Pups are still nervous heading into the half. They wish Iowa had more cushion.
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Iowa/Illinois game stopped by a seven-minute horn. Someone shoot it, please.
Just saw "Undertone," where the podcasting main character records a conversational podcast over the course of multiple days, with long breaks in between sessions. Does anyone actually record like this? Seems insane.
Today I learned the furtive clenched-fist vape grip is the same for the elderly as it is for young people.
Still debating how I feel about Netflix's baseball score bug. I don't think I've ever seen one taller than it is wide, and I don't think I care for it.
Just learning the new Giants manager is a former Mizzou Tiger, which gives me yet one more reason to cheer.
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7145989/2026/03/25/tony-vitello-first-opening-day-sf-giants/
The Tony Vitello era begins for Giants: ‘Bring on the good, bring on the bad.’
SAN FRANCISCO — Tony Vitello loves to read about sports. He does not love to read about himself. If there’s a criticism leveled his way in 280 characters or less, he’ll probably hear about it second hand. If there’s a column that questions his credentials or his readiness to manage a major league game, it’ll get to him through the grapevine if it gets to him at all. Some professional athletes and coaches who claim to put on blinders will turn around and quietly sit at their locker, ravenously scrolling for their name on social media. Vitello has neither the time nor...
Happy opening day, everyone. Making my Giants fandom loud and clear at the office.
Doing a no-caffeine experiment, and my body's all over the place! I did sleep HARD last night, though.
I’m reminded of "Deciderization 2007—a Special Report” (neugierig.org/content/dfw/...). I think about this passage all the time. Except now the problem's compounded by algorithmic slop and rage-baiting influencers. How many folks are even working to find good subcontractors for their info anymore?
Something I never expected to say in my life: I've been cited by the Atlantic. Very much identify with Charlie Warzel's take here, and appreciate the shout-out. https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/2026/03/world-monitor-situation-meme/686389/?gift=nwn-guseqS6cY1kVeEKZAa2i3j-oWrv2i7hciKpN3P4
