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HGotW: Tim Walberg, R-Douchebagastan
Inaugural installment of a new series, "Human Garbage of the Week". Today we skewer a Michigan Republican who said something so awful, he was a natural pick.
Geoff Anderson
Lifelong learner, physics educated, product manager by trade, guitar player, and dog rescuer.
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The Curse of Product Management: Self Checkout Kiosks
Being a product manager means never turning it off. A common episode at my local grocery store makes me wonder how they let this shit go on.
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Palette Cleanser: Kent Nishimura
A random vid, about a 10% reduction in stress and blood pressure. And someone to keep a lookout for.
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You Hate to See It: Youngkin has big sadz
His legacy? Yeah, the L's keep piling up.
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More NYT Fuckery - David French
Yesterday, I was couch surfing, and I saw the following WTaF headline: In case you have missed it, there is woman who used some pretty fucking awful racist language in social media. She even got fired by Turning Points USA for it. How fucked up must your posts be to
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My Kink: Elon Musk's idiocy
I have long thought the South African grifter was a poor excuse for a human, and now I will share some thoughts. This will be long.
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It pains me to write this... Trump will not be held accountable before the election
He is going to get away with it. All of it.
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Memories - a good meme
It was funny then, and it is still funny today
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Photography
Nudge nudge, a nod's as good as a wink to a blind man.
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Just another day in the Blender
The Grey Lady sorta redeems herself with a great article on the current state of life in the Tech ecosystem.
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The Best version of Fanfare for the Common Man
I was having a pleasant exchange with a fellow denizen of the ‘Stacks about music, The ELP song “Lucky Man”, and acts we have seen in the past, and I was reminded of a concert with the incomparable Keith Emerson and Carl Palmer joined with John Entwistle and Jeff “Skunk”
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Thoughts on a year of Substack
A slow growth and recent acceleration in stats makes this a ton of fun. Thanks to all my readers for your support and I hope you hang out and still enjoy the 'stack!