Worst My Dad Is Dracula comic ever.

In a global free market, superheroes end up standing for Truth, Justice and Xi Jinping Thought

Helping techbros loot the commons.

Have they figured out how to make access-controlled posts (i.e. friends-only, or for specific subgroups) work with ActivityPub federation, or are all your posts public and visible to anyone, as on Mastodon? If people are going to start using this platform, there will need to be an option for making posts visible only to friends (and “followers only” is not a viable alternative).

The site’s popularity with geezers who frequent flat-roofed pubs, however, has never been higher.

I loved the original and the Ezio titles, found the American Revolution one ran a little too much on rails (here you ride with Paul Revere, and here’s an unskippable ghost-train ride of a sequence where you have to shoot some goons; meh), and found the Victorian London one a bit dull. I haven’t yet played Black Flag, but may do so next, given that people rate it, though am not excited by any more recent ones.

Does he want that hundred million or doesn’t he?

Depends if you’re in a country where ID has to be shown and registered in a database when activating a SIM card.

+1 for the cat, -1 for the crotchgoblin

Taller, more aggressively-styled SUVs with poorer visibility is the best we can do

So, a more righteous than average Mastodon instance?

It doesn’t have to be competitive any more than the room rates at the Trump Hotel in DC.

Mullenweg shat the bed again?

Does anyone own codeburger.org?

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Looks like he won a stupid prize

The Bryce of a new generation

Wait until you hear about the Chinese police fans who do up their cars to look like People’s Police vehicles and drive them around cities in Europe and North America with large Chinese expatriate populations, apparently just for fun.

There should be some kind of national standard for contactless fare payment systems, to allow for interoperability. Compatibility with payment card systems, along with reasonable fare capping, will solve much of the problem, though if there was a standard card that could store tickets and season passes for multiple systems, that would be ideal. If something like this is not mandated as a minimum standard, though, it’s likely that we’ll see some cities adopting incompatible systems because the vendor underbid the competition and get a situation where passengers who visit multiple cities need a wallet full of cards.