Jessica Cheeri

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Luscious and full bodied with fruity sweetness and a hint of crisp acidity Also @cheerijessie on Patreon, Insta, Mastodon (mstdn dot party), and Twitter 41, she/her 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈

A lot of websites now have this sluggish feel, despite the sites themselves being relatively simple in design and purpose. Its like every time you click on a new page you can feel some massive slop beast shudder and rumble to life to activate an ancient rube goldberg machine just to display a webp.

One of my absolute least favorite excuses AI vibecoders deploy against criticism is that you should just get over it because "every website uses AI now" And its like...yeah, that's the fucking problem. All the sites I use are starting to perform worse and worse and literally everyone knows why.

I know this is not the biggest concern going these days, but it stresses me out that basically every artist/writer/critic is now expected to create their own tiny empire instead of getting paid by any existing entity to perform a job they've worked to get good at!!!!

It's funny that for years now people have been saying that using generative AI very obviously deskills you, and people kept going no no you're wrong you Luddite And now all the genAI CEO's keep coming out in public to announce they forgot how to read and do math and can't remember their address etc

🤘🌐 “Everybody! Everybody!” Homestar Runner has barely changed! Launched in 2000, the beloved web cartoon site has kept its decidedly retro look, so today’s homepage could easily be mistaken for a page from the Flash era. Explore web history with the Wayback Machine ➡️ web.archive.org

Image with text at the top that reads: "Wayback Machine Then and Now" then "HOMESTARRUNNER.COM". Below are Wayback Machine captures of the Homestar Runner web page from October 15, 2000, and September 13, 2026.

“Trump’s DOJ is now 0 for 25 nationwide in efforts to plunder the private information of states’ voters. We should not have to spend election season defending voters from their president, but victory after victory reminds us there is hope for the rule of law.” -Washington Attorney General Nick Brown

Washington State Standard@washingtonstatestandard.com · last wk.

A federal judge in Seattle on Tuesday tossed the Trump administration’s lawsuit against Washington seeking the state’s voter rolls, in line with many rulings across the country. washingtonstatestandard.com/2026/09/22/t...

“Wind energy creates well-paid jobs and reduces our reliance on fossil fuels. The president cannot redirect public funds to make unauthorized investments in oil and gas simply because he favors the fossil fuel industry.” --New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport (D)

States Newsroom@statesnewsroom.com · 7d ago

An eight-state coalition filed lawsuits Tuesday challenging the Trump administration’s payments to private companies to cancel offshore wind leases, escalating an ongoing legal battle over the government spending billions of dollars to block wind projects.

I have a feeling Rob’s future political career – and you can bet your ass he thinks he has one – will be affected by how big a fiasco this turns out to be His name is going to be on this, and if it goes bad people are not going to let voters forget it See also: Newsom, French Laundry

AG Rob Bonta @agrobbonta.oag.ca.gov · last wk.

We've reached a settlement with Paramount that includes court enforceable guardrails to resolve the antitrust issues at the center of our case, protect competition & consumer choice, & provide for the production of more films and a minimum of $1.5B in additional investment in domestic production.

Paramount Settlement Agreement 

Annual Film Release Commitment 

Minimul $1.5 billion additional investment in domestic production 

independent film fund 

protections for workers 

cable negotiating agreements