sneak @sneak@sneak.berlin

great photos from @angristan: https://stanislas.blog/2020/04/street-photography-seoul-south-korea/

@julialuna do you feel that people of any age should be able to access any tattooing services they want, without obstacles or long wait times?

i'll be over here tooting until the heat death of the universe

@tedu press space to honk

https://www.newsweek.com/youtube-ceo-susan-wojcicki-gets-freedom-expression-award-sponsored-youtube-1585147

YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki Gets 'Freedom Expression' Award Sponsored by YouTube

nytimes sends your browsing activity to *both* amazon and google for advertising purposes on every page you view on the site.

the new imacs are gorgeous. i remember when i used to be able to get excited for these. now i am filled with dread at the prospect of the majority of the users of these devices being coerced into giving most of their daily usage data, as well as their identity alongside, to a giant corporate log repository that the CIA can access at any time without a warrant.

@surfingalot yes the shares in the stock exchange operator aren't remotely correlated to the shares in an index fund though. they represent different businesses, different cash flows.

if the iphone not allowing you to install apps without doxxing yourself to apple wasn't enough to make me stop buying them (spoiler: it was), the fact that apple is now going to co-opt your device into being part of a global tag locator surveillance network (a la "xfinitywifi") sure as fuck is.

@surfingalot absolutely not. first off, ETH doesn't give exposure to most ERC20s, and it doesn't give exposure to anything not on ethereum (btc, ltc, doge, cardano, solana, et c)

@smpl free association means free dis-association too.

https://twitter.com/ajpiano/status/1383865610484862977

the minimum bar for live sets is now set: you have to be more entertaining than the acid randomizer:

https://www.vitling.xyz/toys/acid-banger/

what is the ERC20 equivalent of VFIAX?

> On April 29, 1992, the seventh day of jury deliberations, the jury acquitted all four officers of assault and acquitted three of the four of using excessive force. The jury could not agree on a verdict for the fourth officer charged with using excessive force.