Anxietocracy

@anxietocracy
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Sometimes I clutch my blue blanket.

Ruby programmer.
Rust learner.
Overwatch player.

Enjoyer of bike trails, board games and beer.

okay youtube I was enjoying flipping through shorts to find recipe ideas, but for some reason you've started showing me people's cancer vlogs, end of life vlogs and injured animals

what did I click on to deserve this?

“Do I really need to wear a mask forever in a hospital or doctor's office?!?” is the new...

“Do I really have to wear a seatbelt for every car trip, no matter how short?”

or

“Do I really have to stop smoking in my own office at work?!?”

or

“Do I really have to stop drinking the water from the Broad Street pump?”

No one ever welcomes new rules and practices that keep us safe. They always reject them--until they stop and adopt the sensible rules. #COVID19

Nothing but respect for the way #unity can just come out with it and tell the world that they're willing to do anything to make money so long as it doesn't involve improving their core product.

explaining to a large corporate client that while technically yes it is possible build a thing that sends spoof email as basically any address a person could type into a form, no it is not a good idea and if it were my sender reputation on the line I would absolutely not (and also your messages will probably all go to spam)

#webdev

The more I learn about Elon Musk, the more I think he’s exactly the kind of entrepreneur that laws and regulations are there to protect us from. This seems like something Tesla owners could take real action on. #Technology https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/tesla-batteries-range/?utm_source=werd.io&utm_campaign=mastodon&utm_channel=mastodon
Tesla’s secret team to suppress thousands of driving range complaints

About a decade ago, Tesla rigged the dashboard readouts in its electric cars to provide “rosy” projections of how far owners can drive before needing to recharge, a source told Reuters.

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Here is how to distinguish Elon Musk’s new X.com from 1994 computer strategy gaming classic XCOM: one involves a brave struggle against freakish, hideous alien intelligence seeking to undermine world civilization with advanced technology and the other is a computer game

What I learned from taking a train across the US

Video producer Dean Peterson makes a 72-hour journey on Amtrak from LA to NYC to show its current state of operation. From getting kicked in the head by his sleeping seat mate to taking in sweeping views of the desert at sunset, Dean shows the highs and lows of being stuck on Amtrak for days on end.

#US #Trains #ILikeTrains

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=von_IMi97-w

What I learned from taking a train across the US

Here’s how US train travel went from excellent to mediocre.Subscribe and turn on notifications 🔔 so you don't miss any videos: http://goo.gl/0bsAjO If you’...

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Once again forced to tap the “cyberpunk was a warning not a blueprint” sign.

I've been interested in computers since I was a kid, but one of the things that disappoints me the most about the tech space as an adult is how infested it is with a particular strain of right winger.

You know the ones. They seem really smart, until some propaganda piece agrees with their priors.

Then suddenly all critical thinking capacity is short circuited and they bleat "masks don't work" and "brown people aren't oppressed if they ARE truly inferior" and "trans athletes cheat at sports".