@MyFDOT What is the source of the photo with the small boat in the foreground? Is the original posted in an archive? (The date, names or other information would be helpful.) Does the original photo have a caption? Maybe a note or annotation on the reverse side of the print?
Indeed, Twitter users reported logged-out accounts and other system interruptions Wednesday night. The Washington Post: https://t.co/nm8hstTfoX. The New York Times: https://t.co/KpJGSImyp5.
I found my account logged out. I wanted to like a Gary White article tweet. He's a friend at The Ledger, my last newspaper. Login took an hour for my username, another hour for my password, more for a 2FA code. A routine problem or a system chink? Article: https://t.co/gawcjTfhpS
@PGuzzoTimes I enjoyed your driveway-battlefield article. However, it contains two errors: The Dade Battle (also known as the Dade Massacre) occurred in what is now Bushnell, not Dade City. The date was Dec. 28, 1835, not Dec. 23. Link: https://t.co/CCxELuwMKo.
@AbelGonzales_FL@garywhite13 The letter from The American Bar Association's Federal Judiciary Committee rating Kathryn Kimball Mizelle not qualified may be read here: https://t.co/VwKgRYXlAq. @justeditorial
Dave: Regarding the cruise you described on the March 18 podcast, you might find this Aimee Mann feature from the March 19 PBS NewsHour of interest: https://t.co/oxl2Ivi5HN — Glenn. @davemark@jdalrymple@NewsHour
Carol won best in class for a violet she entered in the Sumter County Fair. The best-in-class ribbon is the larger of the two blue ribbons on her violet (purple flowers). I am happy for her.
@bylenasun@CDCgov Thank you for the article, Ms. Sun. What was the outcome of the Feb. 4 meeting? Has the CDC made the change for immunocompromised boosters to three months?
@jsnell@dmoren I enjoyed watching on my living room TV via Apple TV and YouTube app. I hope you will repeat next quarter. Would you consider showing each chart full screen for 10 seconds, then your three-pane view? On the TV, the chart labels and axes were too small to read. @dmoren
Alan Rosenberg, Providence Journal executive editor, eliminates editorials. Editorials are not what “gets in the way of what’s really important: our journalism,” as he writes. Virtuous editorials are the strongest journalism. @projo@AlanRosenbergPJ https://t.co/4Pc12vyHiR
@jsnell@JustinBradley@AllanDranberg@_upgradefm@imyke Makes one wonder if an Apple opportunity interceded. After all, deliveries of the new iPad Pro are expected Wednesday for those who ordered online. Could a briefing, interview or review unit have cropped up? Or, other reasons. Delivery info: https://t.co/Qf0iRbaazD
@PrivacyProject Blocking hackers from a public data pool, as you recommend, is based on a false premise: Hackers are among those with "ill motives." Many hackers — white hats, volunteers and academics — conduct beneficial research. See No. 3 in https://t.co/mhpiA4m0hq @bengansky@ganeshsitaraman