Unexpected Firefly
A small central Kansas police department is facing a firestorm of criticism after it raided the offices of a local newspaper and the home of its publisher and owner.
Sounds like it is annoying even if you tipped well to start with. Glad I stopped using those apps a while ago. The only value they have to me now is to browse local restaurants when I can't think of a place to go. And a lot of times I just end up eating at home anyway.
Donald Trump is blasting special counsel Jack Smith and vowing to continue talking about his criminal cases even as prosecutors seek a protective order to limit the evidence that Trump and his team can share.
Yep without third party apps reddit is worthless to me. A lot of my time spent there was on mobile or a tablet using RIF.
The article states it was the Newark, New Jersey airport.
Thanks for the links. The thing is if they didn't ask owners to keep their cars parked outside I probably wouldn't have even noticed.
Probably that unless instances defederate from them.
Seems like this just happened a few months ago or am I wrong?
I usually use the AP or Reuters apps for general/world news and apps from either newspapers or TV stations for local(ish) news.
I mean how much longer until the Republican party just comes out and states that racism is one of their offical platforms?
Yep 10+ and I left about a week after RIF went down and deleted my account about a week later. Haven't looked back.
Yep unfortunately to a lot of companies workers are no more valuable than a tractor or drill.
That tracks. Like most of the right in the USA they are pro-Russia or any authoritative regimes. To them citizens are just there to make the rich richer.
Probably random games on the SNES console or maybe getting back into ToK
Pretty sure it is "yee"
Wow that seems pretty stupid to me but yet I am not surprised. Glad I left the platform a while ago. Twitter free since '23!