Bellingcat put out a great article a while back on limiting self-harm from exposure to traumatic media.
No specific examples are given and the article appears to have been written with trigger avoidance in mind, so it should be safe reading for everyone.
www.bellingcat.com/resources/20...
RFK: "There's five hundred million Arabs in the world. And yet they don't produce science. They don't win the Nobel Prize. They don't win the Fields Prize. They don't win the Wolf Prize. They don't produce literature."
Continuing October's theme of Elections! Elections! Elections!, if you're in Toronto be sure to get your ass out and vote!
www.toronto.ca/city-governm...
Going to be interesting to see if Flavio tries any bullshit like his dad did, or if he leaves the mayors, etc. who tried to help him swing in the wind.
...and if he does try a repeat, might we see father-son Bolsonaro jailbirds?
So... with the BC Cons having been voted in as a headless homunculus, does this mean the party's about to net a shitload of cash selling new memberships for the now de-facto runoff round?
BC elections going pay-to-play sure is, uh, something.
Just to throw an update here: Costco carries Solensia at $55/vial (which is a monthly dose for us) versus $130 from the vet.
Costco can in fact order pet medications! Always check!
it sounds kind of ridiculous but i think you can make a not entirely facetious case that 1) the industrial revolution and therefore ~modernity is downstream of mass-market stimulants (tea, then tobacco and coffee) and 2) a key impact of stimulants is their effect on specifically certain ND types
gonna bury this one in the replies a little bit but while i think dx uptick for adhd is very much driven by awareness i think it's also driven by nicotine cessation-- we had a widespread-to-the-point-of-inescapability drug that ~worked pretty well for ADHD (shame about the other side effects)
Brad Lander is one of the most humane and decent people out there in American politics right now. And he’s a bulwark against genuinely radical anti-Israel politics in the US right now. And still, the Israeli government hates him. They’re writing off a whole generation of non-Orthodox American Jews.
'the price of the [Xbox] Helix console has internally been projected to cost consumers between $1,200 and $1,800, unless Microsoft decides to subsidize the cost'
-Game Pass planning major overhaul (a la carte)
-next-gen handheld by 2027 holidays, console 2028 holidays
fortune.com/2026/10/20/t...
With the election looming, the GOP is calling in the big guns. Which means having a megachurch freak named Timmy dispatch an army of walleyed 23yo home-school casualties with YouTube diction to opposing candidates' rallies, where they will demand those candidates reject and denounce the WNBA.
Huge follow-up reporting to my scoop: The Guardian confirmed America Next—the conservative nonprofit founded by Bobby Jindal that was offering students $ to disrupt El-Sayed events—paid a firm registered to Tommy Teepell’s dad Timmy $250k for “canvassing and influencer marketing” against El-Sayed.
I understand that they need to talk to supporters on both sides of the separatist issue because otherwise Pierre Poilievre and his five supporters will January 6th the CBC building, but the lack of pushback on separatists' arguments as to why poor lil Alberta deserves righteous justice is maddening
Business Insider confirms it: Amazon has warehouses of GPUs that can’t be installed, and is buying them so far in advance that a supply chain team said they “didn’t have a clear forecasted path” to installing them.
www.businessinsider.com/amazon-220-b...
Free newsletter: I estimate that ~50% of AI chip sales - $200bn to $300bn+ - are sitting in warehouses, with NVIDIA selling hundreds of billions of GPUs years in advance. Data centers take way longer to build than hyperscalers are leading us to believe.
www.wheresyoured.at/wherere-all-the-ai-chips/
rare non-shitpost from your pal ceej: if you self-host plex you’re gonna wanna update asap. crypto miner malware started hitting installs yesterday, it got me and I’m usually pretty up on this stuff
It's disheartening to see the largest publications in the nation not cite original reporting from independent/individual reporters.
Not one mention of @marisakabas.bsky.social's work in ID'ing Tommy. Instead, the WSJ implies that Tommy came forward himself.
Disingenuous, at best.
NEW
How an Abdul El-Sayed Opponent Handed Him a Campaign Highlight
A young man named Tommy challenged the Senate candidate about the Muslim Brotherhood.
The exchange went viral.
Full Story: on.wsj.com/4i2ASWs