Mastodawn

@InfiniteHench (Have not tried personally) https://makerworld.com/en/models/808744-xbox-controller-elite-series-case#profileId-749652

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Dave Lehman 🇨🇦Mar 12

"Persistent Drive for Autonomy" (via comments on @kottke) is relatable too.

Dave Lehman 🇨🇦Mar 12

I feel this: https://www.theatlantic.com/culture/2026/03/pop-culture-hype-aversion/686312

I wouldn't say I strictly shun popular things, but "hype avoidance" is accurate. If something is super-popular, I'm inherently suspicious of its merits.

The People Who Shun Super-Popular Pop Culture

The Pitt, Severance, Sinners, you name it: For some reason, the more hype something gets, the more likely I am to resist it.

The Atlantic

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Dave Lehman 🇨🇦Mar 6

@birb https://www.youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=UCO2x-p9gg9TLKneXlibGR7w

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Dave Lehman 🇨🇦Feb 17

@verge We’re only 1 degree of separation from Batman’s utility belt…

Dave Lehman 🇨🇦Feb 15

@nonproductive @paul Would using CARL and Serena together make sense? https://github.com/ClaytonHunt/carl
https://github.com/oraios/serena

GitHub - ClaytonHunt/carl: CARL: Context-Aware Requirements Language - AI-optimized planning and development system for Claude Code

CARL: Context-Aware Requirements Language - AI-optimized planning and development system for Claude Code - ClaytonHunt/carl

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Dave Lehman 🇨🇦Feb 14

𝐿𝒶𝓃𝒶 "not yet begun to fight"Feb 13

Pick the best fallacy

Sunk Cost has been my favorite since 1982

14.7%

Proof by Assertion is best

2.6%

Why y'all hate Strawman so much

I just heard about Recency Bias

If you don't vote Ad Hominem you're ugly

3.6%

Any fallacy fan knows No True Scotsman is best

7.6%

God told me Appeal to Authority is his favorite

4.4%

"Vote for False Attribution" - Abraham Lincoln

2.7%

The best is Circular Argument because it's awesome

8.1%

Category Error is the prettiest fallacy

3.7%

You said Tu Quoque so I did too

1.2%

C'mon vote Bandwagon everyone's doing it

Vote Slippery Slope, next thing you're doing drugs

8.1%

I like turtles and also Non Sequitur Fallacies

9.6%

If Appeal to Probability can be chosen then it is

2.8%

Motte-and-Bailey is best, but I meant kinda good

2.9%

These are all bad and wrong, vote Fallacy Fallacy

14%

Poll ended at Feb 14 at 9:00pm.

Dave Lehman 🇨🇦Feb 10

From: =?iso-8859-10?Q?=e6strid?=Feb 10

A - DNS Record
AA - Battery
AAA - Battery
AAAA - DNS Record

edit: originally by @kevin , inadvertently copied https://mastodon.km6g.us/@kevin/113724524588964200

Kevin P. Fleming (@[email protected])

A - DNS record AA - battery AAA - battery AAAA - DNS record #DNS #Battery #Confusion

KM6G Mastodon

Dave Lehman 🇨🇦Feb 6

"It is a good exercise, in empty or ugly hours of the day, to look at anything, the coal-scuttle or the book-case, and think how happy one could be to have brought it out of the sinking ship on to the solitary island. But it is a better exercise still to remember how all things have had this hair-breadth escape: everything has been saved from a wreck."

—G.K. Chesterton, via Austin Kleon

https://social.ayjay.org/2026/02/05/chesterton-from-orthodoxy-stories-of.html

https://austinkleon.substack.com/p/everything-has-been-saved-from-a#media-0ef0cc44-8b3e-485c-bc20-0adf2fc39722

Alan Jacobs

Chesterton, from Orthodoxy: Stories of magic alone can …