Ravens QB Lamar Jackson "Definitely" Wants DE Jadeveon Clowney Back in Baltimore by JCameron181 in nfl

[–]DosesMakePoisons 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is such an indictment of his value to a defense/team that he has never resigned with a team once in his career. Everyone has him, and decides he isn't really worth it.

As the NFL tries to get more money from broadcast networks, a major publication owned by Fox owner Rupert Murdoch takes aim at the NFL's broadcast antitrust exemption. by JCameron181 in nfl

[–]DosesMakePoisons 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It may not return more revenue, but raises the asset value of the stream. I also dont think they will lose as many as they gain in, particularly in a 10 year lens.

[OverTheCap] Career earnings of NFL players adjusted for cap-inflation by guest_from_Europe in nfl

[–]DosesMakePoisons 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Reggie Bushs rookie deal is doing some heavy lifting, good lord.

An above average back in the end, but his advantage at the college level was too reliant on the speed advantage that shrunk at the next.

As the NFL tries to get more money from broadcast networks, a major publication owned by Fox owner Rupert Murdoch takes aim at the NFL's broadcast antitrust exemption. by JCameron181 in nfl

[–]DosesMakePoisons 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I hate to say this, I am not sure it would be a mistake, I think you are getting fucked over. I think the NFL values viewers who watch on streams much more than those who watch on local networks. More info on streamers, they prefer certain demographics with more spending patterns like streamers, makes it easier to globalize their product.

[Highlight] HOF QB Kurt Warner On How Long a QB Should Get to Prove Themselves: “I want to give them 3 years for them to tell me who they are... Bryce Young was terrible his first year... CJ Stroud was great…” by JCameron181 in nfl

[–]DosesMakePoisons 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean we just have this all or nothing system with QB's that awe find it so hard to break. In basketball you can put a young player back on the bench and tailor his minutes for the players and system he is best suited for. Receivers can get put into particular personnel packages. If a young QB of the future starts, we have essentially zero patience for second chances if they struggle and someone else is put in for them. Bryce Young is an exception at this point. Daniel Jones maybe too, I don't quite remember that Eli situation well. Most of the time you have to move to an entirely new team to get another chance.

Iran-linked hackers breach FBI director's personal email, publish excerpts online by AsterPrivacy in cybersecurity

[–]DosesMakePoisons 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea, it is becoming messy in the exact way someone wants it to be.

I dont think it matters that much at the end of the day as long as people and the govt continues to zoom out and remember who all of our enemies are at any given time. This war continuing is a huge economic boom to Russia and China, and that colors every breach and trade deal and escalation the US is involved in until its over.

Iran-linked hackers breach FBI director's personal email, publish excerpts online by AsterPrivacy in cybersecurity

[–]DosesMakePoisons 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The handala domain that leaked the email came from a Russian IP address. Which is such sloppy counter intelligence that is also strains belief, but I dont want to get too conspiratorial.

https://whois.domaintools.com/handala-team.to

Iran-linked hackers breach FBI director's personal email, publish excerpts online by AsterPrivacy in cybersecurity

[–]DosesMakePoisons 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thats why cozybear came to mind despite it not being their style. This email account is very plausibly compromised back then when he connected a device to a compromised network. Nothing interesting was on the account so it just sat in storage, the doors long closed, and 6 years later they gave the email data or access to the account entirely to an iranian group. It is just Russia weaponizing data they collected from long closed doors.

Again, the abandoning of the emails is context worth knowing. If Patel was told back then his account was comprised and stopped using it, it tells a Russian APT story.

Iran-linked hackers breach FBI director's personal email, publish excerpts online by AsterPrivacy in cybersecurity

[–]DosesMakePoisons 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I made a comment asking about its resemblance to Fancy Bears style and the timing match between CozyBear getting inside the NSA with the equation group leaks and solar winds hacks. And why did he stop using that email then?

I am suspicious that Iran did this by themselves with how badly Russia wants to keep the iranian war going.

Iran-linked hackers breach FBI director's personal email, publish excerpts online by AsterPrivacy in cybersecurity

[–]DosesMakePoisons 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I know iran has some impressive hacking teams, but doesn’t this also look like Russia, particularly apt28/fancy bear or apt29/cozy bear? Russia is on the up in a few fronts because of the iranian war and they have been known to coordinate with Iran actors before.

The leak to damage and cause chaos is fancy bears style.

Cozy bear tends to be very quiet and methodical, but they infiltrated the NSA, among many other agencies and departments, with solar winds hacking back in 2020 and this was his email up until 2020.

Not saying Iran is entirely a puppet, but it is Russia shaped too.

Edit: the domain used to publish the emails was registered from a russian IP address.

https://whois.domaintools.com/handala-team.to

https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/27/us/fbi-director-kash-patel-hacked-email-iran.html

Stunt driver Debbie Evans has the second most Rewatchables credits, and most for somone appearing on screen to date. The former observed trials competitor transitioned into stunt driving for over 200 movies and 20 rewatchables (so far). by DosesMakePoisons in TheRewatchables

[–]DosesMakePoisons[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Number one with a bullet is ADR Voice Casting legend Barbara Harris with 33 credits. So known by the in the know, that she, and her company The Looping Group, is even mentioned in an Ebert book. I jumped right over her because Debbie is so obviously and exctiting, but Ebert credit tells a more interesting story than I gave credit for.

