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   Wins of the Resistance (resistancewins@mstdn.social)'s status on Saturday, 19-Apr-2025 02:54:35 JST Wins of the Resistance

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   You've gotta understand: what Sen. Van Hollen did wasn't just about Garcia.

   Garcia is the most egregious example we have of an evil regime; they admitted it was a mistake to deport him, but they aren't fixing it.

   So it is the first place we fight.

   Sen Van Hollen was there to help Garcia, yes, but the bigger picture: he was there to help democracy.

   Are you going to do nothing but heckle, saying he can't do it by himself?

   Or are you going to do your part and inflict a papercut? 8/

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   Akseli :quake_verified:​ :kde: (aks@scalie.zone)'s status on Monday, 14-Apr-2025 09:37:23 JST Akseli :quake_verified:​ :kde:

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   To be honest people would use Linux way more if it was installed by default on many devices. That's really it.

   So the education is best served for those who have any interest in computers or gaming in the first place.

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   Book (book@beige.party)'s status on Sunday, 13-Apr-2025 10:13:10 JST Book

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   @dramypsyd Sometimes, people are amazing.

   A few weeks ago, I dropped my card wallet. Someone picked it up and found my library card in it, then walked all the way to the library to hand it in. The librarian gave me a call and I went to collect it.

   So much awesomeness. It gets me in the feels.

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   Futurist Jim Carroll (jimcarroll@futurist.info)'s status on Wednesday, 09-Apr-2025 18:36:23 JST Futurist Jim Carroll

   “If you want to be part of what’s next, leave your nostalgia at the door" - Futurist Jim Carroll

   You need to commit.

   Yesterday, or tomorrow?

   I know where I'm going. It's in my job description.

   Think about it - at this very moment, we’re witnessing a battle playing out everywhere—across boardrooms, governments, industries, at parties and sports events and family get togethers. The battle is being  driven by a vainglorious and ill-fated desire to try to take things back to where they were - not to where they are going.

   And one of the most important things you need. to do is make your decision - and stick to it - as to where you are headed.

   It's a battle of vision vs. nostalgia.

   Of strategy vs. sentimentality.

   Of building what’s next vs. longing for what was.

   It's really not a fair fight.

   We’ve reached a point where the familiar is failing - old industries are dying, old skills are becoming irrelevant,  old knowledge is going out of date, old jobs are disappearing. In the context of that? New industries, skills, knowledge, jobs - and new opportunities.

   It's called disruptive change, and it is very real. The new rule is that older stable ideas aren’t stable. Playbooks that were once reliable aren’t playable. Assumptions and strategies that served the past no longer serve the future. The fact is, the world’s moving faster than our old systems were designed to handle.

   And yet—some still cling to the comfort of past success like it’s a security blanket.

   But nostalgia is not a strategy. It’s a sedative.

   Recessions and disruptions are not the time to shrink your ambition.

   They’re a time to reshape it.

   So ask yourself: Are you holding onto what used to work—or reaching for what could?

   The future doesn’t wait for comfort.

   It rewards courage.

   #Nostalgia #Future #Change #Innovation #Adaptation #Leadership #Disruption #Vision #Strategy #Reinvention

   Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2025/04/decoding-tomorrow-your-daily-future-inspiration-if-you-want-to-be-part-of-whats-next-leave-your-nostalgia-at-the-door/

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   LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 (lukealmighty@gameliberty.club)'s status on Thursday, 27-Mar-2025 03:54:31 JST LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿

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   @tomie
   But I would say, that having something is a prerequisite for eating it.

   So you must have something to eat it too.

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   Graydon (graydon@canada.masto.host)'s status on Monday, 24-Mar-2025 23:08:18 JST Graydon

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   @clacke I am pretty sure you can save a named route whether or not you've walked it.

   So... Pick your start points and end points and set up the route.

   In the top row of icons about profiles, the leftmost thing is a caret; it's pointing up. tap it, and it points down and you get the route with more information including an elevation graphic.

   Under that graphic is "Details"; click that.

   You now have all the details; in the top right there's print-download-share icons.