reddig33

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reddig33 , to Texas in [Texas Public Radio] Texas prisoners struggle to endure heat wave in facilities without air conditioning

Once again, the cruelty is the point.

(Please know that not all Texans are ok with this.)

reddig33 , to Texas in [Texas Tribune] Ken Paxton, impeached and suspended from office, raised $1.7 million in less than 2 weeks

I don’t get the love for Buccees. The bathroom lines are long and the place is a madhouse every time I’ve stopped there. Is the gas cheaper or something?

reddig33 , to Texas in [Texas Tribune] Ken Paxton, impeached and suspended from office, raised $1.7 million in less than 2 weeks

From four or five rich donors, mostly oil men, and the dude who founded Curves fitness. Is Curves even still in business?

reddig33 , to Texas in [KXAN] Texas senator’s DWI charge dismissed, attorneys say

Laws are for the little people.

reddig33 , to Texas in [CBS News] Texas city strictly limits water consumption as thousands across state face water shortages

If water is so scarce in Texas, maybe we shouldn’t allow companies like Ozarka to pump it all out of the ground, bottle it, and sell it off elsewhere.

reddig33 , to Star Trek in Reddit seems all doom and gloom on the topic but what about Lemmy? And the future of Star Trek?

I think as long as there is a Paramount+, there will be at least one Star Trek series on the air every year. Whether or not that show will actually be good 🤷‍♂️.

reddig33 , to Star Trek in Anybody feel like 2023 could be another 1997 for Star Trek?

Not really, no. Strange New Worlds is the only halfway decent Trek show on the air currently, and though the casting and art direction are great, the writing still needs improvement.

Too many of the episodes are xerox copies of previous plot lines that have been done to death. (Steal the ship to go on a mission! Time travel! DNA fuck up!). There’s an over reliance on “previously on” when the 1997 trek was mostly bottle episodes.

And when I say the casting is great, I mean everyone but Spock’s mom (who looks nothing like previous actresses who have played this part) and Kirk. We didn’t really need Kirk to appear in this show — his brother was a nice addition though.

reddig33 , to Texas in [Houston Chronicle] Houston-area teachers are the highest paid in Texas on average. Here's how other districts compare.

And yet it’s probably still not enough.

reddig33 , to Texas in [WFAA - ABC8] What is happening to homeowners and auto insurance in Texas?

Lack of traffic enforcement, poor road design and management, getting rid of car inspections, and handing out drivers licenses to people who can’t drive is sending auto insurance rates through the roof in Texas. Not to mention all the uninsured drivers (again lack of enforcement).

reddig33 , to Texas in [The Hill] Heat wave pushes demand on Texas grid to record highs

You know what else is at a record high? Solar power generation. But poor grid maintainance means it can’t get to Texans when it’s needed most.

texasobserver.org/ercot-renewable-june-heatwave/

reddig33 , to Texas in [KXAN] Texas begins installing buoy barrier to deter migrants on Rio Grande

Another border boondoggle to waste taxpayer money on.

reddig33 , to Texas in [The Daily News] Ike Dike funding rejected in 'wasteful spending' cut

Link to story broken for anyone else?

reddig33 , to Star Trek in Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Strange New Worlds | 2x04 "Among the Lotus Eaters"

To me, this felt like the first real, original, stand alone episode of this season. I didn’t care for the courtroom drama episode, or the time travel one. Those plot lines have been done on Star Trek so many times before.

Still wishing this wasn’t a series that insisted on the “previously on” intro. You never saw that on TOS or TNG unless it was a two parter.

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