@casey masto doesn't let you like a post twice so I'm commenting instead: I like this still
Definitely get in touch if you do indigent-defense research or are interested in the subject. You can also get more regular updates on Twitter: https://twitter.com/IDRAcommunity
I'm still Board Secretary for the Indigent Defense Research Association, and I thought people might appreciate this recording of our June call with Sarah Duhart Clarke titled "Indigent Injustice: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Peopleβs Criminal Justice-Related Outcomes." Check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heD2QtSAg4w
@theadamglass still pretty exciting!
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@whoisgina these look really good!
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@erinbee thanks! I am from the Midwest so I am obligated to tell you that it was 50% off haha
ok i'll do a morbius joke
@casey excellent work
@casey there's a line in this that's like "how lucky to hear my grandma's voice," and one of the comments says "I'm crying π’ my grandmother sang it when I was little... it brings me so much nostalgia for those times when we were happy and we didn't know it"
@casey good song tho! thanks for sharing it
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The onion sambal is the star here, followed closely by the deer I saw grazing in the rain next to the bike path
@theadamglass or some sort of artistic pinterest standalone sheet-metal-in-a-frame contraption?
This article about making more sustainable clothing choices points out that by wearing a garment twice as many times as the average before discarding it, the environmental impact is lessened by 49%.
It goes on to say that it's hard to get numbers on what average is, but one survey estimates clothes get worn seven times. Looking at all the factors, I understand it. But thinking about how little 14 wears is, 7 hammers home the frantic pace of it all.
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/20/fashion/fast-fashion-sustainable-clothing.html
@casey i feel like i can tell the difference in your post
Lawyer and teacher by training, doing a wide variety of stuff around law, technology, research, and data.
I'm more active On Here than I look; I mostly post to my local instance. (he/him) (opinions mine, not my employers) (hi)