Putin wants Trump to win. There's no serious debate about that. Does Putin want America to be weak or strong? There's no serious debate about that either. Why would you vote for the candidate Putin wants you to vote for?

We’ve entered the “you’re goddamn right I’m a fascist” portion of the campaign.

🧵Next week, you will see people using something called Benford's Law to try to prove election fraud. ⛔️These people are wrong⛔️ I am a scientist who has published on Benford's Law. Let me tell you what it is and why what they are doing is mathematically incorrect. 1/

I voted for Kamala. It was my pleasure to vote for her as my senator (I’m from San Francisco) and my vice president. Casting my vote for her (despite it not mattering given my voting district) was so proud for me… I’m anti-Trump but also pro-Kamala.

Kamala Harris' full appearance on Saturday Night Live:

Live from New York, it’s Tim!

the guy who just mansplained The Handmaid’s Tale to the author of The Handmaid’s Tale

This is an incredible article about Mayor Pete, Tim Wu, flying, government, how ideas change lives. Seriously: put aside 20 minutes, get a cup of coffee, and learn about the antitrust revolution in action. politico.com/news/magazine/…

We ran 80,000 simulations, and you spelled 'definitely' wrong in 71,052 of them.

More Kafka-esque behavior from British Airways claims system. All interaction with it is via email, so if they fail to send you an email, there’s no way to get any information on the claim even via the Gold customer service team. Website just says “check your email”. 🤦‍♂️

Madrid’s metro was 71 miles long in 1995. That would be the world’s 51st longest today, reasonable considering Madrid is the 57th largest city by population. Yet over 12 years, the metro would ~3x in length at costs much lower than was thought possible. Here’s how they did it🧵

My photo kissing a nuclear waste cask went viral and people had… opinions about it. There was outrage, with many claiming it was dangerous and that I was hurting my future children (lol). Here’s why kissing a nuclear waste cask is actually fine🧵

VW Group Collects Vehicle Movement Data The Chaos Computer Club (CCC) a well-known German Group of hackers reveals that the Volkswagen Group systematically collects movement data from hundreds of thousands of vehicles from the brands VW, Audi, Skoda, and Seat and stores it over

1. avoid taxes as a professional landlord 2. beg for "private firefighters" to protect your home

Hey Sainsbury's thanks for whatever sponsorship deal you got to put beer (which isn’t a traditional ingredient anyway) into your Taste The Difference onion gravy. Way to go adding an allergen in to a product that shouldn’t have it and didn’t before.