blessingx
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Seeing if I can be the most geekiest.
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^ I'm doing the same on the video front.
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To be fair there is the advantage of creating a more seamless transition from computer screen to car windshield. If only there were virtual wipers that occasionally appeared.
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Finished the last of three episodes of The Way Down: God, Greed, and the Cult of Gwen Shamblin. She seems so normal.
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Hope it's a fun day.
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So the TouchBar is dead? That makes me sad. That was a joke.
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How many times its own weight can an ant lift again?
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What are the guesses for next collaboration?
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Just a reminder... https://www.theonion.com/interim-apple-chief-under-fire-after-unveiling-grotesqu-1819572211
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Looking slick Al
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A True Story About Bogus Photos of People Making Fake News https://www.wired.com/story/true-story-bogus-photos-people-fake-news/
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Adrian Younge & Ali Shaheed Muhammad / Jazz is Dead 9 (Instrumentals)
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This
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Esperanza Spalding’s Songwriters Apothecary Lab
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Dr. Lonnie Smith Breathe
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Damn, Dr. Lonnie Smith just died https://www.npr.org/2021/09/28/1041372956/dr-lonnie-smith-master-of-the-hammond-organ-dies-at-79
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Happy Birthday Steve. We haven't heard from you in a while. As Al said hope you're feeling well and check in soon.
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Getting a little glimpse at an alternative world - Match Game 2008 pilot with Norm MacDonald, Sarah Silverman, Rashida Jones, etc.
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Just started season two of The Morning Show (AppleTV+). First episode takes place almost entirely on New Year's Eve, 12/31/2019. Everyone is, of course, looking forward to straightening out their lives the following year. Call me sappy, but it choked me up a little when Auld Lang Syne came on. The next episode is titled, of course, "It's Like the Flu". Check it out.
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It felt like it, probably because I wanted to stop watching by the second episode, but it has strangely compelling pacing and a handful of small story arcs always happening in at least three, shifting, locations simultaneously. It’s hard to find a point to stop. For example anyone made a widow/widower (and there’s a lot of that) usually has a new lover/spouse in the same episode, sometimes the next scene. Keep on movin’ don’t stop.
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Finished all 29 seasons of Vikings (Amazon Prime/Hulu/maybe still History). Not sure why I stuck with it, it’s not great, but it did a few things kind of interesting, first hitting historical—ish major events (though time-compressed and linked to a single family) and second around religion comparisons and interwinding ideas (though by they got to Buddhism it felt tacked on). For what it’s worth it landed much better than GoT, though I’m not sure how they’re going to handle the upcoming Netflix sequel, Vikings: Valhalla, as it’s set 100 years after the original series, and some events have historically already happened in the original (damn, time-compression). If you’re feeling sick or lethargic this may be for you.
