecting your axe to grind?

(I will never going into detail and there are still things we all don't know - but I do know that COVID/lockdown was not a trigger, or if it was he never talked about it)."

Rainbow and camp fire

Solsbury Hill, Glastonbury false coloured, original image 2016.