Matt Casey

@mattcasey.bsky.social

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Programmer, cocktail-maker and card-carrying e-bike dad in Brookline, MA.

Headline: Saying 'Google It' Makes You Sound Old. 'Search It Up' Instead.
I WANT TO BELIEVE poster
Two kids in a covered box bike with fireworks in front of them
Two kids watching fireworks at a boat dock
Mamdami biking on the cover of ny post. Headline "Cycle of Hate"
Headline "Ufc white house event breaks records" but then the text reveals that the record is "Biggest live exclusive in Paramount+ history"
Two kids in a box bike with two bikes being towed on the back
Two girls in a box bike on a path along the Charles River on a sunny day
SpaceX Taps Crypto Billionaire to Lead First Crewed Mission to Mars
Cyclist in sunglasses and a helmet, with a sticker on his shirt. It says "I voted" though you can't actually see that in the photo. Trust me on this one. In the background, there's a cybertruck. It sucks. Looks like some sort of cross between a dumpster an appliance from a fast food restaurant.
A Manhattan street filled with cyclists, no cars can be seen
Two girls in pink shirts and helmets biking on a sunny bike path
Animated LEDs and button-triggered turn signals on a cargo bike
kids book "What do we know about spontaneous human combustion"
Two kids reading books in a box bike at night. Boston skyline and Charles River in the background.
A microwave with a single dial with various times around it
3d printed whistle with the LUCE phone number on the side
Monty Python and the Holy Grail screenshot "let's not bicker and argue over who killed who"
Gallon ziplock bag full of 3d-printed emergency whistles in different colors.
3d printer mostly full of in-progress whistles. Arranged in a fairly nonsensical way, but whatever.
GOPers are revolting
Nathan Fielder picture from his tweet "Out on the town having the time of my life with a bunch of friends. They're all just out of frame, laughing too."
Form with Massachusetts selected in the dropdown, with error saying "We’re sorry, only certain states grant rights relating to personal information to their residents."
Apps that degrade or objectify people, such as apps that claim to undress people or see through clothing, even if labeled as prank or entertainment apps. Content or behavior that attempts to threaten or exploit people in a sexual manner, such as creepshots, hidden camera, non-consensual sexual content created via deepfake or similar technology, or assault content.
Building with steam coming off the top in an orange sunset that makes it look like a huge fire
Box bike with two kids seated, with a tow attachment carrying two kids bikes
In this pattern, what two letters come next: A-C-A-B, A-C-A-B, ?
Ask about your purchases Which hobbies should i try based on my purchases? What do my purchases say about me?
Nighttime Boston view with a lit wooden path in the foreground, two bridges and some water reflecting lights
National Lampoon cover "If you don't buy this magazine, we'll kill this dog"
WaPo headline "Analysis of footage reveals Trump seeming to fight sleep"
Cargo bike with rainbow LEDs
Scorpion riding atop a frog
“Upon being released, he exited the police station, ICE agents were waiting outside and they took him into custody,” Campbell said. He said that, as with past ICE detentions, BPD did not notify or cooperate with the federal agency, but that ICE is “tapped into” the fingerprint system used by the department, which is likely how it became aware of the arrest.
6–Make Societal Elites Think Twice Some leaders in business, media, higher education, and other parts of civil society reacted to the 2024 election like it was a binding referendum on American culture. As the Atlantic’s Adam Serwer argues, America’s elites have been surrendering, even as much of the public has not, easing Trump’s path into authoritarianism. But elites can be pushed in the other direction too. A good example is when Trump and MAGA tried to get late night comedian Jimmy Kimmel off the air. Facing a consumer and artist backlash, parent company Disney quickly reversed course, putting Kimmel back on, defying the demand for censorship. The massive No Kings turnout sends a louder version of that message. For societal leaders trying to sense which way the winds are blowing, the protests countered pro-Trump (or at least pro-acquiescence) pressure coming from their social circles and information streams.
Two kids wearing bike helmets chasing geese in a park
A box bike with an attachment on the rear that holds the front tires of two kids' bikes, which roll behind.
Packed crowd in Boston common with American flags and protest signs
Headline "No kings protests across the US cause states to activate national guard"
New Apple CEO Tim Cook: 'I'm Thinking Printers'
Sailboats on the Charles River in front of Boston
One woman, who said she was a Chestnut Hill Avenue resident but did not provide her name, said losing curb access would “ruin and affect in an awful way our lives.” “I think that people need to think about us, the residents, the taxpayers. I know lots of people here paying taxes, but we live on that street. We have a great neighborhood, and the curb access allows us to enjoy our quality of life.” Another, who was identified as Eileen, said she is “concerned about any changes that would lower our property value, which is already diminished by a busy street.”
AI output "Running about 15 minutes late! Blame it on the squirrels, they're staging a hostile takeover of my car. Be there soon!"
Movie poster for Deuce Bigalow Male Gigolo
post about how the whole big park has a single spot for bike parking
Wall with graffiti reading "WHO'S STREETS??? OUR STREETS"
A bottle of "Bona"
Knuckle tattoos with obvious MS13 overlaid annotations
"Stroller footmuff Not seasonally appropriate but honestly who knows if the economy will still exist next winter, might as well get it now. "
Facebook post giving away Brita filters with a message "maybe good to have given what's happened to the EPA"
NTSF:SF:SUV::
JD Vance in Greenland
We choose to go to the Moon. We choose to go to the Moon... We choose to go to the Moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard;