Pretty sure The Onion accelerated the web publication of this deliciously vicious skewering of Sam Altman after last weekend’s making nice with the Pentagon.

The Onion is what’s going to get us through this.

Chef’s kiss.

The Onion is truly one of the media outlets we need most during these times.

The Onion has once again done what only The Onion can do.

Since early 2019(!), I’ve been slowly but surely orienting my online presence around my Hugo blog. This doesn’t mean that I’ve given up on social media platforms, but that those are merely appendages to a website that I have more control over. In fact, I’m really pleased with the POSSE—Post to Own Site, Syndicate Elsewhere—setup that I’ve developed over the past couple of years. It currently works like this: All of my posts start on this website, and then I use the EchoFeed service to send posts to my Mastodon accounts and a Bluesky account (Micro.blog also imports my posts via RSS).

Every fake ad in this month’s print issue of The Onion is making fun of Elon Musk. All of them. What a great news source.

I’m grateful for The Onion right now.

My first print copy of The Onion came today, and it’s the only news I’ve been happy to read for days.

This is the best possible response to a bad situation.

Listen, The Onion is great, but sometimes McSweeney’s is where it’s at.

This is an important take, and I appreciate that the article concludes with a reminder that indie is the answer as we move forward with the social web.

It’s been messy, but pretty sure I’ve finally figured out how to post images to my website (and from there to social media) from my phone.

I recently started following The Onion again, and it’s already paying off.

Amazing stuff here.

This is one of the best things The Onion has ever done.