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Just moved into my new home 🏡 (credits: @carson_tk)

@MrBeast 19786713

First person to reply with the exact number of pennies in this room win $10,000

@armcn_ Epiccc i’ll download it rightttt when you’ll post it

@GaudreaultSamul Oh right, it will be available everywhere because it doesn’t collect any user data.

Preparing to submit my workout app to the App Store next week. Since it’s a new app it won’t have any reviews or testimonials to show so I’m keeping the website simple with screenshots as the focus.

@armcn_ Sometimes app are not available in canada like venmo

@GaudreaultSamul Why would being in Canada affect things? I’m also in Canada

@snnsnshn @zackdfilms1 If they’d recover the bullet it would be very hard.

@zackdfilms1 He could've made 3 shots instead of 1: armadillo, fence, and then directly at the chair she was sitting in. On separate days, too.

The Bullet That Hit His Mother-In-Law 😱

@armcn_ Initially, it was supposed to be a minimalistic approach on a gym app, don’t you think you’re adding too much features?

Charts in My Workout Logs have a lot of customization but I still want them to feel simple. You can set your defaults in Settings, then override them for individual exercises and those choices will be saved. Try the beta: testflight.apple.com/join/sr5RE6Cb

@armcn_ Epic man

When I do an exercise like a weighted plank it’s annoying having to start the timer, get set up, do the hold, then subtract the setup time from the timer. I’m surprised more workout apps don’t have a countdown timer but I’ve added one for My Workout Logs. Try the beta: testflight.apple.com/join/sr5RE6Cb

Habs for life

@armcn_ Were the*

@GaudreaultSamul How were you building it?

I’m working on a minimalistic workout logger because none of them felt user friendly to me. The goal is simplicity while still being able to track every kind of workout and exercise you can do. If that sounds interesting you can try an early beta release here: testflight.apple.com/join/sr5RE6Cb

@armcn_ What do you mean by how was I building it? Like what word features? Or what was I using to build it?

@GymFiesta Fkg ridiculous jesus christ

Correct me if I'm wrong?

@zackdfilms1 New dog killing technique

The Legend Of The Screaming Plant 😱

@PaulM2258261502 @NHL Omg that’s next season??

@NHL Really, with the reality of an 84 game season, just too fucking longgggggg...

The 2026-27 season is calling ☎️ Who do you see winning the #StanleyCup next year? 💭

@Tiana_Celine_23 What even is this performative shit

When her confidence comes back 🥰

@anthony09087 @SceneinCinema What if… they’re great because they listen to others in contrast to those that don’t care much about actors’ opinions.

@SceneinCinema So basically the Russo Brothers suck at their jobs, and need help from multiple sources to make a movie. Okay then.

Tom Holland says Robert Downey Jr. stepped in and saved many of his lines during Captain America: Civil War (2016). “When I was shooting Civil War, I felt like I'd sort of won some competition and was allowed to be on set for the day.” Holland says his scene had been cut down significantly from what he performed in his audition until Downey noticed. “Downey piped up and was like, ‘Where's all the kid's lines gone?’” When the Russo Brothers explained that the script was already 140 pages long, Downey wasn't convinced. “‘No, no, no, you're gonna want to spend some time on this.’” “‘Let's shoot the whole thing from the audition. You can always cut it, but you'd want to have it.’” The directors took Downey's advice, filmed the full sequence, and ultimately used all of it in the final theatrical cut.

@MRavikantbansal @NHL Ok chatgpt

A look back at Connor McDavid's spectacular season that led to him winning the Ted Lindsay Award! 👏 #NHLAwards

@ick_real Supplements n sheet

Can someone just invent a protein pill? I physically CANNOT eat 30g of protein a meal it’s just impossible

@Darkdarling00 "Your body is tea queen" Why are people speaking retardish

Shoutout to our waiter, she had the BEST

@AlainPatenaude7 Est-ce qu’on a 5 ans? Faut-il vraiment qu’on est des « safe-space » pour ces gens là qui font une crise lorsqu’on mentionne un mot ou une idée « offensante »? Grandissez un peu et soyez moins fragiles.

Petit message à Julie Snyder Madame Snyder, Il y a quelque chose d’assez particulier à vous voir monter aux barricades parce qu’Éric Duhaime a utilisé un terme que vous jugez déplacé, alors que vous-même n’avez jamais hésité à manier la morale comme une massue lorsque cela servait votre narratif. Vous vous offusquez aujourd’hui d’un mot, mais vous étiez étrangement silencieuse lorsque, sur votre propre plateau, on a présenté comme acceptable l’idée que des citoyens non vaccinés méritaient la prison, en le faisant dire à deux enfants‑acteurs. Je ne sais pas ce qui est pire : vouloir enfermer des gens qui refusent une injection à laquelle ils ont le droit de dire non, ou affirmer que la première ministre a l’air d’une matante. Vous vous permettez de distribuer des leçons, mais seulement lorsqu’elles confortent votre position. La cohérence, elle, semble facultative. Et avant de dénoncer les insultes dans l’espace public, il serait peut‑être utile de reconnaître que vous avez vous‑même contribué à un climat où la nuance a été remplacée par la stigmatisation. Vous accusez les autres de manquer de respect, mais vous avez activement participé à diviser la population entre bons et mauvais citoyens. Alors venir aujourd’hui jouer les gardiennes de la bienséance politique, c’est… disons, audacieux. Un peu de retenue, ou simplement un regard honnête sur votre propre rôle dans la dégradation du débat public, serait sans doute plus utile que des sermons sélectifs.