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A technology enthusiast and privacy, security and FOSS advocate that specialized in DevOps for companies and individuals across North America and Europe. Founder and operator of Adamsdesk.

Secondary account on the #Fediverse testing GoToSocial. Primary account, https://fosstodon.org/@adamsdesk.

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@cmccullough That sound amazing.
@amin Dang, stay safe.
@amin Well I thought it would help with discovery and then allow me to talk about the pages or promote.
@amin Will you have a directory of available pages?

By the way, I know a lot of folks struggle with mental heatlh in various ways, so:

Know that the fact that people interact with you at all, and are part of your life even in very loose ways, means your presence matters and you're irreplaceable.

It won't always feel like it, but people do appreciate you. Most just don't know how to express it very well, and no one really does a good job of teaching that. I'm no better than anyone on this point.

But really, whatever community you have is irrefutable evidence that you're not alone. They're the ones that will appreciate you.

There's no incentive structure to Fedi. Nobody follows you just to increase some metric or trick you into following back to win some game tied to capitalism here. They follow you because you're interesting or cool. Or both.

This probably doesn't help with the myriad other, more material causes for your suffering. Money be damned.

But you'll never be alone if you don't want to be. And it can get better.

@soatok Wonderfully said, thank you.
@joel lol try having over 400 drafts and growing.
Simply Track Your Reading Journey Using a Markdown Book Log

Keep track of your reading journey using a simplified Markdown book log solution while staying focused on the activity of reading.

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@clayton I'll do a blog post about it.
@clayton I use a simple Markdown file that has three main sections, going to read, currently reading and completed. The read section is broken down by year and then a list starting with date completed followed by the book title with link and author name.