I always felt like Logan Stanley was the Darnell Nurse of the Winnipeg Jets in that it felt like he was more of a liability and couldn’t understand why the team hung on to him for so long. But now that he’s been traded, I’m sad to see him go—along with Saskatoon born Luke Schenn. #gojetsgo

Someone designed these in the late 80’s to inflict maximum panic on parents trying to get penalty details entered correctly before the ref drops the puck and everyone starts yelling at you to “Start the clock!”

A digital scoreboard and control panel face an empty ice rink with advertisement banners in the background.

My kid’s hockey game starts at 9:15pm tonight. At least the rink is so cold that there’s no way I can fall asleep while watching it. 😴🥶

Me if I was on a Apple pundit podcast: “The new MacBook Neo is for the people who buy one.”

Which is one reason why I’ve never been asked to be on a Apple podcast. 😆

Noah Kahan writes some beautifully heartfelt music… while also being deeply unserious with his hashtag usage. 😂 💩

Noah Kahan wearing a cap is playing a guitar indoors, with text overlay containing song lyrics and social media interactions visible.Noah Kahan in a blue shirt is holding a guitar while text repeats the phrase And it's cold. With hashtags at the bottom including #explosivediarrhea

Uber (Dad) for hire.

Selfie a day for a year, day 198, Mar 4, 2026 edition. #parenting

A bearded man wearing glasses and a black beanie is sitting in a truck with a snowy landscape visible outside the window.

It’s like golf, right? A lower open rate % is a good thing? 😆

A notification reveals that an email issue sent on a Tuesday titled Somewhere in Saskatchewan was delivered to 82 subscribers with a 0% open rate and an 11% click rate.

I think Retro is the best Instagram alternative I’ve tried… but I still can’t convince anyone irl to switch. The social graph of IG is just too strong a pull.

But if you like privacy + a focus on photos in your social apps, Retro is the way IMHO.

Anyone else trying to use the Raindrop extension in Safari and have to constantly give it approval? I’ve given in and clicked “always allow” and “remember for other websites”, but it still keeps popping up.

This extension would be able to read and alter webpages and see your browsing history on this website. This could include sensitive information, including passwords, phone numbers, and credit cards.&10;&10;You can change this later in the Websites section of Safari Settings.

New blog post: MacBook Neo