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@galileo908.bsky.social

The Home of Beaming For Bunnies! Author of “The Crystal Gem Hero: Steven Universe!” On AO3. I also like to live-tweet things, so be warned. he/him

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dr. hazel 🕯️@hazelmonforton.com · 1h ago

Debra Wilson is one of the best voice actors I have ever worked with. Loves the characters she plays. Loves the medium. Anyone complaining about her success is a clown.

Danielle Lalonders@dlalonders.bsky.social · 12h ago

its really annoying seeing people complain about Debra Wilson being in everything when Troy Baker is the same and its crickets…… black women make up less than 5% of the industry… complaining about us getting work is so silly

Kristen Seversky@kr1573n.bsky.social · yesterday

These little moments take all the teeth out of the "[tech] IS INEVITABLE" noise and help me settle because TECH DEBT IS ALSO UNDEFEATED 😆

Micah Lee@micahflee.com · yesterday

HaJ3FgupAm8RrDJW3MHgT9X7Ft27eVaD What is that? That's a hard-coded API token that Flock cameras use to identify themselves and get OAuth credentials, which can then be used to talk to Flock's production servers. Like, anyone on the internet can probably do this right now.

Sen. Lemon Gogurt@ugarles.bsky.social · yesterday

the smol bean who was on the starr commission report and the bush v gore litigation team was negatively polarized into supporting a right wing agenda

Jay Willis@jaywillis.net · yesterday

It takes a special kind of Guy to look at all the circumstances of Brett Kavanaugh's career arc and reach the passive-voice conclusion that Kavanaugh "was forced" to join the Supreme Court's conservative wing. But Noah Feldman? He is that special kind of Guy. noahfeldman.substack.com/p/brett-kava...

On top of that, for years, Kavanaugh taught a popular course at Harvard Law School where he was straight down the middle, and conservative and liberal students both liked him. In fact, that’s how I met him. Kavanaugh is personally engaging, and he enjoyed conversations with people across the whole ideological spectrum, and I think people mostly really ended up respecting him. Then came Kavanaugh’s disastrous confirmation hearings, with the accusations by Christine Blassi Ford against him. After Kavanaugh’s heated defense of himself and of his record, liberals pretty much turned against him. He stopped teaching the class at Harvard, he stopped teaching a class that he taught at Yale, and he began teaching only at more conservative schools. I believe Kavanaugh really valued his ties across the ideological spectrum. The problem was that after the confirmation hearings, those connections across the spectrum were not really available to him anymore. Justice Kavanaugh is a social person, he needs friends. But once liberals had turned against him, he really couldn’t afford to lose conservatives, because then he would have been entirely friendless — a situation not dissimilar to that experienced by Chief Justice John Roberts. And so, as a result of the confirmation hearings, I think Kavanaugh ended up in a position where he was just forced into the conservative wing of the Court. The result is that Kavanaugh has joined the hard right on a series of very conservative judgments, including cases like the birthright citizenship case, where his vote wasn’t even necessary for the conservative side. He cou
Joe Adalian@tvmojoe.bsky.social · yesterday

BIG news from the world of streaming ratings: Nielsen is speeding up how quickly it reports SVOD ratings, and has also added in new daily reporting of data. The month-long lag for streaming Nielsen numbers is a thing of the past. My scoop over at @vulture.com: www.vulture.com/article/niel...

‘This Changes the Game’: Nielsen Is Shaking Up Its Streaming Reports

Nielsen unveils its “single biggest enhancement” since it began tracking streaming shows.

vulture.com

David_j_roth@davidjroth.bsky.social · yesterday

I think this is correct, and I've been thinking a lot about what replaces all this stuff. If it is going away, you'd think the institutional players would have some idea of what might take its place. But they don't seem to have a vision for that, or any interest in it. It's private equity mindset.

Scott Tobias@scotttobias.bsky.social · 2d ago

Fun part about David Ellison destroying CBS News, 60 Minutes and his late-night show is that he'll never be able to get any of it back. You could argue that latter was heading toward obsolescence anyway, but the Weiss-ification of the news has led to a permanent erosion of trust.

Kevin M. Kruse@kevinmkruse.bsky.social · 2d ago

Apologies for this hot take, but it seems like taking a partisan hack who's a complete dipshit with no experience in the field and making them the head of your network news division might *not* have been a brilliant idea?

Oliver Darcy@oliverdarcy.bsky.social · 2d ago

Bari Weiss has plunged CBS News into ratings calamity. —"Evening News" has posted worst ratings of 21st century —"CBS Mornings" has posted worst ratings of 21st century —And now "60 Minutes" has posted worst ratings of 21st century More in @status.news: www.status.news/p/60-minutes...