Joe Uchill
@joeuchill.bsky.social
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Potential game show contestant. Former Axios, The Hill, Passcode. Founder of the Codebook cybersecurity newsletter. Once got lost in a Starbucks.
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Are you hungry or just angry at chickens?
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If you’ve never seen the Werner Herzog’s ANT MAN sketch, have I got something for you to look for.
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ilprofessore.bsky.social
Werner Herzog’s Jungle Book
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Kevin Smith’s Oppenheimer
upbeatprof.bsky.social
Paul Schrader's Madagascar
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Kevin Smith’s Oppenheimer
upbeatprof.bsky.social
Paul Schrader's Madagascar
gregoryaight.bsky.social
Darren Aronofsky's Happy Gilmore.
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Your stuffed animals forgive you.
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nytimes.com
A team of researchers analyzed the anatomical dimensions of an infamous imprint on a Chicago sidewalk, sifting through photos and measuring mammal specimens in museum collections to put what they were seeing in context.

Their conclusion? The Chicago Rat Hole was not made by a rat.
The Chicago Rat Hole Was Not Made by a Rat
A statistical analysis of an infamous indentation in a sidewalk suggested a 99 percent likelihood that another rodent made the mark.
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joeuchill.bsky.social
playing ent with wood tiles seems cruel.
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leahmillis.bsky.social
The @chicago.suntimes.com photographer who risked their personal health and safety to take this photograph is Anthony Vazquez. Please credit photographers and media outlets. In this age of misinformation, a photo with no context could be anything at all.
50501movement.bsky.social
Please remind us who the domestic terrorists are again.
Photo from Chicago: DHS militarized agent holding a gun up directly in someone’s face as the victim has their hands up, pleading for them not to shoot.
joeuchill.bsky.social
if you’re considering reporting as a career, clips are going to be more important than a degree.

If all your college gives you is “Breaking: The Dean is Very Attractive,“ have a backup plan.
jessicacalarco.com
Indiana University has fired the staff director of the student newspaper, after disputes in which university leadership tried to pressure him to prevent students from publishing news.
IndyStar 2 . Follow
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"All Media School and IU students, faculty and staff
should be scared by this blatant attack on someone
standing up for what's right," student Editors-ln-Chief
Mia Hilkowitz and Andrew Miller said in a statement.
Read more: bit.ly/43ebKW1
IndyStar.
IDS
The original investigative student
newsroom of Indiana University
Barge suspends Bloomingtonr
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Indiana University fires IDS
adviser amid push to control
student newspaper's content The director of student media at Indiana University was fired amidst a dispute between university leadership and editors at the Indiana Daily Student over what content gets printed in the student newspaper.

As director of student media, Jim Rodenbush did not directly oversee or have any say over the content published in the IDS, per a charter between the IDS and the university. But he told IndyStar his firing follows a series of meetings with IU Media School leadership in which it grew increasingly apparent they were expecting him to officially prohibit students from publishing news.
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chrisgeidner.bsky.social
If you know of any litigation resulting from/related to this, please reach out. Email and Signal are in my bio.
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BREAKING: Marco Rubio's State Department announces publicly that it is exercising unconstitutional viewpoint discrimination in revoking people's visas based on comments about the killing of Charlie Kirk.
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The United States has no obligation to host foreigners who wish death on Americans.
The State Department continues to identify visa holders who celebrated the heinous assassination of Charlie Kirk. Here are just a few examples of aliens who are no longer welcome in the U.S.:
5:55 PM • Oct 14, 2025 • 34.1K Views
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gravelinfluencer.bsky.social
I think that when media outlets report on "threats to ICE" they should remember and cite Mike Johnson saying that a naked bike ride is the most threatening thing he's seen so far
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I think every grown up reaches the point where they no longer understand the youth.

This is mine.
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“…No.”

“Is there going to be, like, a twist ending?”
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Have them film you talking about being laid off.
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jessicacalarco.com
Indiana University has fired the staff director of the student newspaper, after disputes in which university leadership tried to pressure him to prevent students from publishing news.
IndyStar 2 . Follow
1h:
"All Media School and IU students, faculty and staff
should be scared by this blatant attack on someone
standing up for what's right," student Editors-ln-Chief
Mia Hilkowitz and Andrew Miller said in a statement.
Read more: bit.ly/43ebKW1
IndyStar.
IDS
The original investigative student
newsroom of Indiana University
Barge suspends Bloomingtonr
LITTLE 500
IDS
IDS
She should've
knownbetter:'
nt
in
N
eoiencnalt.
A
INnpttM
Indiana University fires IDS
adviser amid push to control
student newspaper's content The director of student media at Indiana University was fired amidst a dispute between university leadership and editors at the Indiana Daily Student over what content gets printed in the student newspaper.

As director of student media, Jim Rodenbush did not directly oversee or have any say over the content published in the IDS, per a charter between the IDS and the university. But he told IndyStar his firing follows a series of meetings with IU Media School leadership in which it grew increasingly apparent they were expecting him to officially prohibit students from publishing news.
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cmonstah.bsky.social
For this weeks's Art Insider for @kcrw.com, Paula Mejía has a look at piñatas by Roberto Benavidez that are inspired by the creatures of Hieronymus Bosch.
email.kcrw.com/roberto-bena...
A piñata sculpture of a hybrid bird-mouse creature is rendered in brilliant blues.
joeuchill.bsky.social
I HAVE THOUGHTS ABOUT THE CLOSING CREDITS SONG.
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it‘s a contentious point among religious scholar, but my read of the Bible is God can kick most people‘s asses.
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Another is that human trafficking among people who have never and will never go to the USA, has a dramatic impact on US lives. It's not just a moral obligation; it's a component of a multi-billion dollar criminal industry that targets Americans.
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I'm not here to rank order evil (thank God), but there are a bunch of important takeaways.

One of them is this: Of all the industries legal and illegal that slave labor could be used for, cybercrime at least an extremely profitable one at that scale of workforce. It's not a niche crime.
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Yeah. My understanding is it's pretty big across SE Asia, topping 300,000 people enslaved to run pig butchering scams. It has gotten particularly bad in Myanmar due to the civil war - policing crimes against foreigners isn't a high priority.
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theophite.bsky.social
"it is your turn to study statistical mechanics" is the funniest way to say "kys" which will not get you banned
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One of the interesting things about human trafficking is, while sexual slavery is the thing Americans are most familiar with, there is a huge human trafficking market in cyber scam operations - like six figures of people in Myanmar alone.

This group used forced labor pools in Cambodia.