@hankgreen.bsky.social Mr. Green, if I may make a request, would you consider asking your artists to add a cool leather jacket as an outfit in your app so that my son, James Bean, can be appropriately overdressed? Thank you.
August 24, 2025 at 8:58 PM
@hankgreen.bsky.social Mr. Green, if I may make a request, would you consider asking your artists to add a cool leather jacket as an outfit in your app so that my son, James Bean, can be appropriately overdressed? Thank you.
Yesterday I finished reading Reset, by Ronald J. Deibert.
It took me the better part of the month, but I'm glad I gave myself some time with it. It was a shocking, sobering and informative read, and depressingly more relevant now than when it was written 5 years ago.
It took me the better part of the month, but I'm glad I gave myself some time with it. It was a shocking, sobering and informative read, and depressingly more relevant now than when it was written 5 years ago.
February 26, 2025 at 4:27 PM
Yesterday I finished reading Reset, by Ronald J. Deibert.
It took me the better part of the month, but I'm glad I gave myself some time with it. It was a shocking, sobering and informative read, and depressingly more relevant now than when it was written 5 years ago.
It took me the better part of the month, but I'm glad I gave myself some time with it. It was a shocking, sobering and informative read, and depressingly more relevant now than when it was written 5 years ago.
Introduce yourself with 4 video games ⭐
I genuinely think this list perfectly encapsulates my taste in games.
I genuinely think this list perfectly encapsulates my taste in games.
February 12, 2025 at 8:43 PM
Introduce yourself with 4 video games ⭐
I genuinely think this list perfectly encapsulates my taste in games.
I genuinely think this list perfectly encapsulates my taste in games.
Atomic Habits, by James Clear.
Typically I'm wary of works in the "self help" genera, but Mr. Clear's writing is so affable and enjoyable, plus the methods he purports are some I have seen working in my own life.
Typically I'm wary of works in the "self help" genera, but Mr. Clear's writing is so affable and enjoyable, plus the methods he purports are some I have seen working in my own life.
February 11, 2025 at 7:30 PM
Atomic Habits, by James Clear.
Typically I'm wary of works in the "self help" genera, but Mr. Clear's writing is so affable and enjoyable, plus the methods he purports are some I have seen working in my own life.
Typically I'm wary of works in the "self help" genera, but Mr. Clear's writing is so affable and enjoyable, plus the methods he purports are some I have seen working in my own life.
Meditations For Mortals, by Oliver Burkeman.
4,000 Weeks is maybe one of my favorites philosophy books of all time. M4M, in my opinion, tackles similarly heavy concepts in a much friendlier, more approachable manner, which makes it a great recommend for friends and family.
4,000 Weeks is maybe one of my favorites philosophy books of all time. M4M, in my opinion, tackles similarly heavy concepts in a much friendlier, more approachable manner, which makes it a great recommend for friends and family.
February 11, 2025 at 12:01 AM
Meditations For Mortals, by Oliver Burkeman.
4,000 Weeks is maybe one of my favorites philosophy books of all time. M4M, in my opinion, tackles similarly heavy concepts in a much friendlier, more approachable manner, which makes it a great recommend for friends and family.
4,000 Weeks is maybe one of my favorites philosophy books of all time. M4M, in my opinion, tackles similarly heavy concepts in a much friendlier, more approachable manner, which makes it a great recommend for friends and family.
Four games you wish more people would play!
February 10, 2025 at 11:28 PM
Four games you wish more people would play!