That was a packed WWDC keynote. Very curious to hear what Mac Pro configuration that John Siracusa is going to go with after all these years of saving up his money. The new display is impressive, yet so expensive.

It’s as if the new noise level detection functionality on Apple Watch was implemented with my teenage daughter in mind.

For All Mankind looks pretty awesome. Can’t wait to hear some further thoughts from Snell and Hackett (who are both at today’s keynote) on Liftoff.

I remember the American xenophobia towards Japanese companies during the 80s and early 90s, but it’s fascinating to revisit it from Nintendo’s perspective in Game Over. 30 years later, dominant U.S. companies like Apple, Google, and Amazon have equally anticompetitive practices.

If I’d read Red or Dead five years ago instead of last summer I would probably be a Liverpool supporter; instead I’m just an admirer of their history, team, and manager. Oh, and I like their anthems too!

Spurs battled, but just never found a way to put the ball in the net and then Liverpool closed the deal with a second late goal. Going in I thought Liverpool would have the edge thanks to their experience and team quality, but Tottenham showed me they’re really close.

Weird match so far. After the tough opening penalty Spurs were great in possession and crap in the final third. Liverpool gave away way more balls than I expected.

Big game today for Tottenham Hotspur. It’s been pretty fun tuning in for their rise over the last five years. Kind of a bummer that Yedlin could never crack their lineup, but his signing got me interested in the team at a time I was looking for a Premier League side to support.

Giving Fiery Feeds a try today. I like the idea of iCloud sync, but I tend to do most of my feed reading on computers rather than iOS devices. I’ve tried a variety of different feed services since Google shut down Reader, but have yet to settle on one.

Here comes the first summer-ish thunderstorm of the year! Wind is already rocking the porch rocking chair.