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  • Ange

    I now think that Ange should stay at Spurs because the players are so solidly behind him. Canning him would gut the team and kill the very non-Spursy mentality that he’s cultivated. It’s an ethos that won them a trophy and can pay dividends for years to come.

    → 10:40 AM, May 22
  • Oh, Mickey, You’re So Fine

    Auto-generated description: A soccer player in a white and navy kit performs an acrobatic kick near the goal net in a stadium. ⚽️

    → 5:33 PM, May 21
  • COYS

    I don’t usually win things, I always win things in my second year.

    – Ange Postecoglou

    ⚽

    → 4:07 PM, May 21
  • Not Too Much

    Another thing I like about Micro.blog: by following a limited number of posters, I see all new posts in pretty short order. Which means I can put away my screen and get back to non-screen living in pretty short order. (If I do want more MB, I can always tap “Discover.”)

    → 7:43 AM, May 20
  • Very Cosmospolitan

    Bright orange Cosmos flowers bloom among lush green foliage.

    Cosmos

    → 4:46 PM, May 19
  • “Chaste Tree?” Ha!

    Purple flowers are blooming on a lush green bush in a garden setting, surrounded by a wooden fence and additional potted pink flowers.

    “Floozy Tree,” more like. I love her.

    → 8:11 AM, May 19
  • “Circus Dogs”

    Auto-generated description: Several puppies are gathered around a drum, with one sitting on top of it, in a dimly lit setting.

    This painting hung in my mom and dad’s house for 60 years or more. Now it’s my sister’s. Artist unknown. I love it. 🐶

    → 8:58 AM, May 18
  • Tù Importas. Y el Desayuno es Importante, tambien

    Joe’s Bakery, East Austin. Get the Migas con Todo.

    Auto-generated description: A colorful mural features the text TÚ IMPORTAS with butterflies and flowers, and includes the message YOU MATTER MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS.
    → 4:40 PM, May 17
  • Calling John McPhee

    Six mandarin oranges on a speckled black and white counter.
    → 4:29 PM, May 15
  • Not a Bug

    Nicholas Carr:

    Through their ever-flowing stream of messages, each offering a simulation of connection, social platforms promise to alleviate the sense of loneliness they provoke. Turning social interactions into symbolic transactions, they reconstruct society on a foundation of anomie. Bots fit seamlessly into such a society, upping the monetization potential substantially.

    When Facebook’s News Feed introduced us to what Zuckerberg termed “frictionless sharing,” we learned, or should have learned, that friction is the essence of sharing. Freed of any investment of effort, time, or care, sharing loses all meaning. It becomes mere transmission. The frictionless friendship offered by chatbots, by removing the need to adapt one’s self to another self, to make room in one’s life for a different being, will be similarly empty.

    → 7:49 AM, May 11
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