Banning social networks is great.
Now tell me which books you want banned.
Banning social networks is great.
Now tell me which books you want banned.
D&D Night has become such an important part of my life and I am so here for it. Mental, physical, emotional; positive effects all around.
Here I am thinking about ways for Micro.blog to have a beta program of its own, meanwhile Apple is like “You can only submit two builds per day to Beta App Review”. The fact that the error message even exists is hilariously bad.
A Hobbit life sim is coming out on the Switch at the end of March. I’ll be ready.
Gonna work on “leaving posts” for Meta’s products, which I’ll use for the different folks I know there to have even a minuscule chance of seeing. I’m fortunate that no such people are locked into only these products.
I’ll share them on my blog along with how I’m using them. And what I’m doing next.
Volunteer firefighters from Mexico. Thankfully there isn’t a wall in the way.
New hobby just dropped 👀
Great to see Kara Swisher calling out Matt Mullenweg after his latest round of toxic shit.
Beyond relieved to have abandoned WordPress years ago. I hope @manton sees all of this behaviour and understands how much of a “What Not To Do” playbook Mullenweg is running here.
If “I deleted my Meta accounts” is not followed up with “I helped my communities to no longer rely on them” then you have done precisely nothing today.
Listening to Watermelon Sugar, by Harry Styles. 🎵
Listening to This Ain’t a Scene, It’s an Arms Race by Fall Out Boy. 🎵
In DDoS’ing Yourself with To-dos and Reminders, Barry Hess is uncomfortably relatable.
My venue of attack involves taking this part of my life as seriously as my other work. I’m going to sit down, on a regular basis, and process all of my reminders, takes, notes; it will be a priority-based system.
I wonder if Tim Cook will say no to the FBI over the next four years.
I believe the Micro.one product could be Manton’s best idea of the year.
The way in which it takes all of the leverage of the flexibility and depth within the platform, and then provides a familiar path for all kinds of folks to better find their way through the platform… it’s just brilliant.
Continue to be fascinated by just how insular small communities on the web can become; specifically in the bad way, with the proliferation of toxic attitudes and damaging behaviour.
And there are so many people who are online now, such that these communities are becoming larger.
Being shocked about Tim Cook’s donation to Trump is hilarious to me.
This man oversees Apple operations across the globe, including in countries with horrific leaders.
What made you think this was different?
$1 per month for Micro.one is ridiculous value for money.
Thanks to @patrickrhone and his sweater talk I am now reminded that I must begin the process of acquiring an Aran garment.
Kitt Hodsden’s Ending Things fits with my word for 2025.
Worth your attention, from the desk of Chris Wilson: Live by the attention economy, die by the attention economy.
YOU’RE OPENING A LINK, the silos warn.
Apparently everybody using a browser is a fucking idiot.
Thanks, silos. 👍
Merry Christmas Week everybody :)
I listened to Dune: Part Two today, as if it was a podcast.
10/10 would recommend 📽️🎙️
I posted four issues of the bts newsletter in the past five weeks. Quite happy with that since it is an experimental outlet with no schedule; this is due to how actively I am working on TIL in private. Not long ago I wasn’t even doing that.
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