Finding a doc that doesn’t drug test is hard. I was barely prepared for that when I met my first doc in Austin.

Old news bud. Privacy is what they’re killing/abandoning now.

I am. Love it!

What a surprisingly sophisticated attempt to do a double backward somersault through a hoop whilst whistling “The Star-Spangled Banner”. Great job!

Oh, I wanted to. Prudes all worried bout laced shit

Found one of these in a box with a giant blunt over the weekend. Partner was fine keeping the rock but I was forced to dispose of the blunt.

Absolutely have to get a run in before EOD.

Or 1984.

1984 right here.

Thanks grandma

I feel like the can opener in the Flintstones.

I’m an admin in Google Ad Manager for a few hundred sites. Saying that to say I’ve read a lot of their documentation. They have a great graph showing this very concept. Less ads, less money, happy users. More ads, more money, unhappy users. They’re aware. They aren’t pouring the poison. They’re designing the pitcher and selling different size cups.

Was super obvious last year when Israel was running ads on blogs about their occupation. Super cringe AI stuff.

Maybe they’re in the same pickle my company is in. We’re having to migrate from edgecasr to akamai before noon tomorrow.

Wish I could. Have to admin a bunch of brands on it though.

Wish I could. My job has me knee deep in it everyday trying to keep up with all this.

Worked great for a week, then the following week I had nothing organized and couldn’t remember where the bottle was left.

I’ve got two fixes that have helped me. The first is that I now have a bright folio case making it easier to spot. Black cases in the evening made it impossible. The second was Google home’s “find my phone”. From any room in my house, I tell it to find my phone and it’ll call. Huge lifesaver.

My meds

Thanks. Doc and I had a conversation about it just recently. He’s closing shop which means I’m back to shuffling record releases that go many moves and a decade plus long. There’s a quality of life that I’ve come to appreciate; it can get expensive finding a doctor that shares the same viewpoint.