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  • Typing Resources

    Learning to Type FAST in 5 Days - 150+ wpm Guide from MKBHD Team - YouTube

    Keybr.com – Typing Practice

    Monkeytype | A minimalistic, customizable typing test

    → 12:22 AM, Jun 5
  • The Biggest Misconception in Football - YouTube — I remember once a football coach told me, “it’s all about the RPMs.”

    → 5:23 PM, Jun 4
  • Biomedical Scientist Answers New Pseudoscience Questions | Tech Support | WIRED - YouTube

    → 3:38 PM, Jun 4
  • About Optimized Battery Charging on Apple Watch - Apple Support

    → 12:59 AM, Jun 4
  • TOP 10 | Nielsen

    → 12:16 AM, Jun 4
  • The One, Big, Beautiful Bill – The White House

    → 5:54 PM, Jun 3
  • Love him or hate him, you got to admit that he has a lot of style. The new official presidential portrait.

    → 12:39 PM, Jun 3
  • The Rush to Take Modular Homes Mainstream in Disaster-Ravaged Areas - WSJ

    → 10:15 AM, Jun 2
  • Why Boys Are Behind in School From the Start - The New York Times

    Taken together, these changes set boys on a disadvantaged path throughout school. Jayanti Owens, who studies inequality in schools at the Yale School of Management, has found that boys’ behavior at ages 4 and 5 predicted the amount of schooling they finished by their mid-20s.

    → 10:09 AM, Jun 2
  • How Joe Biden Handed the Presidency to Donald Trump | The New Yorker

    “We got so screwed by Biden, as a party,” David Plouffe, who helped run the Harris campaign, told us. Plouffe had served as Senator Barack Obama’s Presidential campaign manager in 2008 and as a senior adviser to President Obama before largely retiring from politics in 2013. After Biden dropped out of the race, on July 21, 2024, Plouffe was drafted to help Harris in what he saw as a “rescue mission.” Harris, he said, was a “great soldier,” but the compressed hundred-and-seven-day race was “a fucking nightmare.”

    The role of Hollywood elites in the Biden campaign —

    Biden did, in 2020, and in the process Katzenberg became more than a donor. As 2024 approached, he saw Biden’s communication struggles and thought he could help fix them. He worked on providing better lighting for Biden and trying to find a microphone that would amplify Biden when he would break into a whisper for emphasis. Katzenberg also recruited his friend Steven Spielberg, who helped coach Biden for the State of the Union and his debates, even assisting with routine campaign videos. There was, however, only so much that Hollywood magic could do.

    It was Clooney who started the process to get Biden out —

    This was too much for Clooney. He reached out to Obama to tell him that he was considering writing an op-ed to call for Biden to drop out. Obama advised that doing so would only make Biden dig in deeper.

    In his home office in the South of France, Clooney sat down at his laptop. “I love Joe Biden,” Clooney wrote. “As a senator. As a vice president and as president. I consider him a friend, and I believe in him. Believe in his character. Believe in his morals. In the last four years, he’s won many of the battles he’s faced.”

    Clooney sums it up —

    Also, he acknowledged, lies serve as an important reminder for anyone in the audience upset about the current state of affairs. Democrats deceived the country about Biden’s abilities and, Clooney said, “that’s how Trump won.”

    → 9:08 AM, Jun 2
  • What We Get Wrong About Violent Crime | The New Yorker

    → 9:06 AM, Jun 2
  • SHOPPING FOR INDIAN CLOTHES - With Rajiv Surendra - YouTube — A must watch.

    → 9:28 PM, Jun 1
  • Berkshire Hathaway’s Other Succession Question: How to Replace Warren Buffett’s Insurance Mastermind? - WSJ

    → 8:44 PM, Jun 1
  • The Discerning Drinker’s Guide to American Rosés - WSJ

    → 10:24 PM, May 31
  • Needing Dollars, Iran-Backed Militias Turn to Visa and Mastercard - WSJ — “It’s everywhere you want to be”

    → 10:18 PM, May 31
  • Other Trump White House Food Acronyms - McSweeney’s Internet Tendency

    The term ‘TACO,’ short for Trump Always Chickens Out, has been used to describe how markets tumble on the president’s tariff threats, then rebound when he gives way.”

    → 8:15 PM, May 31
  • How to make sure you get the right version of The Simple Path to Wealth - JLCollinsnh

    → 8:12 PM, May 31
  • U.S. Postal Service Releases Dog Bite National Rankings - Newsroom - About.usps.com

    → 8:10 PM, May 31
  • How to Think About COVID-19 Vaccines in the Era of R.F.K., Jr. | The New Yorker

    → 7:58 PM, May 31
  • xkcd: Check Engine

    → 7:52 PM, May 31
  • What are F1 flexi-wings and why do new FIA tests matter so much this season? - The Athletic

    → 1:58 AM, May 31
  • Skyline — Basic Apple Guy

    Skyline is a brand-new collection of gradient wallpapers shaped by the calm, colour, and movement of clouds

    → 2:38 AM, May 29
  • Sky — Holy shit!

    → 2:33 AM, May 29
  • The Surprising Health Benefits of Good Posture (Beyond Just Your Back) - WSJ

    → 3:10 PM, May 28
  • Justice David Souter Was the Antithesis of the Present | The New Yorker

    A creature of reliable routine, Justice Souter got to work in the morning, and soon came into the room where the clerks sat—and where the drip-coffee machine lived. Its placement there must have been a deliberate way to build in a daily schmooze. We looked forward to it immensely. He invariably had an amazing story to tell, in extraordinarily curated detail, down to exact quotations of exchanges and quips. The conversation always came to a perfect dénouement with a profound but witty line that would be vibrating in the air as he turned elegantly on his heels and left.

    → 4:30 PM, May 27
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