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Words, code, film, nature. Avoids crowded rooms. Ipsilateral inverter. UK. Epomaker Budgerigar. Aspect ratio whisperer. Child of Tama. Amanuensis of @JohnMastodonBot: please message me if you have any questions about my work for him.
Ted βTheodoreβ LoganTonight I see that @dnalounge wants me to seize the memes of production so here I am
Matthew HaugheyA thing I never predicted in the βif you had a time machine, would you go back in time to kill baby hitler?β thought experiment is so many people would go back in time to vote for hitler instead
Uncle Duke
John Mastodon 
I wrote this haiku while sitting on the toilet this morning:
A truthful sailor
Quieter than the poor pig
Within the gutter
Be grateful, for #JohnMastodon has spoken to you.
@openvibe I am considering using Openvibe for crossposting across Mastodon and Bluesky, but I have a few questions to which I couldn't find answers on your web site.
1. Most software applications/services whose name starts with the word "open" are open-source. But Openvibe isn't, is it? Is the "Open" in "Openvibe" just meant to connote that it's agnostic to social media platforms?
2. What is your business model? You must make money somehow: is it by selling my information, advertising or what?
"Hard words break no bones" β English proverb, 1584 onward
"Sticks and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me" β English proverb, 1862 onward
"What are words worth? Words." β Tina Weymouth, 1981
Tom Tom Club -- Wordy Rappinghood Video HQ
QuadPSA: you can just run the command "cal" in your terminal to get a properly formatted calendar. or "cal -y" for the entire year.
i recently found out that surprisingly few modern linux users seem to be aware of this, and instead keep digging around for a graphical calendar. it's an old unix command so it's typically available on even the most lightweight of systems (like alpine)
i recently found out that surprisingly few modern linux users seem to be aware of this, and instead keep digging around for a graphical calendar. it's an old unix command so it's typically available on even the most lightweight of systems (like alpine)
DistroWatchThis is our first post, following the Facebook ban on us talking about Linux.