No worries, guys, they moved coverage of 5 million people marching in every American city down even further to make room for the president's birthday parade that nobody went to.

"Transparency is not terrorism, and the real security threat is militarized secret police invading our communities and abducting our neighbors," Ryan Shapiro, executive director of Property of the People, tells WIRED.

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You get finger cramps and caffeine shakes but swear one more hour and you'll have it this time!

"The one who owns the keys and the calendar owns the world," may have been the single greatest professional lesson I ever learned.

Before getting into tech I was an admin assistant. I know how much power I used to wield, and so the first thing I do in any situation these days is find the general (read admin or service staff) and make sure I'm kind and flexible for them.

Believing in things during an era of cynicism as a virtue.

From CFPB's former chief technologist:

(Ok. Gotta go do some emotionally refilling stuff myself, see y'all later! 🩵)

9. Get back in touch with people you love, who love you. Send a letter or a card.

No. I mean real love. Not the uncle who was shit to you last Christmas.

I mean find that gay cousin who got run off from the family compound two weeks before graduation. Write to them.