AJ is Rocking Out

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The Indiana Jones of software development

Screen capture of Napalm Death's bass player wearing a Primitive Man shirt while playing on NPR's "Tiny Desk Concert."
Screen capture of a Washington Post headline saying “Authorities investigate Taco Bell and lettuce as cyclosporiasis outbreak surges”
Screen capture of an Instagram post from the Flenser showing the band Agriculture’s fall tour schedule. The Fort Collins date on 11/13 is highlighted.
Weed trimmer lying on a garage floor in a half-reloaded with line.
Gate fold cover, sleeves, and one of the records from Cobalt's 2016 release "Slow Forever." The vinyl is a distinctive orange-black bleed effect.
Photo of a street name sign, street is named "Weesuck Ave."
Three ICE agents hold reporter face down on the ground. One of the agents is spraying the reporter in the face with pepper spray. The reporter cannot do anything to defend himself or cover his face because there are THREE ICE AGENTS HOLDING HIM DOWN.
Album cover, Unwound - "The Future of What"
Screenshot of a NY Times headline reading "In Xenophobic Tirade, Trump Calls Somalis 'Garbage' as ICE Prepares Crackdown" doctored so "Xenophobic" is crossed out and the word "Racist" is substituted above it.
New York Times headline: "Gen X-ers Have Money to Spend. Why Are Retailers Ignoring Them?"
The cover for Drive Like Jehu's 1991 self-titled album.
Screenshot of a NY Times headline saying "Trump Appeals Ruling That Orders Fast and Full SNAP Payments."
Screenshot of a NY Times opinion article for the column "Interesting times with Russ Douthat." The article title is "Did Liberal Feminism Ruin the Workplace?"
The band Wednesday performing at the Aggie Theatre in downtown Fort Collins, CO.
A dense crowd marching for the No Kings protest in Fort Collins, CO, with many signs and inflatable animal costumes.
The band Deafheaven on stage in blue light at the Aggie Theater in Fort Collins, Colorado.
Live concert venue full of people watching the Melvins on stage.
Screen capture of the Trending sidebar of Bluesky. The first trending item is "Ghislaine Maxwell," and the second trending item is "Big Balls."
A screenshot of the NY Times Spelling Bee game with the letters spelling the word "pimpin" and the game responding "Not in word list."
Bob Mould playing a live show in Fort Collins, Colorado.
MJ Lenderman and the Wind playing to a packed club in Fort Collins, CO, backlit by purple and yellow stage lighting. Lenderman is center stage singing, flanked on his right by a keyboardist and second guitarist, on his left by the bass player and a pedal steel guitarist. The drummer is center behind him. The backdrop is a huge curtain of the cover to his latest album, "Manning Fireworks."
Screenshot of the definition of the word "kompromat." It is a noun that means "compromising information that is used to blackmail or descredit a person or group usually for political purposes." An example is given, "...alleged to have kompromat on elites from two continents and across the political spectrum..."
A large silver bowl for Halloween candy with only 20ish individually wrapped Swedish fish remaining.
Screen capture of an NPR website story headline "Trump promisted the 'largest deportation' in U.S. history. Here's how he might start" with the word "might" circled in red.
A man sits on a bench with his arm around a woman, holding hands with and gazing lovingly at a different woman behind the first woman's back. Text overlay on the man saying "PRODUCT MANAGER." Text overlay on the woman he has his arm around: "UNMET USER NEED." Text overlay on the woman he is gazing at: "UNRELATED AI FEATURE."
The band Unwound playing in front of an angular, spiral designed backdrop lit with red and purple.
Sonic Youth Washing Machine cover
A Google search for Chelsea Wolfe's "She Reaches Out to She Reaches Out to She" with predictive search suggestions of "what to do when an ex girlfriend reaches out"
Screen capture of the trending sidebar on Twitter/X with "Speaker Trump" listed as "Politics - Trending" with 186K posts.
The band Son Volt playing in a small club called Washington's in Fort Collins, CO. The stage lighting is red, there is a drummer, bassist, and three guitarists.
The sleeve and record of the band pageninetynine's 2005 album "Document #8." The record vinyl is a swirl of black, yellow, and purple with a smiling pig on the label.
The sleeve and vinyl record for Neurosis' "Given to the Rising" sitting on a window sill. The record itself, when backlit, shows a deep blue and black swirl.
A screenshot of the Trending sidebar on Twitter/X. Entertainment - Trending: Jewface Entertainment - Trending: Mark Wahlberg Sports - Trending: Bono Politics - Trending: 64% of Americans
Screenshot of Spotify and Tidal side-by-side, both with the Neurosis album "Given to the Rising" loaded. Tidal shows an error on the song "Origin" saying "Track is not available for streaming."
Screenshot of Twitter trending sidebar with trend items: Tony Bennett (trending with Lady Gaga), Herpes (5501 Tweets), and Weird Science (1206 Tweets)