Marco Arment

It's just something that somebody put a lot of work into and is just putting out there for free.

And it's delightful and mind-blowing and amazing.

And there's not that much of that on the internet today.

At least if there is, it's very hard to find.

bartosz's posts are that like it's exactly what nerds like us love about the internet like i we can't believe that he put all his effort into it and it's amazing and it just makes you smile from end to end as you as you play with it so definitely check them out and if you want to compare it like speaking of the mechanical watch one just try you know a straight google search or like look on youtube you'll find a thousand youtube videos

Whenever there's a new Bartosz post in my RSS reader, I'll save it for weeks until I have time to really sit and experience it.

It's like saving up when there's a new movie that you want to watch or saving up for the finale of your TV shows.

You can really watch it.

That's how I treat his blog posts because they're just so good and so delightful.

Sorry, Eric.

It's really hard to follow that.

I love this so much because, yeah, apparently the East River kind of sucks.

Yeah, so the East River apparently does not really qualify geologically as a river.

I believe it was a tidal inlet or something.

So, therefore, Long Island is not an island according to the U.S.

Supreme Court based on some debate about how the states control different parts of it.

So...

Therefore, John, I believe I am correct.

Well, I think it's, it's pretty clear.

I think there's a pretty good history of, uh,