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@Cliffinkent @DaleJohnsonBBC https://t.co/uHnf80hPZE

[lellis2k @lellis2k]

@Cliffinkent @DaleJohnsonBBC I did the same and it’s almost exactly the same app 😅

[lellis2k @lellis2k]

@tokenmaxxing @DaleJohnsonBBC @Polymarket It doesn’t have England in the R32 even though they’re top of their group?

[lellis2k @lellis2k]

Patriotic England fans, hear me out…

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@mervpilgrim *sees MAGA retweets*
Unfollows

[lellis2k @lellis2k]

@mervpilgrim Following for the sequels

[Merv Pilgrim 🕺🎶🍿 @mervpilgrim]

My daughter used AI & her son’s texts begging her to check him out of school to make a hilarious song 🎶 😂

[lellis2k @lellis2k]

@MKBHD @cleoabram Pro tip: always read Andy Weir books

[NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman @NASAAdmin]

The world watched.

Artemis II carried humans farther into space than we’ve ever been in over half a century and showed a new generation what exploration looks like.

The journey back to the Moon is underway.

Artemis III is up next.

[The White House @WhiteHouse]

THE ARTEMIS II ECLIPSE.
April 6, 2026.

Totality, beyond Earth. From lunar orbit, the Moon eclipses the Sun, revealing a view few in human history have ever witnessed. Photo: NASA

[Christopher Miller @chrizmillr]

IT IS TIME GO
to the movies.

PROJECT HAIL MARY is in cinemas tonight. This is a very special film & I’m really proud of it. It’s a rare thing these days for a studio to make a big original non-franchise movie, so take advantage & see it on the biggest screen you can!

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

‘PROJECT HAIL MARY’ debuts with 95% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Described as one of the best sci-fi films of the decade.

[First Squawk @FirstSquawk]

BIG TECH LOBBY GROUP, INCLUDING NVIDIA, AMAZON AND APPLE, RAISES CONCERNS TO PENTAGON CHIEF HEGSETH OVER DESIGNATING ANTHROPIC A SUPPLY-CHAIN RISK — LETTER.

[Nature is Amazing ☘️ @AMAZlNGNATURE]

Photographer stabilized an 8-hour timelapse to show the Earth rotating

[lellis2k @lellis2k]

@Shitty_Future Anton!

[Kyle Mann @The_Kyle_Mann]

Tried a new board game this week and was not impressed. Lots of flaws.

1. Only one scenario - Most games these days have dozens of scenarios you can play. This game starts the same every time. Very low replayability. Will probably get old fast.

2. No campaign mode - Every game is a standalone experience. This feels pretty lazy. Where are the Legacy style booster packs we can unlock? Where are the persistent changes, character upgrades, etc.? Just sloppy design work.

3. Crude miniatures - Yeah, they're kinda nice in a minimalist way, but it feels like they were just cutting costs here. No big bucket of plastic minis I can paint. Very low detail renderings on the small soldier pieces in particular.

4. No expansion packs - Adding on to the replayability problems is the fact that no new content has been announced. It's just good design and business sense to have the first 2 or 3 big box expansions already in production when the base game hits. But this is just a core set without any new content on the horizon. So the meta will probably die pretty fast.

5. New players are at a disadvantage - You have to play this game more than 2 or 3 times to find any kind of viable strategy. So new players are at a huge disadvantage. When I play a game, I want everyone to feel included so all players should be getting like 400+ victory points

6. Only one way to win - The only way to win is by taking the other player's king piece. That's it. No alternate paths to victory or other strategies to pursue. Just take the king and you win. Boring. I really would have liked if you'd been able to win by building up your kingdom peaceably, or pursuing alternate routes like farming, trade, or earning favor with a visiting monarch or something. As is, the game really pigeonholes you into just one approach.

So yeah. I won't be revisiting this one. Sad, because it feels like there was a lot of potential here that was wasted by some short-sighted design and development decisions.

[lellis2k @lellis2k]

@wooster Oof, unfollow

[lellis2k @lellis2k]

@jembawls Loved finishing the story, took a long time but enjoyed every run!

[Prof. Carl Sagan @ProfCarlSagan]

Stephen Fry responds to a Question; What would he say if he met the God at the Gate?

[Jared Isaacman @rookisaacman]

Well it is official now..

I want to again express my sincere appreciation to President Donald J. Trump @POTUS for nominating me to lead NASA, and to the United States Senate--and Chairman Cruz @tedcruz - for their diligence and fairness throughout the confirmation process. I am grateful to Secretary Duffy @SecDuffy for his leadership as Acting Administrator during this transition, and to my wife Monica, my family, my friend Senator Sheehy @TimSheehyMT and everyone who offered their support along the way.

As I step into this role, I make these personal commitments:

– Mission: I will champion the bold objectives of human space exploration, scientific discovery, and a thriving orbital economy that ensures America’s leadership in space. We will never again give up our capabilities to reach for the stars, and we will never settle for second place.

– Integrity: I will serve responsibly, transparently, and without personal gain, covering every cost I am legally permitted to, and fully adhering to my ethics agreement. My loyalty is to my country, my President, and the space agency that has inspired me since I was a child.

– Urgency: I will intensely focus the agency on achieving the near-impossible, the very reason NASA was established in the first place. We will eliminate the bureaucracy that impedes progress and empower the best and brightest to take ownership, move quickly, accept smart risks, and act with a relentless focus on mission success.

– Inspiration: Every launch, every scientific breakthrough must inspire the next generation to dream bigger, to reach higher, and believe that anything is possible. In addition to my existing philanthropic efforts, I will donate my salary as Administrator to the U.S. Space & Rocket Center’s Space Camp to help prepare the pioneers of tomorrow.

I am humbled by this opportunity, proud to serve, and ready to work alongside the most talented minds in America as we continue the greatest adventure in human history.

Sincerely,
Jared Isaacman
NASA Administrator