Author: Tim Probst

Early adopting super geek, musician, father, resident tech guru.

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If there ever was a year where the NCAA should have made the effort to bring parity to the apps for the men’s and women’s NCAA Tournaments, this was the year. What a lost opportunity! The image on the left is the women’s iOS app, and the image on the right is the men’s iOS app. You’ll see that the women’s app lacks support for iPadOS, macOS, and watchOS. Why?

From a product perspective, I would argue that there is no need for two apps at all. Men’s and women’s college basketball games have no differences whatsoever. It’s time for the NCAA to consolidate their separate technology budgets to make one great March Madness experience for all fans.

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Folks, this fall’s election will be very simple. If you do not want Trump to be President, you must vote FOR Biden.

Not showing up doesn’t work.

Not voting for the presidential race doesn’t work.

Voting for a third party candidate doesn’t work.

History has proven these things over and over again. Vote FOR Biden!

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If there were any questions about the Republican Party being a racist nationalist party, those questions were answered in today’s Super Tuesday national and down-ticket nominations.

If you once considered yourself a Republican and do not subscribe to these disgusting, fringe beliefs, it’s time to leave the party. You are not welcome there, and I would hope you would not want to be associated with such people.

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I am incredibly frustrated that my tax dollars are being wasted by our governor to participate in the Texas governor’s politically-driven crusade. Our national border falls under only one jurisdiction: the federal government. What the Texas governor and his misguided partners like the Missouri governor are doing at the border will have little to no benefit and is just a show for a constituency that has lost sight of what is important.

Missouri to send hundreds of troops to U.S.-Mexico border | STLPR