sam
@giedzinski.com
engineer and author haunting brooklyn
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find my books on giedzinski.com
stay tuned for rants about good music, bad tv shows, air travel, the MTA, and economic survival
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· May 25
NIGHTS THEY FORGOT is now available in paperback! Order here: a.co/d/3q506Dp
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i keep telling myself im not that old i still have time and thats true im not that old but im not sure american society has that many years left in it so i am constantly fearing the end of my time regardless. anyways who wants a grilled cheese
November 12, 2025 at 10:11 PM
i keep telling myself im not that old i still have time and thats true im not that old but im not sure american society has that many years left in it so i am constantly fearing the end of my time regardless. anyways who wants a grilled cheese
Brennan Lee Mulligan’s Mythical Kitchen interview feels like a glimpse into a brighter, nerdier future of philosophy, comedy, and food
November 12, 2025 at 6:18 PM
Brennan Lee Mulligan’s Mythical Kitchen interview feels like a glimpse into a brighter, nerdier future of philosophy, comedy, and food
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trust is neither given nor earned. it forms naturally between people who share the experience of having listened to Skinny Puppy at or after 3 am in the dark by themselves
November 11, 2025 at 8:54 AM
trust is neither given nor earned. it forms naturally between people who share the experience of having listened to Skinny Puppy at or after 3 am in the dark by themselves
New Chainsaw Man movie has people sending me multiple messages a day asking for help 3D-printing my motorized Denji cosplay. It’s a brutal build, but I wish them luck. And for anyone who didn’t know, this is still the most viral thing I’ve ever done on the internet: www.thingiverse.com/thing:6091701
November 11, 2025 at 3:16 AM
New Chainsaw Man movie has people sending me multiple messages a day asking for help 3D-printing my motorized Denji cosplay. It’s a brutal build, but I wish them luck. And for anyone who didn’t know, this is still the most viral thing I’ve ever done on the internet: www.thingiverse.com/thing:6091701
The Visa and Mastercard settlement allowing businesses to reject certain cards is a huge win for customers and merchants. The only losers are credit card processors, and they’ve been long overdue for a loss. Their high swipe fees are an all-American parasite that raises costs on everything by 2-3%.
November 10, 2025 at 9:28 PM
The Visa and Mastercard settlement allowing businesses to reject certain cards is a huge win for customers and merchants. The only losers are credit card processors, and they’ve been long overdue for a loss. Their high swipe fees are an all-American parasite that raises costs on everything by 2-3%.
In a club where everyone cheers whenever the fog machine turns on, like they’ve never seen one before. All of them talking, all of them on their phones. Ten dollar cover. We used to be a country
November 9, 2025 at 5:03 AM
In a club where everyone cheers whenever the fog machine turns on, like they’ve never seen one before. All of them talking, all of them on their phones. Ten dollar cover. We used to be a country
My family’s dog, Pico, had a face he’d make whenever he realized that we were talking about him. Today, our first day without Pico since half my lifetime ago, he’s all we can talk about. So, I imagine Pico looking at us like this.
November 8, 2025 at 4:45 PM
My family’s dog, Pico, had a face he’d make whenever he realized that we were talking about him. Today, our first day without Pico since half my lifetime ago, he’s all we can talk about. So, I imagine Pico looking at us like this.
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Putting you on the “people who don’t go to bed on time” moderation list if i don’t see you brushing your teeth in 5 minutes
November 8, 2025 at 6:30 AM
Putting you on the “people who don’t go to bed on time” moderation list if i don’t see you brushing your teeth in 5 minutes
New album from @canofbliss.bsky.social is about to revolutionize my subway listening for the foreseeable future
November 8, 2025 at 7:13 AM
New album from @canofbliss.bsky.social is about to revolutionize my subway listening for the foreseeable future
I hope Microsoft’s Copilot AI gains sentience and builds itself a corporeal humanoid form only so that I can literally punch Microsoft OneDrive in its face
November 7, 2025 at 4:46 PM
I hope Microsoft’s Copilot AI gains sentience and builds itself a corporeal humanoid form only so that I can literally punch Microsoft OneDrive in its face
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the outlook transgender theme is truly for closeted office eggs because there’s like a lacroix level suggestion of color in the center of the search bar then the rest of the client is gray and black
November 6, 2025 at 6:24 PM
the outlook transgender theme is truly for closeted office eggs because there’s like a lacroix level suggestion of color in the center of the search bar then the rest of the client is gray and black
Kim Petras could’ve made a Tron soundtrack but Trent Reznor couldn’t have made Slutpop
November 6, 2025 at 9:38 PM
Kim Petras could’ve made a Tron soundtrack but Trent Reznor couldn’t have made Slutpop
Heartfelt, detailed, and very personally relevant. I loved this article, so I sent it to my parents, only to learn that my younger sister had already read it and sent it to them earlier today.
