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We are preparing for a stormy Friday around the Bay Area. Heavy rain (ending our fire season), strong winds 30 to 50 mph and dangerous surf with 20 to 30 foot waves slamming our coast. Get those storms preps in today/Thursday. Check drains are clear, furniture/decor moved inside.
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eMudhra's incident report is out! A Python script truncated their CA private keys to one byte?!
bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bu…
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UnitedHealth made over $6 billion in profit in just 3 months. Reportedly denying about 1 in 3 claims.
You paid your premium. They denied your claim.
They kept your money. Then they called it a "record quarter." And it's all legal.
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Fascinating organizing tactic by the @scott_colom field campaign to stop knocking doors and start organizing workers who weren't being reached through traditional methods
Kinda reminds me of Bernie with the meatpackers in Iowa
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This photo from Election Night in Boone, North Carolina, is a modern Norman Rockwell painting
📸 Credit: Noah Williford, @TheAppalachian
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Today in the Ecomodernist I argue that ‘Natural Disaster for All’ — which one of the two candidates for CA insurance commissioner is proposing — is a very bad idea. THREAD:
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Have a noble librarian in your neighborhood?
The Lemony Snicket Prize for Noble Librarians Faced with Adversity is accepting applications through February 2027.
Learn more about the prize and nominate your local library hero today!
ala.org/tools/lemony-snicket…
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She lost by 100 votes. How you treat your constituents matters.
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One of the biggest improvements in people's lives that could be coming is expanding Medicaid n some of the states that have refused to do it.
I've circled the states below that haven't expanded Medicaid--WI, TX, and GA in particular worth watching.
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If Alito or Thomas were to retire tomorrow (God forbid), Schumer better say, “We’re in a Presidential election cycle.”
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Dear dozens of new economic populist members of Congress,
You’ll face fast pressure to deliver economic results. How to do it? Subpoena CEOs. A shocking amount of time, they'll change what they are doing long before you pass a bill or actually cut off their federal funding. So:
- Subpoena Google for cramming AI down our kids throats. Threaten to amend the FAR to prohibit contracting across the U.S. government with any company forcing kids to use AI.
- Subpoena the private equity managers enshittifying hospitals, dialysis centers, your local vet, your local primary care provider. Name individuals, not just companies. Shame them. Show the public (and public pension funds) how they make their money.
- Subpoena health insurers who use AI to auto-deny valid claims, triage mental health emergencies, or upcode diagnoses. Make them stop that.
- Subpoena the airlines for systematically denying cash refunds to travelers. (“Here’s a voucher instead!”) Show your hand – threaten the subpoena now, before Thanksgiving.
- Subpoena Brazilian meatpacker JBS for literally anything. For child labor, for getting fat and rich off of cattlemen, for making their workers work so fast their hands curl into claws, for persistent hygiene allegations.
- Subpoena corporate landlords. Show the public how they get rich off of hidden fees and not fixing their apartments.
- Subpoena any company that has been slow to issue tariff refunds to small business owners. I bet they’ll get their checks a lot quicker!
Will it work? See what happened when Instacart was exposed as secretly marking up your grocery cart... Yes, it can work.
P.S. If anyone tells you “No, you can’t do that” or “No, there’s a process for that,” ignore them. You know what time it is.
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You truly do not understand a metric until you've looked at it every. single. day. for six weeks. (Every time I've thought otherwise, I've been wrong.)
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One of my most insane ideas which feels far less wild in 2026 is that the army core of engineers should build a US high speed rail network.
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This day gives me hope even though I'm aware that Dems are CHRONIC bag fumblers so there's still that danger....



























