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So that's pretty blatant, right?

So it seems he reluctantly gave that speech (someone urged him up there) knowing there was doubt, but not certain they lost.

I think there were two realizations. First, that their envelope was for Best Actress, not BP. Next, that they lost.

That video is getting retweeted a lot and now I'm really wishing my Twitter feed was better.

Lin was the first one to know. nitter.cf/lin_manuel/status/2420…

@aBlackloch Bummer. Maybe I'll change them all back to non-indexed. Might increase the size a bit, but probably worth it for compatibility.

@aBlackloch Yikes. I crushed the PNGs prior to hosting, but that shouldn't have affected appearance. What's your OS & Photoshop version?

They lost.

Jacksonville State had a possession to win the game, they declined to use it, so they'll lose. That's how it goes.

JVST decides to kneel when they only need to go 30 yards in 39 seconds to get in FG range. What.

Vacating Brady's suspension is the headline, but the Patriots are still losing first/fourth round draft picks over literally nothing.

I really want to make a Deflategate prediction. Here goes: Berman sends the case back to arbitration where Brady's suspension is overturned.

I'm getting a few mistaken follows due to sharing a name with a Bitcoin dev. I like Bitcoin, I wrote about it once, I don't develop for it.

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If you want to know what the best shows on television are, year after year, the writing nominations are where to look. #Emmys

I feel like if companies were really committed to eliminating salary bias, they would publicly post job salaries before interviewing/hiring.

Twitter and Reddit are basically protocols posing as companies. Not easy for their execs. How do you monetize a protocol w/o wrecking it?

Basically I don't understand. The science in the report indicates no wrongdoing, so how are the Patriots losing two draft picks?

At halftime, the avg. of the Pats balls was 11.49 when using the pregame gauge, which was the scientific expectation.

This is based on the ref's memory of their pre-game measurement (12.5 PSI) and which gauge he used (the logo gauge).