I watched this tackle so many times. Great job redirecting, runner tried to stiff arm his head, but through sheer will powered through it and finished the tackle.
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Cybersecurity expert @alexstamos predicts that the next two years could be chaotic, as open-weight AI models with advanced cyber capabilities get into the hands of hackers, turning Grade C scammers into Grade A hackers; and allowing bad individuals to do the kind of work previously only possibly by large teams.
Phishing attacks will become more sophisticated and more common, putting individuals at risk, and mid-tier companies with inadequate code and IT will cough up username-password combinations at an accelerated clip.
The time to up your password game—and to get your parents and older relatives to up their own—is now.
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A ruthless NFL agent was in line to run the Seattle Seahawks.
Did he get away with murder?
Story w/ @nathanfenno and @zkeefer:
(Free to read)
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I finally have all 1.2 million raw image files from my latest mission to ISS! Here is a sample of one of my favorite Milky Way photos, taken from the Cupola with Nikon Z9, Arri Zeiss 15mm lens, T1.8 with custom sidereal drive that cancelled out star motion relative to our orbit.
Chinese interview: The concept of atonement didn’t really exist in Ancient Greece and it didn’t exist in Homer’s Odyssey. It exists in your Odyssey. Did you Christianize the Odyssey?
American interview: spin the snack wheel and then read these thirst tweets they called you zaddy
props to @dylanohernandez for calling out @TishaESPN for being a sore loser. the woman had 5 months head start on the Ippei stealing from Shohei Ohtani scandal and got PLAYED by Fraudpei so badly about his gambling addiction that the LA Times scooped her and she got used by Ippei
Moses Moody’s mother, Rona Moody, thanks Steph Curry for gracing this year’s Motivate One Foundation weekend event:
“People say you never want to meet your idols, and everybody knows why. You don’t want to be disappointed. A lot of people feel like they know Steph and they think he’s an amazing person. I promise you, and I’ve got to tell you from my experience in getting to know him, he’s so much better than you even think he is. And I’m coming from a mother’s heart, this is true. Thank you for coming to be here with us. That means everything to us, and we appreciate it.”
(via @/3r_photo.dept & https://t.co/FOk5yhtNWg)
In her previous life, Chelsie Marie Anderson had earned money waitressing at a seafood restaurant in Clinton, South Carolina. She went to church; she attended PTA meetings. With her husband, Jeremiah, whom she married in 2015 in a dry ceremony on the campus of a Christian college, she had owned a home in a development where the kids rode bikes in the street. “They were just so perfect,” her friend Morgan Gibbs remembers thinking of the couple.
Now, Anderson gets dizzy thinking about how quickly her life had flipped.
Anderson’s relationship fell apart in 2018, and she began taking drugs with fellow waitresses to blow off steam. But when her husband officially moved out, “a bump here and there quickly turned into an eight ball a day.” She lost custody of her kids. It was a breaking point. “I was like, Fuck it,” she says. “I’m about to be exactly what they want me to be.”
She started selling cocaine to cover the costs of her expensive habit. At first, Anderson says of dealing, “I was just trying to make a quick come-up.” But that was only the beginning. Today, she is a fugitive on the run in Mexico, entangled in the largest narcotics-conspiracy investigation in state history. She has ascended the ladder from small-time meth deals to helping cartels and meeting with suppliers at cockfights in the Mexican mountains.
Julia Lindau travels to Mexico to meet Anderson face-to-face — and reports on how she went from suburban mom to international drug dealer: https://t.co/BuDiwIexi3
Friends, two years ago I penned my San Francisco breakfast sandwich magnum opus for @SFGate.
I spent two years biking around the city, eating 100 breakfast sandwiches in the process and settling on my 37 favorites. Well today, a new quest begins… https://t.co/9rnaZM1O8t
As some people have mentioned, Kenzo really toned down Mune's response here (which I mean, it's always good to be diplomatic lmao)
What Murakami actually said was more along the lines of
"We couldn't care less about what the media says. We're winners, so whenever we hear that stuff, we're just like, 'Man, shut up.'"
I've watched a lot of his interviews in Japan, and I've never seen him respond this emotionally before. Dude is absolutely fired up right now.
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In January, I spent the playoffs embedded with Sean Payton and the Broncos. Sixteen-hour days, capturing every meeting, decision, and the raw and unfiltered creativity, energy, desperation, rage, joy, and loneliness of trying to win in The Second Season.
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