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  • 1 week ago | boingboing.net | Seamus Bellamy

    I've been using Proton's family of digital tools for a decade. I started back when all the company offered was Protonmail and stayed on with them as VPN, online storage, calendar and access to an encrypted word processor were added to what I get for my annual subscription fee.

  • 1 week ago | boingboing.net | Seamus Bellamy

    It's not often that we plop a music video on the site these days, but this recent story in Vulture about how the video for Jack White's Archbishop Harold Holmes is too good not to share with you. The short version: John C. Reilly and Jack White have been pals for years. Reilly was in love with the song for ages and constantly pestered White to let him make a music video for it.

  • 1 week ago | boingboing.net | Seamus Bellamy

    Last night's Daily Show was a doozy. A lot happened over the weekend: political assassinations in Minnesota, a pathetic military birthday parade for the Cheeto-In-Chief, missiles and bombs lobbed to and fro between Israel and Iran and that little matter of the military being deployed against American citizens exercising their First Amendment rights. Jon Stewart pulled no punches in bringing damn near everyone to task of the shitty state of affairs at home and abroad.

  • 2 weeks ago | boingboing.net | Seamus Bellamy

    If you need more reasons to use pen and paper instead of a computer or favor cash while you shop at a local shop, we've got your back: Those big parades thrown with the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army as an excuse? The ones designed to give off pheromones that give wanna-be royalty stiffies? They've got the backing of some of the largest tech companies in the world.

  • 2 weeks ago | boingboing.net | Seamus Bellamy

    Qingdao, China once played home to a German trading colony. Like most colonial powers, the Germans shrugged off what the local culture had to offer by ways of food, etiquette and architecture. When the Germans came to do business on the coast of the Yellow Sea, they brought their language, European style buildings and the art of beer making with them. You won't hear much, if any German spoken in Qingdao, these days. But you can still find the nation's influence haunting the city.

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Séamus Bellamy
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22 Apr 25

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21 Apr 25

RT @AdamKinzinger: This is absolutely appalling. I’m not catholic, but I would suggest that any catholic out there reconsider support for…

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25 Mar 25

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