Edward Keenan

I have walked and driven past that Turducken building so many times without glancing up to see how odd it is

Oh shit, Jordan. Looking forward to following you to the next thing as I’m certain you’ll land on your feet

Discussing Bluesky migration in terms of liberal flight misses the simple fact that most people use social media for fun not influence and this platform, unlike X and cruddified Facebook, doesn’t feel like you’re wading through shit to reach your friends. It’s not that deep.

Rebecca Solnit: How to Comment on Social Media 1) Do not read the whole original post or what it links to, which will dilute the purity of your response and reduce your chances of rebuking the poster for not mentioning anything they might&#8217…

1) Do not read the whole original post or what it links to, which will dilute the purity of your response and reduce your chances of rebuking the poster for not mentioning anything they might’ve mentioned/written a book on/devoted their life to. lithub.com/rebecca-soln...

So after all that buffering, Netflix just crapped out entirely in Round Two of the Taylor-Serrano fight. Missed the whole thing.

And apparently the NFL, according to Jerry Jones’ buffering interrupted comments on this stream

Netflix is apparently completely incompetent when it comes to live streaming. Just endless, endless buffering

Yes, I keep having to reset it

Thanks!

Edward Keenan: How Trump’s win got me thinking about bullies — and this enduring lesson learned in the schoolyard Edward Keenan shares a true story from his childhood about schoolyard bullying, which can serve as an allegory to current events.

Belatedly, my column from this week on grade-school politics www.thestar.com/opinion/star...

please post your articles that you write

i have literally gone back to opening and browsing homepages, and it is more work than just reading a timeline

so please post your articles and also other good articles also that you read, thank you

See, first hour on here and it’s serving my comfort food already

The social media muscles have atrophied, but maybe it’s worth a try