Thomas H. PtacekHoly Jesus God almighty this story about a random pedestrian bridge in Minnesota. https://tylervigen.com/the-mystery-of-the-bloomfield-bridge
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@cassidoo I’m really starting to love this game!
Jumblie #108
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4 guesses in 33s
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@Cmastication I totally would, but I’m not allowed to be within a chain length of a chain store since my last chain heist had a weak link. Maybe next time
JD Long ✅@vogeltje this seems like the most obvious suggestion and I’m embarrassed I missed it.
On that theme, you got plans next Thursday evening?
@Cmastication First you have to convince a few ex chain heist experts to come out of retirement for one last heist, convince them that the chain heist rookies are cool, then come up with an elaborate plan that will involve way too many steps, so that in the end you end up with the chain.
Anil DashI'm *so* pleased with everything Nichole Perkins has done with her "Prince Mixtape" podcast, and honored that she let me guest on her platform to talk about _why_ we appreciated him so much. I hope you'll listen to this one. https://open.spotify.com/episode/0XgjIZN31SLhjVFVsA98VQ?si=8cdd1e3845a04821
God, Prince, and Chocolate
Listen to this episode from The Prince Mixtape on Spotify. What makes Prince fans so intensely passionate? Our superfan host Nichole sits down with some other superfans to unpack their collective and individual love of Prince, and how he contributed to their sexual awakenings. Also, Nichole and Prince expert Anil Dash reflect on the surprising ways Prince connected with fans.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy
Danielle NavarroThere comes a point where, if you’re a professional who still uses twitter, you need to accept that this is what you’re supporting and your trans friends will no longer be your friends
https://www.erininthemorning.com/p/musk-i-will-lobby-to-criminalize
Joris (dwz)@TomTheuns I believe it has a connection to Amsterdam as well.
David Beazley"What's the Problem?" would be a good name for a class where programmers are presented with a series of projects, but instead of writing any code, they simply have to identify the actual problem that's being solved.
I suppose you could make it more like "Where's Waldo?" and call it "Where's the Problem?" as well.