Josh Landau
@jslandau.cc
Patents, copyright, dogs, pictures of space, Michigan sports. If you’re blocked, you said something dumb so I blocked you. Would like to go back to only being mad about IP policy please. (he/him)
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GO BLUE
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GO BLUE
Don't forget beating OSU by a score of... 13-10.
December 7, 2025 at 4:28 AM
Don't forget beating OSU by a score of... 13-10.
Two minutes of silence followed by "I do not think I like Kris Kross."
Ah well. He's still a huge Kate Bush stan, I have not failed that badly.
Ah well. He's still a huge Kate Bush stan, I have not failed that badly.
December 7, 2025 at 4:26 AM
Two minutes of silence followed by "I do not think I like Kris Kross."
Ah well. He's still a huge Kate Bush stan, I have not failed that badly.
Ah well. He's still a huge Kate Bush stan, I have not failed that badly.
Oh man that’s a great idea, gonna try it on mine - I feel like he’ll be into it.
December 6, 2025 at 5:48 AM
Oh man that’s a great idea, gonna try it on mine - I feel like he’ll be into it.
Like there’s a ton of shady shit in the story, but blaming Amazon for the nitrate concentration is just absurd. Every data center combined, worldwide, if growth goes as predicted for the next 5 years, *might* use 100x as much water as this one county uses in ag.
December 6, 2025 at 4:18 AM
Like there’s a ton of shady shit in the story, but blaming Amazon for the nitrate concentration is just absurd. Every data center combined, worldwide, if growth goes as predicted for the next 5 years, *might* use 100x as much water as this one county uses in ag.
“Earlier this year, the International Energy Agency reported that data centers could consume 1,200 billion liters by 2030 worldwide” followed by “3.6 billion gallons per year of industrial wastewater generated by the food processing and other industrial facilities” kinda gives away the game.
December 6, 2025 at 4:12 AM
“Earlier this year, the International Energy Agency reported that data centers could consume 1,200 billion liters by 2030 worldwide” followed by “3.6 billion gallons per year of industrial wastewater generated by the food processing and other industrial facilities” kinda gives away the game.
I *knew* that’d get someone. (I have no actual beef with ERISA, having very little idea what it is/how it works, I’ve just had it described to me as “the most boring thing I’ve ever worked on” and “please put me back on doc review instead.”)
December 6, 2025 at 12:28 AM
I *knew* that’d get someone. (I have no actual beef with ERISA, having very little idea what it is/how it works, I’ve just had it described to me as “the most boring thing I’ve ever worked on” and “please put me back on doc review instead.”)
Okay okay I’ll be generous rather than cruel, they can have the admiralty cases too.
December 6, 2025 at 12:27 AM
Okay okay I’ll be generous rather than cruel, they can have the admiralty cases too.
*but for so long as the current justices remain on the Court, we should definitely make sure they (and only them!) get paneled for all ERISA cases.
December 6, 2025 at 12:21 AM
*but for so long as the current justices remain on the Court, we should definitely make sure they (and only them!) get paneled for all ERISA cases.
Rule 11 needs to be applied a lot more aggressively though. (Not just wrt AI.)
December 5, 2025 at 11:32 PM
Rule 11 needs to be applied a lot more aggressively though. (Not just wrt AI.)
Just rotate all the Court of Appeals judges through on an annual basis. Make sure that they don't know who's going to be deciding the case they grant on for the next term.
December 5, 2025 at 10:44 PM
Just rotate all the Court of Appeals judges through on an annual basis. Make sure that they don't know who's going to be deciding the case they grant on for the next term.
Come on man learn to use the Internet Archive to bypass paywalls like everyone else does.
December 5, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Come on man learn to use the Internet Archive to bypass paywalls like everyone else does.
Reposted by Josh Landau
NOTABLE: Alito, Thomas and Gorsuch say they view California's new map as "indisputably" driven by the pursuit of partisan advantage, as opposed to impermissible race-based goals. Could bode well for Newsom in legal challenges to the CA map. s3.documentcloud.org/documents/26...
December 4, 2025 at 11:12 PM
NOTABLE: Alito, Thomas and Gorsuch say they view California's new map as "indisputably" driven by the pursuit of partisan advantage, as opposed to impermissible race-based goals. Could bode well for Newsom in legal challenges to the CA map. s3.documentcloud.org/documents/26...
Old short beds were 6-6.5 feet usually.
Current Ram 1500 full size bed is 6.4 feet. You can’t even get a full length 8’ bed on it, have to go up to a 2500.
Current Ram 1500 full size bed is 6.4 feet. You can’t even get a full length 8’ bed on it, have to go up to a 2500.
December 4, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Old short beds were 6-6.5 feet usually.
Current Ram 1500 full size bed is 6.4 feet. You can’t even get a full length 8’ bed on it, have to go up to a 2500.
Current Ram 1500 full size bed is 6.4 feet. You can’t even get a full length 8’ bed on it, have to go up to a 2500.
Lots of options. Year 1 CE, the Unix epoch, the Planck era, just gotta pick one and go.
December 4, 2025 at 1:25 AM
Lots of options. Year 1 CE, the Unix epoch, the Planck era, just gotta pick one and go.