This must be a bad joke, right? Tell me it was a mistake, BMW!

https://www.macrumors.com/2026/08/06/bmw-spider-man-ads/

This is Montreal, Summer 2026 → I think this is the best place to overlook downtown Montreal. Follow the trail.

This is Montreal, Summer 2026 → On Mont-Royal Street, in the morning. The street is closed for cars for a few days in the summer. People are enjoying and taking advantage of this. Follow the trail.

If this story about the US Army missile stocks being dangerously low is true, it might explain a few things: why Trump often calls off the "mother of all attacks' on Iran (he's bluffing) and the drop in support for the Ukrainian army (on top of Trump's devotion to Putin).

https://www.reuters.com/world/us-has-used-virtually-all-its-long-range-precision-missiles-during-iran-war-2026-08-04/

It's the time of the week that I find the hardest: returning to work, even if working from home. I'm working from home three days a week and I like it. My employer doesn't have plans to change that in the foreseeable future. When I go to the office, by bike in the summer, if the weather allows it, it's a pleasure that reminds me when I was a child, and went to the school by bike. Have a great week!

This is Montreal, Summer 2026 → This is a fire station with a troubled history. Many years ago, it burned when the firefighters left for an emergency and forgot the oven, which sparked the fire. Yep, you read it right. It took many years to fully reconstruct this historic building. I think they did a wonderful job. Follow the trail.

This is Montreal, Summer 2026 → An artifact of Montreal's past era. We used to find them everywhere on downtown Montreal's Ste-Catherine Street back in the fifties. Follow the trail.

This is Montreal, Summer 2026 → Champlain Bridge, leading to Montreal Island. Brand new and beautiful bridge. Shot during a 34 KM bike ride on the south shore of Montreal’s Follow the trail.

This is Montreal, Summer 2026 → A classic from Montreal. Taken from the Square Philips, downtown. Follow the trail.

If you want to tone something down, move the slider to the left, not to the right. Is this bad UI design that goes against normal expectations? I'm referring to the volume level in Apple Music, for example.

https://www.macrumors.com/how-to/ios-27-tone-down-liquid-glass-transparency