The ruling, which is limited to the Southern District of Texas, prohibited the administration from using the wartime law because the president’s claims about a Venezuelan gang do not add up to an “invasion.”

Also of note, the judge was a Trump appointee

Is the length of a river relevant when swimming across it?

I’d start with gardening, fishing, road tripping, camping, hiking, but I think that might eventually not be stimulating enough. I’d probably pickup a hobby that would enable artistic expression. Maybe pottery, or stained glass?

I’m coming to learn Lemmings will be the first to fold under the slightest bit of pressure

Doin’ Don’s work for him…

Last time I saw one of those and the only time I can recall having one used on my own card was during a power outage at a restaurant circa 2000 on a roadtrip.

It seemed like a relic even at the time.

He doesn’t seem like the type that would give the administration what they want but it’s hard to advise someone to fight when they’re the ones that may have to endure the consequences.

The 800 was the better machine but god damn the 400 is so sexy 🥵

The idea of writing anything on its awful membrane keyboard is inconceivable though 😅

Atari 400 ✋

Came out better than I expected based on how crowded the pan was…

Instant coffee
Malt extract
Peanut four
Cinnamon

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth added a member of Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency to his circle of close advisers along with several members of the press, his ex wife, and his new puppy

FTFY (probably)

Please tell me you have not been cleaning the toilet with my Q-tip

If you’re in a position where you’re regularly eating frozen pizza, make a Presto Pizzazz Pizza Oven a part of your life.

Yes - it looks like a gimmick
No - it is not.

The whole album is a banger IMO

Many would ask the same about Blind Melon…

…also, tragically underrated

Your leftovers look way better than anything in my fridge 😞

In my town store hours in Google maps or Apple Maps are exactly as reliable as this AI.

Sounds like maybe we should be more interested to see what Bill Owens does next.

Arsenic is found naturally in some foods, including fish and shellfish, and in waters and soils.

Inorganic arsenic is found in industrial materials and gets into water—including water used to submerge rice paddies.

Rice is easily inundated with weeds and other crops, but it has one advantage: It grows well in water. So farmers germinate the seeds, and when the seedlings are ready, plant them in wet soil. They then flood their fields, which suppresses weeds, but allows the rice to flourish. Rice readily absorbs the water and everything in it—including arsenic, either naturally occurring or not. Most of the world’s rice is grown this way.

“What happens in rice, because of complex biogeochemical processes in the soil, when temperatures and CO2 go up, inorganic arsenic also does,” Ziska said. “And it’s this inorganic arsenic that poses the greatest health risk.”

If I’m understanding correctly, the risk is from flooding the fields with contaminated water

A farm that relies on flooding the field with rain from a rainy season should be unaffected? Or minorly affected, right?