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Former fintech engineer & computer enthusiast || AKA Gif 🕶🔥Fieri ||

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25% less sodium SPAM is one of God’s gifts and I will not elaborate further

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@ghostinthecable Contemplating on wiping Hannah Montana for this or wait until Lizzy McGuire 👀

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Forget Arch. Real power users run Hannah Montana Linux

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Torrent iso from @internetarchive worked great for me, mega not so much. But then again I’m not a smart man but I know what love is

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All thanks to @ghostinthecable

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love all my elevated energy og’s

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Just seen a commercial for @claudeai using an @MFDOOM track while watching the @Dodgers game. Life is interesting

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Waze: Don’t text and drive!
Also Waze: Yooo check out these sick new cars view right now we don’t care if you are driving!
@waze

[PBS News @NewsHour]

Susan Stamberg, one of the "founding mothers" of NPR and the first woman to anchor a national nightly news broadcast in the U.S., has died. She was 87.

"Susan's voice was not only a cornerstone of NPR — it was a cornerstone of American life," NPR’s president and CEO Katherine Maher said Thursday. "She showed that journalism could be both rigorous and deeply personal. She inspired countless journalists to believe they could explore life and truth, and lead with both authority and warmth."

In 1972, at a time when women had few opportunities in broadcast journalism, Stamberg became the trailblazing host of NPR’s afternoon program “All Things Considered.”

“NPR was a startup. So there weren't 1,000 people ahead of you in the job you were dying to get. That makes it tough for anybody, men or women, but particularly difficult for a woman,” Stamberg told PBS News Hour’s Judy Woodruff in 2021.

While NPR’s other “founding mothers” – Linda Wertheimer, Nina Totenberg and the late Cokie Roberts – spent most of their careers covering politics, Stamberg’s reporting often focused on culture. Her notable interviews included civil rights figure Rosa Parks, PBS children’s television host Fred Rogers and writer Joan Didion.

In 1987, Stamberg became the first host of “Weekend Edition Sunday,” where she launched the Sunday puzzle, a weekly on-air quiz with Will Shortz.

That same year, she introduced a national audience to mechanics Ray and Tom Magliozzi for a weekly segment about car repair. Nine months later, the brothers had their own national radio program, “Car Talk.”

Each Thanksgiving, she shared her mother-in-law's recipe for cranberry relish with NPR listeners. The recipe, taken from a 1959 New York Times clipping of Craig Claiborne's recipe for cranberry relish, includes whole raw cranberries, onion, sugar, sour cream and horseradish in a mixture that some listeners called “Pepto Bismol pink.”

“That's going to be on my obituary,” she said last month upon her retirement after more than 50 years at NPR. “It'll be the lead, you know?”

Stamberg’s honors included induction into the National Radio Hall of Fame and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

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My old janitor friend graduated college and is a Volcanologist! Geologist specializing in volcanoes!

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@Austen_TX Hey there Obi! I’ve been laying low, grateful to be healthy, alive, and spending my days serving at church. Hope all is well, my brother

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41 years old and this never gets old

[Jon Erlichman @JonErlichman]

In 1983, Steve Jobs typed this reply to a letter asking for his autograph.

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@shout is straight up magic in a bottle like how does it get everything out all the time

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@WatcherGuru

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Church with mom will always be the coolest.

May you all have a good day

[Netflix Nigeria @NetflixNaija]

When he said "you belong to Me". Phew!! 🥹 Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was... is now playing only on Netflix! 🎙️

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@daniel_dinoia @WatcherGuru He leaked the crabby patty formula

[Linus Tech Tips @LinusTech]

Wow, that guest on Fallon today should really learn how to take a selfie... @FallonTonight @JimmyFallon #FallonTonight