Pass the Prego, and the Device Recording Your Conversations at the Dinner Table? Made in partnership with StoryCorps, Prego's puck-like 'Connection Keeper' device is designed to preserve key family conversations.

To clarify, that quote is from the PC Mag article about the device.

Perhaps systems developers can add a fraction of a second delay of random length?

In other words: "We want to make twice as much money."

Notable tidbit in the article:
"[If you upload the conversations to StoryCorps] be aware that anyone online can access your family's conversations, and you will want to ensure that everyone you've recorded has given permission before doing so."

What could possibly go wrong?

Globe showing the Atlantic Ocean with arrows depicting the AMOC circulation: warm surface currents (pink/red) flowing northward from the tropics toward the Arctic, and cold deep return currents (blue/purple) flowing southward. The background shows sea surface temperature trends, with a prominent blue cold patch, the "cold blob", south of Greenland, contrasting with warming (orange/red) across the rest of the ocean.

1/ There's a system of ocean currents in the Atlantic that shapes Europe's #climate, drives monsoons, and keeps sea levels stable along the US coast.

In the last 5 years, the scientific evidence that it could collapse has shifted dramatically.

Most people have no idea. 🧵

Tell someone they have their helmet on backwards.

Groot: groot

Robotaxi running over the running bot: "Stay outta my lane, boi."

It’s clumsy and invasive, critics say, about lawmakers’ proposal to restrict social media use by teens - The Boston Globe Proposals from on Beacon Hill aimed at curbing social media use among teens have run into a range of practical, constitutional, and security challenges.

This @bostonglobe.com piece highlighting substantive critiques of Massachusetts' "protect the kids" push for online ID checks is rock solid.

Many experts quoted along with parents and young people who would be directly impacted.

send this to yr MA legislators

www.bostonglobe.com/2026/04/19/m...

Just like airplanes coming and going at O'Hare airport (yeah, right).

Media and economists care more now that it's white collar workers getting laid off.

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You can check in but you can never check out.

Iran could simply drag it out until he's no longer president.

If only there was a president who cared whether his nominees were qualified.

Da Pope sez: "Don't let the church door hit you on the way out."

Trust the raccoon.

I heard that story on the radio yesterday. My first thought was, "I would have done that to make ends meet when I was in my 20s."

Bags of carrots with the brand JFC

Holding it upside down isn't complicated.

It does say "HARDWOOD" on the package.

The gene editing research relies on AI.

This Norwegian City Came Up With A Brilliant Way To Deal With Trash - BGR A small city in Norway has created a futuristic garbage disposal system that literally sucks garbage out of the city.

Bergen, Norway has the coolest trash collection system

A big part of the issue came about because the husband had no will.

A crucial detail: "A county probate judge overseeing Mr. Ross’s estate said that one of his sons — a retired Alabama state trooper now working at a federal courthouse in Anniston — was responsible for her arrest."

Ross was her deceased 2nd husband, and the arrest was essentially an estate dispute.

Exactly. Why would anyone ask him about someone's mental health?

He keeps claiming that he put out the fire, but he didn't actually put it out.

That's how you know he wrote it himself, not some other White House flunky.

Magnolia trees blooming with large white flowers, with walkway and wooden rail fence on left side.

Annual bloom of the magnolia trees, Lincoln, Massachusetts

Caller Dave got way more than he bargained for when he asked what was the secret of Victoria's Secret.