ChrisLTD

@chrisltd.bsky.social

Software engineer. Bagel, coffee, and whisky connoisseur. New York, NY.

You can never just move on from this, even after he's gone. Without punishment and ostracism for everyone who has participated in his crime spree over the last 18 months you can forget it- we're all just treading water until the next tyrant

Carl Quintanilla@carlquintanilla.bsky.social · yesterday

“.. Trump has leveraged his control of the federal government to instead escape the scrutiny that every other modern president, not to mention every other regular taxpayer, has been subject to.” @nytimes.com www.nytimes.com/2026/08/03/b...

Love riding the subway in midtown at 5:05 p.m. because you’re riding with the pros. Everybody keeps to the right, people on the platforms wait to the side of the train doors. A crowd that knew the rules in February 2020 and never forgot them. Hope these guys have a pleasant ride to Bensonhurst.

the food safety stuff is another reminder that a large, huge, gigantic part of being a republican is going “lmao why are we spending money to prevent horrifying disasters from happening if they never happen 🤪”

Paris air pollution is down 50% after its radical bike-friendly transformation Cars have been banned from more than 100 streets. Tens of thousands of parking spots have been eliminated. Hundreds of miles of bike lanes have been added. And air pollution is plummeting

Bild

at the risk of oversimplifying, i do not find it especially surprising that a full ten years into the era of donald trump dominating our politics, americans find ourselves angry, bitter, cynical and resentful no matter our material conditions.

The Atlantic@theatlantic.com · 2mo ago

"People have stopped believing that the economy can be good, and have lost the willingness to admit that they are doing well. That pessimism might be harder to fix than an actual downturn," @annielowrey.bsky.social argues.

Again this should inspire wall-to-wall media coverage for months. The crowning achievement of the Civil Rights Movement is dead. Black people just lost all of their remaining political power in the South. This is a monumental moment in American history that simply isn't being treated as such.

Ari Berman@ariberman.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Breaking: Tennessee Republicans pass new 9-0 gerrymander after SCOTUS destruction of Voting Rights Act eliminating state’s only majority-Black district & last Democratic seat. Splits Memphis, which is 63% Black, into 3 districts to disenfranchise Black voters. Quite literally a return to Jim Crow

I'm playing around with Keyboard Maestro shortcuts to quickly launch and or focus on specific apps, using Option+Letter. Should be much snappier than constantly Alt-Tab'ing through open apps.

Keyboard Maestro app screenshot

I've been playing around with Fedora Silverblue on a Thinkpad. I was shocked that the fingerprint reader, and "casting" music to my Homepods worked out of the box. (On the flip-side, I'm a disappointed that Gnome doesn't have some kind of clipboard history functionality built-in)