I sometimes use nitter.poast.org, it works fine for me.

Lemme tell ya, Ed Gein would have made a killing on Etsy.

Not political

Archive.org is currently being DDoS’d and is unavailable.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturgeon's_law

I love that something like this exists for these workers and demonstrates how freely accessible health care saves everyone (including the company) a whole bunch of money.

I hate that this is a: reliant on the goodwill of a private company and b: bold and revolutionary for the US.

In fact, you can copy and paste this for pretty much any business large enough to have shareholders.

The discussion around the “Fruitful Void” and Brennan’s initial comment made me think specifically of this story from Chocolate Hammer where a highly-random, highly-lethal small-scale cowboy wargame ended up being an extremely fertile ground for interesting stories despite having no narrative mechanics of any kind.

A system specifically focused entirely on combat gave the GM room to weave a vast web of intrigue and personality based on how everyone knowing the power of violence in the system and trying to avoid getting near it while using it to threaten everyone else.