Matt Quick

@MattTheQuick
1.2K Followers
159 Following
70 Posts

Husband. Father. IT System Admin. Linux. Windows. Coin collector. Pro Wrestling Nerd. Sage of random/useless facts. All around geek.

Opinions are mine and do not reflect the views of any organization.

My interests:
#Coins / #CoinCollecting
#Comics / #ComicBooks
#Linux
#Technology / #Tech
#MLS / #SportingKC
#MLB / #RedSox
#Politics
#RandomFacts
#Space
#FOSS
#LinuxMint
#Windows
#Politics
#fedi22

PronounsHe/Him/His
Location127.0.0.1
Matt QuickApr 12
A bit of a random question here. But is anyone still going strong on their New Years’ Resolution? I’m happy to say that mine is still going well so far.
Matt QuickApr 12
Watching “The Car” on #Svengoolie tonight.
Show threadMatt QuickApr 10
@joel Hypothetically, if I wanted a copy of the rom for this…
Show threadMatt QuickApr 10
@freeandopen Good game.
Show threadMatt QuickApr 10
@freeandopen Send me a link and let’s see how it goes!
Show threadMatt QuickApr 10
@delawen @dansup Maybe @FediTips can give us a hand with this. I added my account years ago. It’s possible the process has changed.
Matt QuickApr 10
Martin HoffmannApr 10

Dear everyone! It would be wonderful if you could mark links to paywalled articles as such – something simple like “($)” is more than good enough. Maybe we can make this part of the quiet Mastodon etiquette?

It is super frustrating to get a link to an article that sounds interesting, go there, click away the cookie banner,* then click away the newsletter popup, finally start reading and then the text fades out.

* I am aware there are tools for that.

Show threadMatt QuickApr 10
@delawen @dansup I don’t think there is anything you need to do other than add the #fedi22 tag and tags of your interests.
Show threadMatt QuickApr 10

@LLENN08 Hello! Adding #fedi22 to your profile allows the fediverse.info bot to find your profile and add any hashtags you have in your profile to the people directory.

https://fediverse.info/explore/people

Show threadMatt QuickApr 10
@rl_dane They’re pretty awesome. 1935 A series bill that were gathered up, sent to San Francisco, and ran through the printer again in the 1940s to place the HAWAII on them. Then after the war the public was asked to turn them in exchange for regular currency again. Luckily a few folks didn’t and some still survive.