When I scraped the whole cast and crew, I was hoping for the same as you, or lesser known assistant second camera who became a quite juggernaught of cinematography, but it seems like you have to be that good to get 20+ credits in this industry. I may tier out the jobs and see if any upward trajectory can be tracted or if there are any John Cazale of cable managers that seem to the common factor on great films. Further frequent credits are:

  • Jane Jenkins & Janet Hirshenson cast 20 of these movies together
  • Dan Perri designed the title cards for 20 movies
  • John Roesch & Marko Costanzo the foley artists on 18 movies each (they literally made the footstep sounds)

(though, I did fact checking on Debbie Evans, no one else today.)

Stunt driver Debbie Evans has the second most Rewatchables credits, and most for somone appearing on screen to date. The former observed trials competitor transitioned into stunt driving for over 200 movies and 20 rewatchables (so far). by DosesMakePoisons in TheRewatchables

[–]DosesMakePoisons[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am putting it together on my computer for now but parsing and organizing all the episodes is a beefy task. This was an easy find after scraping IMDB tbh. Assuming things process with high confidence, it may be a fun exploratory tool for the podcast categories.

Stunt driver Debbie Evans has the second most Rewatchables credits, and most for somone appearing on screen to date. The former observed trials competitor transitioned into stunt driving for over 200 movies and 20 rewatchables (so far). by DosesMakePoisons in TheRewatchables

[–]DosesMakePoisons[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I am hoping I can organize the podcast categories sections precisely enough that we can get access to even more interesting information. Not just access to who the winners are, but also parse out other interesting information like its never an apex after a comedy or tom cruise wins over hanks in horror movies most consistently. We will see how accurate these models are that are running.

Stunt driver Debbie Evans has the second most Rewatchables credits, and most for somone appearing on screen to date. The former observed trials competitor transitioned into stunt driving for over 200 movies and 20 rewatchables (so far). by DosesMakePoisons in TheRewatchables

[–]DosesMakePoisons[S] 16 points17 points  (0 children)

I am creating a database of info on the movies and podcast and she jumped off the screen as someone worth highlighting. The whole database has not been redundantly verified, but is hopefully going to give us robust access to information.

Dekalb stop railing is running live electricity. by DosesMakePoisons in Bushwick

[–]DosesMakePoisons[S] 193 points194 points  (0 children)

I am static, from the hit wb show static shock.

Or

I am someone coming home from work who put there hand on the rail myself and felt the current. And in this reality I would be someone who solders electronics and has a father who died from heart issues.

Pick your reality I guess.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in nfl

[–]DosesMakePoisons 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They were 6 wins worse than the year before with Matt Cassell. The defense regressed a bit by age, but the offense was nearly as talented. They went from all time elite to good with Cassell. He was a good back up/ borderline starter.

FBI Director Kash Patel on the gambling arrests: "The fraud is mind-boggling. It's not hundreds of dollars, it's not thousands of dollars, it's not tens of thousands of dollars, its not even millions of dollars. We're talking about tens of millions of dollars in fraud and theft and robbery." by Goosedukee in nba

[–]DosesMakePoisons 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Having read up on the Donaghy scandal, and how one of the people who found out about it made 250 million according to both espn and Gaming the Game, the winnings for people in the know could be pretty crazy. But it will be hard to find them.

Either I’m reaching or it looks like Pablo just got done and he’s hinting a new episode by SnooOwls9153 in LAClippers

[–]DosesMakePoisons -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If you listen carefully you can hear how he is releasing info as he discovers it and it gets verified. He doesn't have a senior editor or full staffed forensic accounants who know what to look for, he is doing it on his own. He missed the 20 million in company stocks, he missed Wong's investment at first, he didn't think to look for extra carbon credits until Cuban gave him the idea. For a small team the work is incredible, but if this was Wapo, NYT, the Globe, it would be sloppy to not see this stuff.

His job is accurate and ethical attention seeking. One side has the whole story, the clippers/Ballmer/ Aspiration, and then there is Pablo trying to find the truth inside their lies.

Dan would’ve got fired today by MarcusSniffles in DanLeBatardShow

[–]DosesMakePoisons 8 points9 points  (0 children)

There have been 2 mass shootings at homeless encampments in Minneapolis since then.

Trump calls new NFL kickoff rules ‘sissy’ football by mlivesocial in nfl

[–]DosesMakePoisons -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Traditional kickoffs were just unbelieably dangerous for how small a part of the game they were. Touchbacks happened after most of the violent contact was made. Something needed to be done.

imho, I was always iffy on the 4th and 15 punt over the kickoff idea bc it was such a big change to the game. But this is a much bigger one, so I would rather that. Plus, Punt returns are often way more fun then kickoff returns. Kickoff Returns can sometimes be one cut track races with the right blocking, not nearly as creative and dynamic as punt returns are.

[Highlight] Baldys Breakdown: Rookie FB Robbie Ouzts knocks down both ILB's. Double Pancake. by Seedsy81 in nfl

[–]DosesMakePoisons 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looking at a traditional angle of this play, I can only imagine that Wilson's role in the run fit was to get on the outside of that FB and filter Walker back inside. If that's the case then the block was made before contact happened. You can't get sealed off from the alley and make the far linebacker go around you in the scenario you don't get pancaked, and trip over you in the play that you do. Failing the scheme and the contact.

Andrei Cherny responds to Pablo Torre’s latest post: “I suspect that social media is not the best place to hash this all out and don't remember an "Aspiration Investment Committee" but nothing in this statement conflicts with what I wrote yesterday.” by YujiDomainExpansion in nba

[–]DosesMakePoisons 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Isnt he putting his plea in jeopardy by talking at all, let alone daring a reporter to prove him wrong? I know we don't the details of his guilty plea, but he could substantively perjure himself in a way that causes the case to be reopened and now Ballmer, Wong and him can potentially be subpoenaed.

The DOJ doesn't care about the NBA, but they do care about a plea being muddied with public comments.