I am -- it's the one WWE show I still watch, even with my AEW preference. Nothing beats a good battle royale.

Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story remains my favorite.

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That's a lot of cows!

Yup! I kind of wish they had a reverse lookup ("how many Pounds would I need to buy three cows in 1450?"), but it's still pretty nifty.

I like Thundr games (one of my first big posts here was a review of them: #451194), though I also admit that I often value my time more than the 1-2 sats I might get. The cost isn't just time, though -- there's also the ads, which is revenue they're getting and then parcelling out (and to be fair, that's more than you get with the ads in a lot of other games).

I expect my monthly sats from them are closer to 100-200 these days, just because I'm not patient enough for the grind.

Also, you know that they offer extra sats for contests in each game via their Discord, right?

I figured you would have grown up seeing him, just like I did! I actually think I saw a lot more Droopy than Huckleberry when I was a kid.

And, of course, the basis for a classic cartoon dog:

Only someone who was a teenage Mets fan in '84 would likely know Chapman.

Gave it a go. Being a lifelong Mets fan gave me a good advantage for the lower-right corner.

Oh, man, I'd forgotten about this puzzle! Probably because I was also terrible at it and only have so much time for puzzles each day, but I should at least check it out sometimes.

Well, rumors of the Jays signing a former Met star turned out to be true!

Excellent news! I expect that will resolve things from my end without having to change my behavior (my favorite kind of solution).

Stephen Wright.

Deion's going to be so pissed if his son doesn't go top 3.

Can't imagine the Jets taking Milroe that early (I'd rather they fix their other problems and get a band-aid QB this year, or trade up), but honestly, he's got a lot of upside.

True, though I also expect that we'll see enough reporting at non-Coindesk sites to cover things.

Yeah, it would certainly be fascinating, at the very least. It might even lead to a world where Trump Steaks are a product again.

The Trump circular economy.

(Also, Coindesk wants my email to keep reading articles? Can't imagine using them enough to even give them a throwaway.)

I figure it's got to have some use in the logistics field, although I'm also guessing most of what's needed is known (square/rectangular containers). Beyond that, as with so many thing that seem cool/interesting, I'm not sure there's anything else there, but since I'm not a scientist, I can just still enjoy it. :-)

Great piece -- both the FT one and your snarkier take on it. I hate these programs so much.

I like Paul Simon.