I've come up with a mnemonic for when you've got too many things on your to do list and it all feels like drudgery. It's called DRUDGE:

Delete - Do you really even have to do all these tasks?
Reduce frequency - Maybe some things you think of as daily tasks can be done every two or three days.
Underperform - Which tasks can you half-ass without consequences?
Delegate - Maybe other people would have an easier time with some of the tasks.
Give a shit - Some tasks are easier when you remember why you wanted to do them in the first place.
Enjoy - If there's a way to make a task more fun, do that! :)

I've been laid off.

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Hi there Fedi, I'm looking for what's next

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Was this week a dream? It certainly felt that way! Thank you to our team for making Camunda Kick-off 2025 such an unforgettable and inspiring experience. Congratulations to all Camundi whose spectacular individual efforts were recognized and celebrated this week and to everyone who built amazing things during our Hackathon. https://bit.ly/3Q0vbuG

We hope everyone is as excited as we are to make 2025 our best year yet! 🚀

Auf wiedersehen and safe travels as you make your way home.

I know some truly wonderful infosec journalists but here's a thing I need help with: currently, there are essentially *no* news stories out there about MSPs, small business cybersecurity - anything really meaningful beyond "here's a puff piece on a commercial white paper that did sentiment analysis on 70 small biz owners and they're all scared of furrin hackerz" or PR releases on "Google just bought an MSP in Indonesia".

Is there a cyber journalist with a beat that doesn't focus on the big gov and F500 stories?

So I just left Indiana Jones and the Great Circle for Dragon Age Veilguard.

One game where you cannot interact with the cats and dogs in the game (some of whom you have to photograph for side quests) for a game where petting a cat results in the cat purring and the controller vibrating with the purring.

Mastodon should ask you to pick a "moderator" not an "instance".

The latter is obscure technical detail. The former is about people, and power, and explainable to anyone.

"You pick which person or organisation you want to decide who and what is banned. You can change it later."