Scripting News: Wednesday, January 24, 2024
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I also watched Nikki Haley speak for the first time last night, and was impressed. She held my attention through the whole speech, and that's hard to do when the Knicks are playing on another channel. I listened carefully to every word. It was a well-written speech and said some things that needed to be said about Trump, things that he won't have a response to, since you can't control or spin how old you are. We can all see Trump aging on screen, even his fans must see it and like those of use who will vote for Biden, they must wonder if he can make it much further. If you had cast a great presidential candidate, in Hollywood, Nikki Haley comes pretty damn close. But while she was speaking I remembered that she is a Republican and thought of Roe v Wade, and remembered that while she might not be able to or even want to fully dismantle democracy, she is backing a form of slavery for all American women. A good actor, but a person I could never trust. But, I just want to say that she should continue to speak. She might be able to pull is in an interesting new direction, not by winning, but by opening people's minds to the idea of a young vital leader engaged in the real world. It would be a nice thing for the good old USA. #
Linkblog items for the day.
The time for denial is over: Republicans are really nominating Donald Trump. salon.com
Bluesky CEO confronts content moderation in the fediverse. techcrunch.com
People said they were crazy to rename HBO streaming to Max, but this is why they did it. The name HBO keeps its meaning, isn't diluted. nytimes.com
Wired headphones are about to have a mini revival. yahoo.com
"Self-awareness isn't among the former president's strong suits." msnbc.com
The Mac that Steve Jobs unveiled in 1984 is 40, and as amazing as ever. fastcompany.com
1982 profile of Jonathan Rotenberg, founder of the Boston Computer Society, who was 19 at the time. vimeo.com
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