Judging by what my cat eats, paper and wires. The live current makes them spicy.

If it were indistinguishable from other meat sources, and priced similarly (preferably less!), then of course. I expect it will take a very long time to get to that point, though.

Well most of them are also dead now, which may or may not be related.

Talk to your boss in private and say that political talk at the workplace makes you uncomfortable and you don’t think it’s appropriate.

To be charitable, it’s possible they mean the cat was caught with hands mid-jump, not caught on camera.

That’s a $650 ham btw.

To give me something to do on my phone during work hours since there’s no way I’m touching the official reddit client

Probably because if your business is based around profiting from American tourists, you’re probably going to need to know some English. It seems to me like when money is involved people tend to find a way to communicate what they need to regardless of what languages they share, though. And obviously this does not excuse rude tourists.

This is like a PBF comic

Do you think the best way to help homeless people is to give them money directly, or donate it to organizations that help them? Not sure if there’s a right answer.

Very accidental Renaissance

Right on, brother.

Whenever I see a cat named Pixel I wonder if the person has read The Cat Who Walks Through Walls.

The shredder.

When I’ve needed to wash my cat he’s been surprisingly cooperative. Some cats don’t mind it as much as you’d think. It helps to give them a towel or something that they can put their claws in.

Now drying him off? That did not meet with his approval.

I also think that they’re underestimating the effects of parallax in these photos.

Don’t think any of these characters are exactly role models.

Gonna be honest, income inequality is awful in America, but this post feels more like sour grapes.

It basically exists for brands to advertise and avoids things like actual news. User counts are way overinflated. Heard multiple people say their algorithm is garbage.

Mastodon may or may not be good (I don’t use it), but the fact that it segments off users into different groups means it will never be a twitter replacement. The fact that twitter is essentially “public” and all sorts of people from different areas interact was basically the whole point of it.

Bluesky seems pretty nice so far and it has real momentum. Mastodon seems more along the lines of what Google+ turned into.