@cameronwhite

Missing the ocean. Wannabe romantic. Lover of my cute partner, music, food, film and doges. He/him.

 Las Vegas
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Joined April 2007
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Inspired by my last quote tweet and the fact I’m stuck in a purgatory of a quickcare waiting room here’s some other random recommendations while I’m at it (Thread)
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I’ve been so busy with work and so stressed with everything else that I haven’t really had time to process the utter collapse of this, my beloved hellsite, by the unbelievable (but entirely predictable) incompetence by Musk.
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Musk is and always has been a charlatan. Fuck him and his union-busting, intellectual property stealing, environmental regulation-breaking, Grimes music-ruining, employee-abusing ass.
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I’ll miss what this site was. I’ll try to support people I’ve followed here, but it does feel like the end of school around these parts. Have a great summer everybody and I hope to catch you all on the next go around.
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and while you're leaning deep into the smoke of those two sticks you keep rubbing together i keep thinking about how bad it's gonna burn
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Cameron White retweeted
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@imPatrickT27 Oct 2022
this clip of @RealGDT should be on the home page of every social media app.
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This was a good pizza, I approve.
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pifmgr.dll is still included in Windows 11 and still, to this day, contains a bunch of random-ass 16-colour icons from Windows 3.x that have nothing to do with computing
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This would finally make me get a Slate+ membership tbh.
Mary E. Harris@marysdesk23 Oct 2022
Related: There is an alternative universe where I host a podcast about all the weird things that go thru my head as I listen to my running playlist
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Once again— basic healthcare does more to reduce “crime” than police. So why are we spending all the $$$ on police while allowing healthcare systems to collapse?
uché blackstock, md@uche_blackstock21 Oct 2022
A study out earlier this year suggested that Medicaid expansions led to reduced police arrests, particularly drug-related arrests. Per the authors, "greater insurance coverage creates new avenues for individuals to seek care, receive treatment, and avoid criminalization."
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time after time you will forgive me like an animal in your care
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