Drew Kirkman

Been a long time since I’ve seen the 1987 DOS version of Jeopardy that I played way too much as a kid, in addition to Commander Keen and Supaplex.

I always won because I would hit the pause button on the keyboard to stop execution so one of the CPU players couldn’t ring in 😂

James Talarico and Andy Beshear are the closest things America has to Jimmy Carter in 2026. Can’t wait to see what both of them do.

Knox, Indiana may have just dodged the biggest bullet. Several chasers in the area had live images of a giant tornado with near-continuous power flashes over the past ten minutes

I just can’t with all the doomposting.

For some reason I also just can’t look away.

The ironic part is our government has officially used only metric since the 1970s. The population at large, however… outside of scientific and military fields… are indeed clinging to customary units.

RSS is also the underlying mechanism for distributing podcast content!

move slow and repair things

"Jo, its happened. The LRC is predicting a CIG5". - Twistersss.

Katrina redux was running a little behind schedule but here she is

PRAISE BE TO LEAFLET 🙏🏻

AI agents are like letting a literal five-year-old download RoBloX_PrO.exe via Limewire and attempt to play it on your production infrastructure.

The thing about me being a GenAI skeptic is that I am a third gen early adopter. My machine worker grandpa thought computers were the future and had an Apple IIE. I had two Geocities sites. Was on Facebook when it was still Harvard only. You know how hard you have to try to make me hate new tech???

Thrilled to see @doctorow.pluralistic.net make his way to the atmosphere, and with his trademark maximalism toward interoperability, no less!

If Cory Doctorow can find a way to use atproto, it definitely has the juice.

A principled and nuanced thread about how a paid Proton user played themselves? Where’s my fainting chair?

Energel RTX crew represent

Northern Kentucky, aka “South Cincinnati”

Great information! The ActivityPub absolutists are not going to like this one… hopefully they focus energy on fixing the problem you highlighted instead of the fact you highlighted it.

It sure looks like they really did think there was a “GAS PRICE” knob somewhere in the Oval Office that could be turned down if they could ever find it.

Guess they just realized it doesn’t actually exist.

When I was in K-12 education, this is why I advocated teaching kids how to use an operating system and productivity suite, not Windows and Office specifically.

Vibe coding produces code with a bus factor of 0 from the moment it's checked in

The last time we did this, I was three years away from registering in the Selective Service System. Which I did, as required by law. It caused me a lot of anxiety.

I’ve now aged out of eligibility, and a lot of people who thought it was “based” to vote for this wrecking ball are still in. Have fun!

Trump ran on Epstein to capture the votes and then not do anything about it. Khanna was a big part in calling the bluff

This. Live your life and save your energy; you might need it.

"Can't get health care to our old people, can't educate our young people, but we can bomb the shit out of your country, all right!"

34 fucking years ago.

This is oddly familiar territory. A new generation is going to learn what it was like to live during Bush 43, but this time it’s even stupider.

Green Day’s next album is going to be an absolute banger, though

CNBC headline: “OpenAI closes $110 billion funding round with backing from Amazon, Nvidia, Softbank” published 27 February 2026

Oh hey look, right on schedule

…does Canada have 988 because these dudes look like they really need it right now

dawg🥹

This is the latest stage in an epic battle for the neighbor country to make better players of a sport invented in the other.

This is brutal precisely because it’s true