Frank

@frankramblings.com

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🎤 Host of geek podcasts about superheroes, sci-fi, and more. 💻 Social media marketing manager from New York living in New Hampshire with my amazing wife and daughter.

SocialFusion app promo graphic on a dark blue, circular-gradient background. At left, the SocialFusion logo and name appear above the headline “One Timeline. Every Feed.” and smaller text reading “Mastodon + Bluesky support · Cross-posting · Open Source · Built with SwiftUI.” At right, an iPhone mockup shows the SocialFusion unified timeline with posts and a bottom navigation bar.
Dark splash screen for the iOS app “Undercast,” labeled “A Plex Music Client.” A blue house-shaped music icon appears above the app name. Below is text prompting the user to sign in and a large blue button labeled “Link Plex Account.” iOS status bar is visible at the top.
From “I Think You Should Leave” a woman in a court room holding a piece of paper reading evidence aloud: “LOL that is so sad. Soo sad. So so so so so sad.”
A screenshot of a mobile social media feed with a mix of Mastodon and Bluesky content, focusing on two main posts. At the top, the app interface shows a "Unified" timeline view with a notification button indicating "14 new posts." The first is a Mastodon post is by Jerry (@jerry@infosec.exchange). His profile picture is an alpaca wearing a blue hat. The post text reads: "I feel like somehow we need to make BGP more resilient by using DNS. 🤔" The second post is a Bluesky "boost" (repost) from Jerry Chen, originally by Mara Wilson (@marawilson.bsky.social). Her profile picture is a headshot of the actress Mara Wilson. The post text reads: "The other night I dreamed that there was something like the Kardashev scale to see how advanced a civilization was but instead of measuring how much energy they had harnessed it was whether or not they had yet created SpongeBob" The bottom of the screen shows a navigation bar with icons for Home, Notifications, Messages, Search, and Profile.
Cool Edit Pro 2.0 splash screen (Windows version) from 2002.
A teenage boy with light skin and short brown hair stands in front of a bus, wearing a collared shirt with red and white stripes, and looking surprised or confused. Bold white meme text at the bottom reads, “DAD WRITES BIRTHDAY CARDS?” This image is an instance of the “You Guys Are Getting Paid?” meme from the movie “We’re the Millers,” which features Kenny (played by Will Poulter) expressing unexpected disbelief
A silver Creative Nomad Jukebox Zen Xtra portable MP3 player with a small rectangular screen displaying a blue menu. The menu shows options like Music Library, Now Playing, EAX Audio, Play Mode, and Settings. The device has a 30 GB capacity printed on the side and physical buttons along the right edge.
Tim Cook stands at the Resolute Desk in the Oval Office, presenting a boxed gift with a gold Apple logo to Donald Trump, who stands smiling in the background. Several other suited men observe the exchange. The presidential seal is visible on a podium, and the scene appears formal and staged for media. A chyron from “courier journal” is visible in the upper right corner.
Wonder Woman punching Trump yelling "draft dodgers don't deserve a military parade"
The image shows four people posing with their arms in different positions, reminiscent of semaphore flag signaling. This pose is famously associated with The Beatles' "HELP!" album cover. However, the arm positions in the image do not actually spell "HELP" in semaphore. Instead, the positions correspond to the semaphore letters N U J V (from left to right). This was a creative decision made for visual balance on the album cover, rather than accurately spelling out "HELP" in semaphore.
A person holds a vintage VHS tape box labeled “Apple High Grade Videotape,” featuring a large red apple illustration and grid pattern on the packaging. The box also features rainbow stripes and the word “Durex” printed in small text near the bottom, circled in green.
A screenshot from the New York Post shows a close-up of a pink watch face that says “RUMP” instead of “TRUMP,” missing the “T” in former President Trump’s name. The watch also features what appears to be Trump’s signature and gold details on the dial. The article caption reads: “The obvious missing letter from President Trump’s name on the over $600 watch left the couple bummed out.” Below the image, the accompanying text reads: “I’m very disappointed. I wanted to do a special thing for her. And we expected that it would have the integrity of the president of the United States and good follow-through,” Petit told the local station. “How could they process this and go through something without checking their work?” said Melanie, who cried as a result of the mistake.
A coffee mug sits on a coffee table. The mug shows the Batman bat insignia inside the Riddler’s question mark, as seen in the 1995 film Batman Forever.
A screenshot from a YouTube video titled "'Silly Love Songs' (from 'Rockshow') - Paul McCartney And Wings." The video is paused on a close-up of audience members at a 1976 Wings concert. The focus is on a white-haired man in his 60s singing along to "Silly Love Songs." Below the video, the title, channel name ("PAUL McCARTNEY"), view count, and interaction options such as like, share, and download are visible.
A Star Wars Black Series action figure of Constable Zuvio in its packaging.
A screenshot of a statement from Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield displayed on a white rounded rectangle against a blue gradient background. The statement addresses misinformation about anesthesia policy changes, clarifying that they will continue covering medically necessary anesthesia services and have decided not to proceed with a proposed policy update. The statement reads: “There has been significant widespread misinformation about an update to our anesthesia policy. As a result, we have decided to not proceed with this policy change,” the company said in a statement. “To be clear, it never was and never will be the policy of Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield to not pay for medically necessary anesthesia services. The proposed update to the policy was only designed to clarify the appropriateness of anesthesia consistent with well-established clinical guidelines.”
A total solar eclipse dominates a darkened sky, with the silhouette of barren tree branches in the foreground.
An iPod video sits on a desk under blue light. The iPod has its sync cable plugged in, and the screen shows a “Do not disconnect” message with a 🚫 symbol.
A humorous image of a sloppy taxidermy lion with a shaggy mane that resembles a human's messy haircut. The bad taxidermy job means that the lion appears to be looking directly at the camera with a startled or confused expression.
A series of panels from the graphic novel "Watchmen" depicting Dr. Manhattan on the surface of Mars. The speech bubbles have been replaced with parody text that reads as follows: "It's March 30, 2023. He's getting indicted." "It's June 8, 2023. He's getting indicted." "It's August 1, 2023. He's getting indicted." "It's August 14, 2023. He's getting indicted."