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  1. The ice hockey rink at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympic Games is too small. The NHL is not happy

    Anyone who has ever done any building or renovation work has been there. You write out your plans,…
    #NewsBeep #News #NHL #2026Olympics #AU #Australia #icerink #Ice-hockey #milan-cortina #milano-cortina #olympicgames #Santagiuliaicehockeyarena #size #sports #toosmall #winterolympics
    newsbeep.com/au/345002/

  2. Dang! Emojis here are just too darn small for my aging eyes.

    Occasionally, I'll pop a screenshot and zoom in but that's usually too much hassle to be worthwhile so I miss whatever they're trying to emote.

    (Hovering the mouse cursor over one works but that relies on me being on my PC.)

    #emoji #TooSmall

  3. Dang! Emojis here are just too darn small for my aging eyes.

    Occasionally, I'll pop a screenshot and zoom in but that's usually too much hassle to be worthwhile so I miss whatever they're trying to emote.

    (Hovering the mouse cursor over one works but that relies on me being on my PC.)

    #emoji #TooSmall

  4. Dang! Emojis here are just too darn small for my aging eyes.

    Occasionally, I'll pop a screenshot and zoom in but that's usually too much hassle to be worthwhile so I miss whatever they're trying to emote.

    (Hovering the mouse cursor over one works but that relies on me being on my PC.)

    #emoji #TooSmall

  5. Dang! Emojis here are just too darn small for my aging eyes.

    Occasionally, I'll pop a screenshot and zoom in but that's usually too much hassle to be worthwhile so I miss whatever they're trying to emote.

    (Hovering the mouse cursor over one works but that relies on me being on my PC.)

    #emoji #TooSmall

  6. I need to dive into #Kafka (for #EventSourcing). As far as I understood I could use the event stream to create persistent tables directly in Kafka and even query it with something SQL-like (KSQL/ksqlDB)?!

    It sounds so interesting, but I don't think I'd have a real use-case at work. #toosmall