Morning links

I didn't have a chance to read these yesterday:

• Boxer Joe Louis had a home in the Bronzeville neighborhood of Chicago.
• As of yesterday, none of the 4 major U.S. air carriers has propeller-driven airplanes in service anymore.
• Juggalo makeup can reliably defeat facial recognition software.
• Contra this article by Franklin Foer, Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior really is annoying.

Now I'm off to work. The heat wave of the last few days has finally broken!

Apropos propeller-driven aircraft: Alaska Airlines still flies them between Seattle and Spokane. The engine/propeller noise in the cabin can be annoying, but they are great little planes for a short commuter route like that, and flying time is rarely more than an hour anyway. Alaska overcomes the lack of overhead baggage space by allowing passengers to drop off their larger carry-on bags as they board the plane (the old-fashioned way, on the tarmac, up a flight of mobile steps), then collect them at the bottom of the steps at the other end. Their fleet is painted with the logos of universities in the Washington/Idaho/Oregon region, which is another nice touch.