Kai

Kai

@kai.lucasbaradan.com

Food + Travel + Tech Hats to support Minneapolis - winciti.es

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In @nytopinion.nytimes.com “It is safe to say that no one anticipated the spontaneous upsurge of neighboring that exploded in the Twin Cities and eventually forced Trump into a humiliating withdrawal,” Thomas Friedman writes after time back in his old hometown, Minneapolis.

nyti.msOpinion | Why Minnesota Matters More Than Iran for America’s FutureMoms donating their breast milk to strangers, dads taking someone else’s kids to school: Minnesotans showed a basic human impulse to look out for their neighbors.

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I don’t really know what I expect in posting this, but maybe some people see it and can learn from it. I’ll call it “lessons from an unwilling immigration attorney.” 1/

Average Minneapolis result from calling the police is "where are the PD" so this tracks

Sean Beckner-Carmitchel@acatwithnews.bsky.social

Minneapolis, MN - Very developing situation here. FPS agents ran into the hotel. Tear gas deployed. Hotel patrons forced to put their hands up. One agent’s nose bloodied.

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Discovering computer as an adult makes you go crazy. Discovering computer as a baby makes you go crazy. In all of human history, there will only ever be one generation to discover computer at the correct age: 13

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Either legislators are purposely trying to worsen quality of life for Americans or they don't realize how much damage it will cause to defund the CPB. And that's the point. You don't destroy something that Americans have spent decades & billions building w/o VERY GOOD REASON. There is no reason.

I've lived in Minnesota (with a stint in Alaska) for the vast majority of my life and I've never seen this before, a freezing fog covered everything in ice needles...

There are two ways pretty much everyone determines listener/viewer numbers for broadcast - literally hiring people to write down what they watch/listen to in a diary, and newer subaudible tone readers that almost singlehandedly killed jazz on the radio because they picked it up poorly

Kari Dru@karidru.bsky.social

What is common knowledge in your field but shocks outsiders? We don't all have the same number of bones or muscles. There's an average, I guess. We all kind of cluster around it. Some muscles are pretty rare. Some people just invent their own artisanal bones.