Haha

I don’t support piracy, but there are alternatives. The NFL’s FAST channel NFL Channel very likely will have highlights during the game, and after the game, NFL Network will air NFL GameDay Final, a postgame show with highlights and analysis of the game.

I’d presume that, like with other primetime NFL games, you can also listen to Kevin Harlan’s dulcet tones cover the game on the radio via the Westwood One Radio Network.

She’d have to keep the glasses on though.

Some people are even saying that this movement will be used to excuse the abolition of the 19th amendment. I hope they are wrong though.

The crazy thing to think about this is, for an entire generation, this is what Harry Potter is going to be to them, and the movies will feel like the knock-offs. Or at least, not the “real” or “original” versions.

I’ve never watched or read Harry Potter, nor do I plan to, but this reality hit me when watching the new Little House On The Prairie adaptation, having both listened to audiobook versions of the original books and watched the NBC show as a child.

That’s what most people suspect. A couple of the jurors wore pink, and some people suspect they were signaling that they joined a recent movement of women who are wearing pink in support of Lindsay Clancy.

I’m genuinely shocked. We all knew that he did it, but I’m surprised he (and the organization) are getting punished for it.

However, I do think that he should be forced to relinquish ownership of the Clippers. I could see how that might be difficult to do legally, though.

A couple of thoughts.

First, will this replace The Schrager Hour?

And secondly, it will be awkward to go from Pat McAfee to the Bussin’ With The Boys crew considering that Pat had a less-than-amicable split from Barstool.

I’ll probably check it out once the run ends. I’m too busy to watch it right now anyways, but glad to hear that it’s worth watching.

What Mr. Beast challenge was this?

I’m not going to pretend to understand everything that you’re saying, but I would like to mention that it’s hard to suspend disbelief about there being much “extreme” about being a vandal.

How? By whom?

Running out of time, or tokens?

I was starting to wonder because of your lengthy posts and use of emphasis, did you use AI to make this post?

Uploading AI slop and posting genuine content (reposted or “spammy” or not) are two very, very different things.

I’ve had multiple accounts banned over one or two posts that somebody didn’t like. Months of posting, comments, engagement and contributions can effectively disappear from a community because of a couple of moderation decisions.

And the more you contribute, the worse the odds become. If you make hundreds or thousands of posts, eventually you’re going to post something that one moderator somewhere doesn’t like.

You don’t need one moderation team to tolerate you. You need multiple independent moderators and admins, across multiple servers, to remain aligned indefinitely.

This is why free speech (or at least free speech adjacent) instances are important. They don’t ban people nearly as frivolously. Build your communities on instances that are not hosted by bullies.

Although, I will say, your premise is a bit flawed here. Having more moderation isn’t the problem, the problem is the type of moderators that are here on Lemmy. A lot of them are the same hall monitor types that were on Reddit, but even more strict!

Things have gotten better over time, especially with bridges. There are a few Bluesky users who talk about sports, and there’s also sportsbots.xyz which mirrors sports-related X accounts to the Fediverse. Also, @NBA@lemmy.world is a pretty poppin’ Lemmy community that talks about everything and anything NBA-related.

Honestly, the best thing that all of us can do are post about the sports we’re watching, and use the appropriate hashtags so that it’s easier for sports to trend and for us to find each other.

The funny thing about this to me is that watching ESPN, both at its best and at its worst, feels nothing like this. Unless you’re watching golf.

I will say that boosts can make posts spread on Mastodon a bit more quickly than I’ve seen Lemmy posts spread on Lemmy. But Lemmy posts aren’t particularly Mastodon-friendly, I do wish they were formatted to be a bit more readable.

I see. I am not sure how this will help!

I’ve never been very much into GTA, I played GTA 5 a couple of times and was actually underwhelmed. I am saving for my first console and am more excited to get RDR2 and the new Lego Skylines game than GTA 6.

It’s AP News though. They’re about as objective as they come.