Alex Selby-Boothroyd

Moo Deng getting brutally cute mogged by Arizona Zoo pygmy hippo

Trump's war room, in which there will be no fighting

"Okay, who changed it to 'Eric'?"

LFC 5 - 2 WHU

It all came good in the end

Amazing, that's very cool. Loved Houllier.

It was our pleasure, and apologies for last week's Brink's-Mat-level thievery

Two goals Jeremy?!

Making it hard for ourselves by providing two goals for them to score in. Naive from Slot.

I also saw a singular magpie and a broken mirror but they don't mean anything

Car with LFC numberplate

Auspicious numberplate on the walk up to Anfield #YNWA

Bad day to be called Eric Fury

So far in 2026, America has launched a military strike on 22% of Saturdays

Weekend crossword for Feb 28th 2026 A weekend crossword based on the week’s news

Back as Playfair in @economist.com today (subs) with another mildly topical puzzle.

Includes:

Awards show starts to broadcast apologies for Tourette’s activist shouting (6)

Donna married incredibly powerful man (8,4)

www.economist.com/interactive/...

The lyrics ("F'ed in the A with a D") match the notes (F, A and D)

Cheeky example of prosody from Ben Folds, as seen in this interesting video
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It only bloody works (note that I hadn't played Snake for approx. 20 years when recording this demo)

I said "make snake" and it made the popular Nokia game Snake

I tried "snake" and it needed clarity so I said "snk" and it made the popular Nokia game Snake

Trying to find the fewest number of keystrokes needed to get Codex to build a game

Thank you!

Chart of metal prices

My antimony pays for Bismuth's dysprosium addiction and Indium's trip to Tellurium to get her tungsten pierced

The Bodø/Glimt logo done up like Klimt. Don't ask why.

Congratulations to FK Bodø/Klimt

I hear they're rebranding it as the Absolute State of the Nation

An interactive generator producing a country specific Olympic-themed scarf based on medal counts. The visualizations allows you to download the created scarf as a crochet pattern. Published by der Spiegel.

A radar plot showcasing the percentage of daily nutrients needs in beef and chicken liver. Vitamin B12 is the leading nutrient. Published by Gourmet Data.

A heat map showing medallist’s median age across olympic disciplines. Medallist median age often exceed the age of all participating athletes. Published by The European Correspondent.

A ridgeline plot showing grocery prices in the US. All prices have been going up since 2022 with coffee and beef being the most affected by inflation. Published by Bloomberg

The latest Data Vis Dispatch brings you a final round of Winter Olympics visualizations. ❄️🧣 Find these and much more on our blog. 👇

www.datawrapper.de/blog/data-vi...

Second outing of the day for this pic

An arcade machine on The Simpsons called "NUKE CANADA"

They never miss

You can do monochrome lithophanes, no need for the AMS (see a certain pump destroyer below). The P1S is an absolute steal at the moment though

That is VERY cool! What kind of printer do you have (I've got the A1 combo)? Have you experimented with lithophanes?

Amazing! Glad it arrived safely (and on a Sunday too!)

Photo of hand holding two packaged 1-ounce copper ingots from Ea-Nasir Brand. The package is bright and colorful, done in a modern style, and says: Mesopotamia's Best PERFECTLY FINE COPPER ANCIENT SUMER'S MOST TRUSTED MERCHANT "Quality copper wares since 1750 BC"

The back of the package, showing the back of the ingot. Says things like QUESTIONS? COMPLAINTS? We'd love to hear from you! Fill out a clay tablet and return to Ea-Nasir in Ur * *Unless you are Nanni. then shut up legboot.com

I'm unreasonably excited to get these!

The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing everyone that air could fry

"One of"??

95% of the country is behind you today!

I can't stop talking about a club of mostly rich countries. I've got OECD

Man City getting the job done