Danny Dougherty

Unfortunately, I drive a stick, and this is missing some clutch information

I feel a bit crazy because with that sorta code and everything you'd find in Stackoverflow I've always emphasized that folks shouldn't run code they don't have at least some understanding of... and now we're just making whole codebases and telling people to run them as-is

I feel like a lot of the teams have home ice at arenas that don't have both NBA and NHL teams—so I think DC would absolutely bear it as a market, but I'm not really sure where they would play

Bar chart showing the percentage of adults in various countries who rate the morality and ethics of people in their country as very good, somewhat good, somewhat bad or very bad. The chart is based on a spring 2025 Pew Research Center survey of 25 countries.

"The United States is the only place we surveyed where more adults describe the morality and ethics of others living in the country as bad (53%) than as good (47%)." www.pewresearch.org/religion/202...

does this constitute horse race polling?

"It's a snapshot not a prediction—and they get blurry if things are moving"

Chimpanzees Are Really Into Crystals

I supposed it's better than wellness www.nytimes.com/2026/03/04/s...

Coral Crown

I want you to know the Hades video games had a delightful reimagining for a boss fight against a pop-band-themed Scylla and the Sirens including music they play in-game during the fight open.spotify.com/track/2BCvIi... & they get angrier the more times you beat them open.spotify.com/track/1suKl2...

As a counterbalance to the naysayers, I will just let you know that sunset is after 6, today

And that should get you to Absril...

In my current Pathfinder campaign, I'm a witch with a frog familiar and another player is a Grippli and it's pretty great

I assume he'd use grizzly looking mean guys as batman and weirdly flirty looking cats as Bruce

Special 200th anniversary (180 years from wuthering heights, 20 from give up)

We did this bit last week

Photo of a page from a book, reads: Will the reader find it credible that a man can lose fourteen pounds digesting such novelties? Certainly I would not have lost them had I not believed the conclusions drawn at these meetings at Kridwiss's, had I been convinced that these gentlemen were babbling nonsense. But I was most definnitely not of that opinion. Indeed, I had laid their fingers with remarkable sensitivity on the pulse of the age and were foretelling truth by its beat. I would nonetheless have been infinitely grateful—I must repeat myself here—and presumably would not have lost fourteen, but perhaps only seven pounds, if they themselves had been somewhat shocked by their findings and had encountered them with a little moral criticism. They might have said “Unfortunately, it does indeed look as if things are about to take this or that course,. Conseuqently one must step in, warn against what is coming, and do one's best to prevent it.” What they said however, was more of less: ”It's coming, it's omcing, and once it's here it will find us at the crest of the moment. It is interesting, even good—simply because it is what is coming, and to recognize that fact is both achievement and enjoyment enough. It is not up to us to take measure against it as well.” The covert words of these learned men. Their joy of recognition, however, was a sham. They sympathized with what they recognized, and without that sympathy would probably have not recognized it at all. That was the issue. That was the cause of my anger and agitation, and of my loss of weight.

_Doctor Faustus_, published in 1947, is about art and the human soul but also really about democracy and human dignity

"Be specific when citing poll data"
(monkeys paw curls)
"You can see that 57.875% of respondents..."

I think Yes! has bulk candy

Podcasts? TV Talk Shows? Netflix Just Hopes They’re Hits.

👀 www.nytimes.com/2026/02/25/a...

That's the good advice you just didn't take

What a charged statement

Given the context, y'all should figure out if you can get the .mil version...

Ironically your tastes are frozen

A Wake for The Washington Post’s Books Section

The final audience question... asked how to help younger generations recognize the importance of American legacy journalism.

The room burst into applause at her question, though no one had a ready answer.

www.nytimes.com/2026/02/23/b...

"Bread sliced" bagels are not "St. Louis style." Like, y'all don't even call bread co by its proper name outside of the Lou!

No. The Martian felt a little overwritten to me so I never picked it up 😅

Emily, I will read a book with you

This implies the existence of the ominous "this is fun (final)"

Everyone surprised by this should watch more water polo

Would the ship name be Tinker John or Little Bell

unfortunately I think it may need root access to do so