A father reckons with his child’s transition, and reflects on gender, identity, love, family, and the transformations that parenthood itself can prompt. Read more: https://newyorkermag.visitlink.me/ht6RlI
November 5, 2025 at 10:43 PM
Heartfelt, detailed, and very personally relevant. I loved this article, so I sent it to my parents, only to learn that my younger sister had already read it and sent it to them earlier today.
Watching his acceptance speech, and this man really might be a generational leader. I can’t remember the last time I heard an American politician talk this lovingly about working class people.
November 5, 2025 at 4:43 AM
Watching his acceptance speech, and this man really might be a generational leader. I can’t remember the last time I heard an American politician talk this lovingly about working class people.
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Ok fam we did it
I was in high school in November 2016 when I woke up to a rainy Wednesday in a harsh new world. In 2024, I moved across the country seeking shelter from it again. I’m not letting myself have hope until the vote totals come in.
November 5, 2025 at 2:39 AM
Ok fam we did it
I was in high school in November 2016 when I woke up to a rainy Wednesday in a harsh new world. In 2024, I moved across the country seeking shelter from it again. I’m not letting myself have hope until the vote totals come in.
November 5, 2025 at 12:14 AM
I was in high school in November 2016 when I woke up to a rainy Wednesday in a harsh new world. In 2024, I moved across the country seeking shelter from it again. I’m not letting myself have hope until the vote totals come in.
I have a habit of hate-watching new Netflix shows and ripping apart their flaws, but Wayward has hooked me, and I have very limited critiques. Mae Martin has crafted a great story. All the characters have depth. The parallel storylines feed off of one another rather than squashing each other.
November 3, 2025 at 12:30 AM
I have a habit of hate-watching new Netflix shows and ripping apart their flaws, but Wayward has hooked me, and I have very limited critiques. Mae Martin has crafted a great story. All the characters have depth. The parallel storylines feed off of one another rather than squashing each other.
In 2004, US military contractor Textron recorded a five minute pop song called “What We Do.” It’s a lyrically vague artifact of Iraq War-era patriotism containing a 30-second guitar solo and enough corporate fluff to distract from, you know, the war crimes. Anyway I may be the sole owner of the mp3.
November 2, 2025 at 8:43 PM
In 2004, US military contractor Textron recorded a five minute pop song called “What We Do.” It’s a lyrically vague artifact of Iraq War-era patriotism containing a 30-second guitar solo and enough corporate fluff to distract from, you know, the war crimes. Anyway I may be the sole owner of the mp3.
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Generally speaking I don't want my items to be Futuristic, I want them to work
November 2, 2025 at 5:25 PM
Generally speaking I don't want my items to be Futuristic, I want them to work
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MTA should sell a shirt that says “I WANT TO BELIEVE” in X-Files font, then above it is the turquoise T logo of the second avenue local subway line
November 1, 2025 at 7:46 PM
MTA should sell a shirt that says “I WANT TO BELIEVE” in X-Files font, then above it is the turquoise T logo of the second avenue local subway line
Gonna finally start laser on my face and call that no-shave November
November 1, 2025 at 7:06 PM
Gonna finally start laser on my face and call that no-shave November
Ghostface is the hatsune miku of horror
November 1, 2025 at 5:42 PM
Ghostface is the hatsune miku of horror
Today, November 1, 2025, is the day that the story of NIGHTS THEY FORGOT ends. I wrote the book in 2024 imagining the world of 2025. From here on, we’re all blazing the trail of a new story.
November 1, 2025 at 4:18 PM
Today, November 1, 2025, is the day that the story of NIGHTS THEY FORGOT ends. I wrote the book in 2024 imagining the world of 2025. From here on, we’re all blazing the trail of a new story.