As I’m constantly wary of repeating myself, I’ll only ever tell you a personal fact once. Today I realized other people don’t have this problem.
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Cat 🐈🥗 (D.Burch) 
Dentist: So, do you floss?
Me: Do you use a unique password for every account?
Me: Do you use a unique password for every account?
Lunalet's go gen z. it's now their turn to cause mass suffering and destruction of everything.
#neolib #neoliberal #genz #killearth
#neolib #neoliberal #genz #killearth
J.R. Orci
JoshHi 👋 #introduction
I'm currently working at the closest thing I've had to a dream job: working with a great team of people at a cube storage company and getting paid to write F#.
Also: Boston transplant, book collector and sometimes reader, failed writer and game designer, ❤️ cats, coffee: black, whiskey: neat.
Thanks @nova for running the server with the best name, although now I can't get that Primus song out of my head...
Roxi Horror 💀🌸Here is your reminder that it only takes a few seconds to say...
• I'm sorry
• Can we talk?
• I love you
• I was wrong
• We can let the family of opossums live in the attic as long as they want and I think giving them tiny hats is a nice idea honestly
• You were right
LilliThem: Faving posts on Mastodon is useless, only the OP sees it.
Me, when a post gets faved: awwww, little internet hug ✨
Justin HendrixElon Musk tweeted an image on a whiteboard from a "Twitter HQ code review" that wrapped up early Saturday. The image has attracted nearly 12k upvotes and over 1,000 comments over at the subreddit r/ProgrammerHumor, under the title "Twitter for Dummies". The image itself is an architecture schematic, not code. I put it on a Miro Board and Luke Dubois and Mark Hansen helped annotate it. If you're curious how Twitter's bits work, check it out here: https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVPBnTJmM=/?share_link_id=748653261357
Went to a nice little place called #Gather55 operated by Hand on Hartford. They serve a hearty full course meal and work on a pay-what-you-can model. Highly recommended!