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1. A classic mistake: Twitter: @_poutmouth 2. Mom's realization: Twitter: @saeeddicaprio 3. A technically correct answer: Twitter: @rachhmiller6 4. A beautiful love story: Twitter: @gabagrl Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement 5. Grandpa's new phone: Twitter 6. Brotherly love: Twitter 7. A group chat convo with the boys: instagram.com Related: "They Are The Only Person To Get A Lifetime Ban From My House": 17 People Share Stories About The Most UNHINGED Guests They've Ever Invited Over 8. Mom's linguistic breakthrough: rockbusted.tumblr.com Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement 9. A historic day in pizza history: Facebook: SilverElephant 10. A most mysterious text: Twitter: @crm049 11. Mom's HP loss: Twitter: @laserboat999 12. A successful recruitment: x.com Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement 13. The boss's brand new employee: evilnicegirl.tumblr.com 14. A touching good night: reddit.com 15. Grandpa's big news: reddit.com 16. A cry for help: x.com Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement 17. Kevin's wrath: Twitter: @decentbirthday Related: My Extremely Naive And Innocent Brain Wept After Learning About These Dark True Crime Cases 18. The evolution of language: Twitter: @abdoulxc 19. The dangers of technology: threads.com 20. A questionable bank statement: Twitter: @crocky209 Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement Advertisement 21. The Wizard's Visit: sunshinetomorrow.tumblr.com 22. Dad's beautiful texting: Twitter: @lilvanhooters 23. Voice

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Updated Wed, July 17, 2019 at 8:04 PM UTC CBS Photo Archive via Getty Images James Corden's viral-friendly Carpool Karaoke videos have given The Late Late Show exposure well beyond it's timeslot. Now CBS wants to squeeze out a little more of Corden's magic by giving the singing Brit his own (fictional) competitive reality show called James Corden's Next James Corden, in which fake contestants compete to (eventually) take Corden's job. But the show won't be on CBS or All Access when it arrives this fall -- instead, James Corden's Next James Corden will be headed straight for Snapchat Discover. Although the show's PR makes sure to note Corden is not actually thinking of leaving his hosting job, the premise of finding someone with Corden's effusive and cuddly personality makes for good Snapchat content. Aside from Corden, the new show is expected to feature bandleader Reggie Watts and "many familiar faces." Meanwhile, Corden's Carpool Karaoke spin-off show that was supposed to be one of Apple's first original productions has been postponed indefinitely. Snap has also run into issues with the Discover platform recently. The company is determined to treat the service like TV and encourage professional content, but it also

The Los Angeles Dodgers bolstered what was already considered one of the best lineups in baseball when they signed Kyle Tucker to a four-year, $240 million contract. Tucker has been one of the most productive players in recent seasons and gives the team another All-Star caliber player to pair with the likes of Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman and Will Smith, among others. The Dodgers were thrilled to add Tucker as they believe he will be a difference maker in their quest to win a third consecutive World Series title. However, others from outside of the organization have questioned the 29-year-old’s passion for the game and work ethic. “The key with anybody is you build the relationship, you communicate,” Dodgers third base coach Dino Ebel said of Tucker on SportsNet LA. “Day 1, when he stepped into Spring Training, that was my goal. “I had him before in the WBC in ’23, got to know him in a short period of time — three weeks — but it was a good time for me.  » Read More

The streamer Trymacs wanted to have some fun in League of Legends. However, the result has been a merciless torture. Just playing a little round of League of Legends – many of us have probably thought that, only to realize after a match: This is just not right if I want to have a balanced state of mind today. But some want to push through and even host a LAN party over several days, like the streamer Trymacs. The idea was simple, yet it broke him. After a few days, he gave up and realized: “That was simply a big, big mistake.” Vom Pizza-Lieferant zu einem der größten deutschen Twitch-Streamer – Leben und Karriere von Trymacs in 2 Minuten Autoplay Why was it canceled? The idea behind the LoL LAN party was quite simple. Trymacs thought he could have some fun with Rumathra. He believed he could start at the Silver rank and then gradually work his way up. At first, the opponents would be a bit easier, and later they would become harder. But that didn’t happen. Right from the start, they played against opponents who were far superior to Trymacs. In every game, Trymacs ended up being the

SAN ANTONIO — UTSA will travel to Bryan, Texas, for the 22nd “Mo”Morial Invitational, which will be hosted by Texas A&M on Monday-Wednesday, April 6-8, at Traditions Club (par 72/6,406 yards). Lauren Rios, Daniela Abonce, Victoria Schuldt, Maria Bastarrica, Kayla Black and Sydney Bisgrove (individual) will represent the Roadrunners in the 54-hole, stroke-play event that will serve as their final tune-up for the American Conference Championship on April 20-22 in Florida. UTSA will compete against Abilene Christian, No. 22 Baylor, Charlotte, No. 34 Kansas, Lipscomb, No. 35 Missouri, Northern Colorado, Sam Houston, No. 3 Texas A&M, Texas State, Toledo, Tulsa, ULM and Western Kentucky. The field will play 18 holes beginning at 8:30 a.m. each day. Live scoring will be provided at scoreboard.clippd.com. The Roadrunners have played in the “Mo”Morial Invitational five times previously with their last appearance coming in 2022 when they finished 11th behind a top-20 showing from Morgan Ellison. Their top finish in the event came in their first visit in 2010 when they placed fourth behind five top-30 finishes, including a tie for 30th by current UTSA head coach Summer Batiste. UTSA is coming off a seventh-place effort at the MountainView Collegiate on March 20-22 in Arizona.

Upwind Security has appointed Joe Sullivan, one of Silicon Valley’s most prominent cybersecurity executives, as a strategic advisor, as the company positions itself to capitalize on growing demand for cloud and AI security. Sullivan previously served as Chief Security Officer at Facebook, Uber and Cloudflare, and earlier spent eight years at the U.S. Department of Justice, where he helped establish a unit focused on prosecuting cybercrime. His appointment comes at a time when enterprises are struggling to adapt to a rapidly expanding attack surface driven by cloud computing and artificial intelligence. Upwined, which reported 900% year-over-year revenue growth and recently raised $250 million in a Series B funding round, seeks to compete with both established cybersecurity vendors and newer cloud-native players. Sullivan’s role at Upwind will focus on enterprise strategy and customer engagement, reflecting a broader trend in the industry: as cybersecurity becomes more central to business operations, companies are turning to experienced operators who have managed security at global scale. "Security leaders are navigating something genuinely new right now,” said Sullivan.  » Read More

We all know that Twitter is a cesspool of spambots, far right users, incels and outright Nazis. We know this has much to do with who gets promoted by the algorithms they use. One of these algorithms is the feed algorithm. If you don’t know, most social media don’t show you just the posts from people you follow, in the order they are posted. Instead they fill your feed with suggestions – and they post the posts completely out of order. This is nominally done to create engagement, but in Twitter’s case, it is also used to push specific transphobic, misogynist, racist viewpoints. In Twitter you can choose between algorithmic suggestions and getting a chronological timeline of the posts by the accounts you follow. If you choose a chronological feed, it will revert ba ck to the algorithmic feed after a while (or at least it did so when I was active on Twitter). An interesting study in Nature by Germain Gauthier, Roland Hodler, Philine Widmer & Ekaterina Zhuravskaya, shows the danger of Twitters algorithmic feed The political effects of X’s feed algorithm Feed algorithms are widely suspected to influence political attitudes. However, previous evidence from switching off the algorithm

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