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[Samuelson:] I should say my recollection is when we received the documents — the file from Platte River Networks, there was a period of time that was missing in her e-mails. And that period of time was January 2009 to March 2009.

What happened right after Obama's inauguration that they'd want to hide? This is worth digging into, folks. January 20th-31st, February 1st-28th, March 1st-31st, 2009. Something might have hit the news somewhere - given their arrogance, it's just as likely to be the Obama team bragging about it as something Andrew Brietbart (RIP) and real journalists dug up.

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It's so clearly the Al Pacino classic Scent of a Woman.

Also, he ended the livestream with 'see you tomorrow', and as of Wednesday morning there isn't a new episode up yet. What gives?

FreedomToons' Seamus has produced a sequel to the original PC Christmas Carol. If you want a little holly-jolly this Christmas at the expense of the mad and maddening, give it a listen.

Remember the RPS hitpiece against RimWorld when it hit 1.0? Seems someone listened and believed, and decided to remove all her mods from the Steam Workshop, but not before pushing one final update that replaced all the custom artwork with the logo of her gynocentric coding organization.

Some choice quotes from the meltdown thread, from the author's post titled "How I learned to love Male Justice Warriors and the Ludeon Way":

Today I made a decision to update all 41 of my mods for the final time this time with a commentary of replacing all the graphics with logo of a feminist charity. This decision was made after a convo with Tynan and dealing with the RimWorld community at large on the

I've been tumbling this idea around for a while: what if party affiliation was removed from ballots and voters had to correctly identify the party for their chosen candidate for their vote in that race to count?

It avoids the subjective bullshit that old literacy tests were designed to take advantage of. There's no time limit and no pressure. It prevents single-party voting by anyone who can't be bothered to learn the names of the party's candidates.

Are there flaws in this design that you think I've missed? Do you think there's a better mechanism to ensure voters are minimally informed? Do you think ensuring voters are somewhat knowledgeable about the races they're casting a vote for is a

Archive doesn't like the page, so a direct link to the Emmy Nominations PDF here.

Peak SocJus in Hollywood reached, or did Netflix buy the nomination because they can't stand criticism? I don't know, but the board must have had some ulterior motive. Calling it a nonfiction program just adds insult to injury.

Spez: u/samuelbt reminded me I forgot to mention where it is in the source. It's on the final page (p.65); the category begins on the page before that. Also worth mentioning is they've been nominated for another for 'Outstanding Production Design For A Variety, Nonfiction, Reality Or Reality Competition

I went to log in this afternoon, and I was informed I was using the wrong password. I tried a couple more times, and I got the same response (despite having the password saved in my browser and written down). I don't have an email account attached to this username, so I was without recourse if I wanted to recover it. I tried to log in an hour later, and everything worked fine. When Reddit sends its webdevs, they're not sending their best, folks.

All I was worried about was someone was going to start using my six-year-old Reddit account to start posting anti-Trump bullshit. Fortunately, my password was right and their servers were wrong. Make sure you're using a strong password, especial