Oracle Park 2022
Last Saturday, I visited Oracle Park for the first time this season. Frankly,
AT&T Park is still the more familiar name to me; moreover, I feel obscurely it's
more beautiful to see the letters "AT&T." It was 2008 when I became the
Latest
Elden Ring
In the aftermath of the Twitter frenzy, I learned that there had been a debate
about a New York Times article. Interestingly, it was an article about a game,
maybe the hottest game these days: Elden Ring
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elden_Ring].
It seemed that several Tweets (of
Twitter, Finally?
"Twitter set to accept Musk's $43 billion offer."
[https://www.reuters.com/technology/exclusive-twitter-set-accept-musks-best-final-offer-sources-2022-04-25/]
So be it.
Congratulations on the Twitter board - it's not sarcastic. I can understand them
if they think it is a perfect chance to 'exit' from a
Behavior
Yesterday, Yishan Wong's (the ex Reddit CEO) long Twitter thread was popular in
my network. I learned it from a newsletter (only Korean)
[https://otterletter.com/elon-has-no-idea/], and I thought it was an essence or
at least the most crucial factor of social network affairs nowadays.
> I
Apple Maps
When Apple announced its own map service (in 2012): Apple Maps, I thought it was
a silly and extravagant idea because Google Maps was so dominant (and looked
perfect) at the time. However, ten years have passed, and Apple Maps is my first
and favorite map service: especially for driving
Twitter vs. Musk
The hottest tech news of the last week should be Elon Musk's battle with
Twitter.
* 4/4: It had been disclosed that Elon Musk bought more than 9% of Twitter
stocks, which made him the largest individual shareholder. By the end of the
day, the board of Twitter
The Courtside
Although I'm a baseball guy, I've also enjoyed watching Warriors games. Watching live local sports games might be the only reason I'm still on the linear TV; I might have watched more than half of the Warriors' live games on TV this season.
