It’s funny. Seeing this post was the catalyst for me to finally set Firefox as the default browser on my phone and start using it daily. Going to set it up on my work laptop tomorrow too.

Doesn’t bash.org have it?

Oh shoot I just checked and bash.org has been down a while 😓

And I’m still sad to this day about this.

No worries. I dled and played around with it, and other than having no clue what the characters are, nothing seems to stutter as I play with it.

My guy, you can’t drop these claims without telling us who! Lego are so expensive, I’d love some supposedly higher quality alternatives.

I’ve not followed him since he left Barca. Has he not done well at Aston Villa?

I can’t seem to find that in the play store. It’s suggesting an app called Kaiteki. Is that the app?

Wow, hats off to the director for such a swift and appropriate response.

Can you name some specific apps? I’ve got a Pixel 6 Pro and want to test them on my device to see if I have the same issue, but everything I use (not sure if built with flutter or not) is pretty smooth.

That goal was honestly insane. The way he picks up the loose ball just beyond the box, sidesteps Zimmerman, and then finds the tiniest of space to get the shot off, around the defender, and into the top corner is nutty.

I don’t know who would be a good coach for the USWNT, but I did want to chime in and add to the spirit of the discussion and say that watching their match against Portugal was one of the most disappointing and frustrating matches I’ve seen from the US women. Clearly, Portugal had been studying the game, how to make quick, decisive passes, and how to advance the ball up the field as a team. All the US could do was hoof it forward or an individual would attempt to take on multiple defenders and lose. Vlatko hasn’t done anything to improve this team tactically.

Wait, “insensitive remarks”? I mean, it had to be more than just “insensitive remarks” to be placed on leave. Racist, homophobic, etc makes sense for a leave of absence, but not “insensitive remarks”.

Just not their next match! Hoping Chicho and Moose go off on their former clubs come game time!

Daggum that’s nuts. I’m hoping RSL and Miami advance to the Open Cup final so I can have a chance to see Messi play against my club in my hometown.

I stayed up to watch the game, at least until the first US goal so I could go to sleep feeling better about the USA’s chances and I’m upset at myself for watching that entire dumpster fire of a performance from the USA. Portugal, despite being unable to produce many dangerous chances in front of goal, was so much better in possession, and came within inches of knocking out the reigning back to back champions. It felt like the US couldn’t string more than two passes together. It was abysmal.

Well that’s a great way to help lure better talent to your favorite club: threaten them with career ending wounds for being one of the worst teams in the league.

Ya for real. Cards on the table, I don’t subscribe to The Athletic, but it’s a solid sports outlet. Whenever I see a story posted from there, I get a little sad that I won’t get to read it, but I recognize it’s probably a good article.

Ha, and I’m over here hoping Seattle doesn’t pull one off!

Watching the game after he came on, you could tell everyone was focused on him with baited breath. When he scored, it was electric.

I’m an RSL fan, but my wife is from Miami (and a huge Ronaldo fan), so they’re kind of my East coast team, but I’ve never admitted it to anyone cause they’ve been atrocious. I’ve always been a Messi fan, so of course I’ve been excited to see him in the league.

We were both watching the game last night and as soon as the free kick was given we both knew what was inevitable. Of course he slots it in – top bins – and even my wife couldn’t hold back the excitement of the moment. This dude is something else.