Tim Jarvis

This soap opera always has storylines that were a little unrealistic. But now it's devolving into a comedy.

It's April fools day tomorrow. I think I will just avoid all news out of the US because It will be impossible for me to assess prank from real news.

Almost all fictional super-villians see empathy as a weakness, in the fiction they are always proved wrong.

Haha

selecting new fridge from many options - 2 hours getting fridge delivered - 3 hour window removing packing tape from fridge - 175+ hours

I don't think I ever use my right shift key.

Wow, the AWS portal seems to have made a minor change to the UI - rounded corners on their rectangles, such a minor thing, yet it now somehow feels "friendlier and more approachable" - cool trick.

I have 214.6K followers, and I figure at least some of them are looking to gift books this holiday season, so: HEY AUTHORS OF BLUESKY: In the comments to this post, tell us (briefly!) about your most recent book, and put in a link to where people can learn more and/or buy the book in question. Go!

Connections Puzzle #537 🟨🟦🟩🟨 🟩🟩🟩🟦 🟨🟨🟨🟨 🟩🟩🟩🟩 🟦🟪🟪🟦 🟦🟦🟦🟪 Dear @nytimes.com, just wanting to let you know, non Americans also sometimes play your puzzles, when your answers are this specific to the US we have no chance.

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As I get older and also having a family history of Alzheimer's - I start every day now with a few puzzles, 3 of them from The New York Times and another. Usually takes about the time to drink 1 cup of coffee. A strange side effect has been, I find it easier to hit the ground running in my work