Christian Long

Newfie time. @[email protected]

[Jeff Wright @JeffNotWrong]

Prayers in Heaven

[Quirky Rides @QuirkyRides]

The #1980s #Citroën #Karin is shaped like #pyramid & has a space age interior & controls

[Jake Archibald @jaffathecake]

Turns out the neighbors aren't responsible for all the balls that appear in the garden.

[rand miller @randemtweets]

#thatssomyst

[Manish @ManishEarth]

@bodil the plural of mutex is "deadlock"

[Kashmir Hill @kashhill]

Philanthropists are pushing searches of genealogical DNA databases. A nutrition consultant turned genetic detective has given over $100,000 to a for-profit lab to help solve cases in her home state of Mississippi. https://t.co/vTlQ01Y4b6

[Eoin Kelleher @eoinyk]

A lot to chew on here

[yan @bcrypt]

the thing everyone here needs to know about my hometown (st. louis, missouri) is that we cut pizza like this and bagels like this

[𝕃𝕦𝕔𝕒𝕧𝕚 🐱 @lookabee83]

well well well

[walkhighlands @walkhighlands]

It may not be the highest waterfall in the UK, but in our view it's the finest: the Falls of Glomach. The Victorians liked to feel "delightful terror" as they searched for the "sublime". Many of us feel a bit of it when looking down to the base of the falls!

[walkhighlands @walkhighlands]

The Hairy Beasties are in curious, but friendly mood today in Glen Elchaig.

[microscopic images. @microscopicture]

bouquet of nerve cells under a microscope

[Ted Gioia @tedgioia]

“Then one day, our squirrel discovered the music of Sonny Rollins….”
https://t.co/A25LOki7Ff

[Bloemoen @Bloemoen]

@QuirkyRides 😃👍🇳🇱

[Leon Bambrick @secretGeek]

@shanselman Egyptian pharaohs would be buried with their open browser tabs in the belief that they would read them all in the afterlife.

[OshkoshHerald @OshkoshHerald]

Adam Loper's tabletop gaming enterprise has drawn an international audience with over 205,000 YouTube subscribers. Read more in the March 16 Oshkosh Herald. https://t.co/IIKyFC7GKq #tabletopgaming #wargaming #tabletopminions

[Wrath Of Gnon @wrathofgnon]

In Japan there is now a minor boom in falconry: crows are attacking solar power plants with stones, and the only effective way to keep crows away is to deploy falcons. One trained falcon making 60 attack sorties a day can protect 100,000 solar panels from vengeful crows.