Solid album title.
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The world's on fire. I've got the eyedropper.
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HaveIBeenPwned informed me today that I was part of an Aura data breach. No idea how, as I don't even recognize the company's name but that's where we are.
And then I noticed that HaveIBeenPwned is also sponsored by... Aura?
What are y'all listening to this Friday afternoon?
I've got headphones on and am having my eardrums pleasantly rattled by this great King Tubby mix.
King Tubby - THE HEAVIEST DUBS - A DJ Mix by Mista Savona
I saw Kid Koala had a new soundtrack sampler out today. Neat!
Then I saw it's for an animated film he directed! Double neat! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Cadet_(2025_film)
And then I read it's based on a 2011 graphic novel he wrote (that I had somehow missed). Awesome!
If you're in Virginia, you probably got one of these mailers. Please read this article to understand the background.
The wording on the ballot measure is extremely confusing, so take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with everything. (Voting "Yes" would allow Virginia to redraw congressional districts temporarily to balance 47's efforts.)
Civil rights imagery in anti-redistricting mailers draws outrage in Virginia • Virginia Mercury
A shadowy political action committee opposing Virginia’s April 21 redistricting referendum is facing sharp criticism after sending mailers to voters over the weekend that invoke imagery and language from the civil rights movement — a tactic voting rights advocates and state officials say distorts history and risks misleading voters.The mailers, distributed by a group called Democracy and Justice PAC, feature black-and-white imagery reminiscent of 1960s civil rights demonstrations. One piece shows a photograph of a large march, with protesters, many of them Black, carrying signs as they walk down a city street.Across the top, bold lettering reads: “Our ancestors fought to represent us.” Beneath the image, the mailer claims: “Now Richmond politicians are trying to take our districts away.”
Guys, this is not me.