Esko Cruzeta

[San Diego Padres @Padres]

Welcome back, Gavin 🫶

[B/R Walk-Off @BRWalkoff]

THE PADRES HAVE PUNCHED THEIR TICKET TO THE POSTSEASON 😤🎟️

[FOX Sports: MLB @MLBONFOX]

The Padres have punched their ticket to the Postseason!

[MLB @MLB]

For the third consecutive year, the @Padres are #Postseason bound! #CLINCHED

(MLB x @BudweiserUSA)

[MLB Network @MLBNetwork]

The @Padres have punched their ticket to the #Postseason!

[Vishal @vshltxt]

The Mac Pro case aged better than the most computers

[San Diego Padres @Padres]

That’s a W.

[adafruit industries @adafruit]

Logging Ham Radio repeater usage with a Baofeng and Adafruit IO #HamSunday

https://t.co/2QhOSQDrST

[AriZona Iced Tea @DrinkAriZona]

reached our final form

[San Diego Gulls @SDGullsAHL]

Gulliver… what are you doing at the ballpark?????

[adafruit industries @adafruit]

DOS 1.00 source code is opened by Microsoft

https://t.co/k2NeQj47xu

[Esko Cruzeta @EskoCruz]

@MikeyNohMore They took you down

[San Diego Padres @Padres]

Today, we join the nation in celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Chris Espinosa is Apple’s longest-serving employee. He joined the company in 1976 at just 14 years old, writing BASIC code when Apple was still operating out of Steve Jobs’ garage.

Chris Espinosa holds the unique distinction of being Apple’s longest-serving employee, having joined the company in 1976 at just 14 years old. A Bay Area teenager fascinated by computers, he began working alongside Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak when Apple was still run out of Jobs’ parents’ garage in Los Altos, California.

While attending high school, Espinosa wrote BASIC code and helped create user manuals for the Apple II, one of Apple’s earliest and most influential machines. His employee badge number—8—underscores just how early he became part of the company’s journey.

Over nearly five decades, Espinosa has watched Apple grow from a tiny startup into one of the world’s most valuable corporations. He has worked under every CEO in Apple’s history and contributed across software, developer tools, and documentation. Despite countless opportunities elsewhere, he remained loyal, often quipping that he “joined Apple before it was a company.” Today, his career stands as a living connection to Apple’s origins and a rare example of lifelong dedication in Silicon Valley.

[Visual Studio Code @code]

It's coding time

[Conan O'Brien @ConanOBrien]

Paul Scheer once played a "Beach Ape" on my Late Night show, and now he's a guest on my podcast. Has any actor had a more meteoric rise? https://t.co/pfOk236hQr

[NASA @NASA]

We're hosting a live event on Wednesday, Nov. 19 to share the latest images of the interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, collected by several NASA missions.

Tune in for the details—and send in your questions for the livestream with #AskNASA: https://t.co/vcFamtcjK2

[Esko Cruzeta @EskoCruz]

Source: PlayStation LifeStyle https://t.co/LYjyngyj94

[Esko Cruzeta @EskoCruz]

Just registered for JetBrains #JavaScriptDay2025 on Oct 2! https://t.co/OtylGN2e1H

[Esko Cruzeta @EskoCruz]

@Padres Batting Practice