If I was Hunter Biden, I might be tempted to send the GOP a thank you note for making my dick the seriously most-talked-about dick on Twitter, for days now. Money can’t BUY their level of fascination, that is ORGANIC ha
Resist the urge to "reduce noise" by answering questions in private. "Let me DM you." is an anti-pattern that prohibits learning by lurking.
So are tightly scoped & many private channels: they tend to reinforce "us" vs "them" boundaries and limit information sharing.
"Nobody uses Rust in production", he emailed (with Thunderbird) from his laptop (running Windows) to a mailing list (on AWS, behind Cloudflare), which I then read (in Firefox) on my phone (running Android) after clicking a link (in Discord) to the list archive (served by Fastly).
Update after research: Kodak DID fly him out (not Megan). However - he still never got to meet her 🥴 she snubbed him twice
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supporting small restaurants not because of any moral thing just because they are the only ones that aren’t legally mandated to put calories in the takeaway menus
Yesterday I had a Zoom call with a famous AfroLatina actress who told me she has been trying to get the rights to one of my books for 20 years. I had repeatedly told my TV/film agents I wanted to work with her. Her handlers and my handlers never introduced us. 1/
I remain completely fascinated by the way programmers develop physical metaphors for the abstract work we do, in our heads. And how much sense those metaphors make for us.
I was just thinking about stack unwinding and how I have a pretty good concept in my head of "throwing" something up a stack that gets "caught" dynamically somewhere else (as opposed to a lexical unwind/break).
Like, how did my brain even develop these metaphors in the first place? It's so weird and so cool. I love programming.
Cookie consent popups seem like they’ve been engineered to get people to opt in to less privacy. Like the net effect is privacy is worse now as most users have no idea what they are clicking.
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#Admin #indieWebSocial
I look thru all the new user's answers to 'why do you want to join this instance?" Mostly to prune our spam:
But I *had* to share this one reason given by a new user tonight - anonymously - because it's so great and so much of the reason I started this instance in 2019, and why I strongly suspect it is the reason so many of you are here too.
#TwitterMigration #Mastodon
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