But what LLM wrote this?

NO KINGS by Earth to Eve

Also protecting you from the East Wing of the White House.

https://applerankings.com/granny-smith-apple-review/

#fruitsnobbery #shotsfired

Where does the triangle go? The square hole!

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Someone else already replied, but I personally consider centrism as the whole middle range of the dial, so to speak, and not just the point directly in its “middle.” So if someone is a corporate apologist and they maybe have some socially lefty views but then they regularly bag on actual leftists and espouse “abundance” that’s basically a handout to real estate developers instead of actually addressing wealth inequality—then I consider them a centrist.

Same with Ezra Klein, who is representing the enlightened center.

They hold the reins.

Now if only they could work that magic on ICE and IDF. (Microsoft is in bed with both.)

But then will it still federate with Bluesky infrastructure and data?

Let me know if I’m being unreasonably Mastodon-centric here, but I guess my standard is if I can own* my own infrastructure but still federate data with the rest of the world. Without that federation, it’s cute but doesn’t really feel or act like the fediverse, you know?

* Or use one of many trusted providers.

Cool! So can you point me at a non-bsky.app instance running the full BlueSky stack that federates with bsky.app and continues working even if bsky.app disappears or defederates with them?

I can run my own federated relay and AppView servers now?

It’s also not particularly decentralized / federated, despite what their marketing might say.

If you think you can save the planet by letting the oil industry off the hook, you’re fooling yourself.

I think you missed my point. It’s not that individuals driving single-occupancy, gas-guzzling vehicles are blameless when it comes to climate change. Instead, it’s that the fossil fuel industry—with their years of lying, lobbying, and propaganda—should get the vast majority of the blame, along with other industries reliant on fossil fuel and greenhouse emissions. We’re taking our eye off the ball if we’re not directing most of our ire at them.

Transportation is like 10-15% of global greenhouse emissions. So why are you blaming individuals driving and flying when it’s industry and fossil fuel companies that, by the numbers, should carry the lion’s share of the blame?