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as a computer dork, I find myself with a great deal of ambivalence about the plausible reorganization back into the older pattern where people in the "make computer do shit" field are presumptively (and probably correctly, idk) considered tools of MIC authoritarianism on the left

I think this is fundamentally wrong but in an interesting way I will need to write about sometime. The key is a) consumers do not choose what is produced, or how, they choose between what is produced. This is a crucial difference

Max Dubler 🏳️‍🌈@maxdubler.com · 4d ago

I think my most genuinely unpopular take is that a widely held and genuine consumer preference for cheaper, lower-quality goods, not private equity, is driving the decline in quality of consumer goods like clothing and housewares.

I said it before: if you *teally* wanted to update the MAN FROM UNCLE series you’d learn hard into its tradition of being the Woke James Bond, all about internationalism and U.N liberalism, all the bad guys are authoeriatian chuds and all the good guys are gay trans commie true believers in order

Haven't seen "Wedlock" (1991) (aka "Deadlock") -- the movie with the prison with the exploding collars -- in a good 30 years and I'm wondering if its is as "cheesy but/and fun" as I remember it. Rutger Hauer, Stephen Tobolowsky (as a bad guy!), Mimi Rogers, Joan Chen. Danny Trejo has a small role!

Frame from "Wedlock" (1991) (aka "Deadlock"). Magenta (Rutger Hauer) is sitting in a chair, his high-tech bomb collar featuring prominently on his neck.Frame from "Wedlock" (1991) (aka "Deadlock"). Warden Holliday (Stephen Tobolowsky) holds up a high-tech bomb collar in front of a number of jumpsuited folks incarcerated in his prison.
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