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> new post: 'Weeknotes 2025×03'

https://6work.exmosis.net/2025/01/17/weeknotes-2025x03/

If there is one person's passing that inspires me to fill the magical hole left behind, it is Lynch's.

A pair of curtains, a patterned floor, a radiator, a diner alley, a traffic light - all of these things have had their true souls revealed to me over time. #RIP indeed.

@barnoid Punchcard-friendly. The original storage format.

#Nintendo Switch 2: Compatible with all previous Nintendo hardware.

weird kinda day today ngl

Absolutely gutted to head along to Ubu Books in #Brighton Open Market for a lunchtime browse today and find flower tributes instead of the usual bookshelves. RIP.

The full moon is for everybody.
The full moon is just for you.

Today's co-working group aren't a baaaad lot really.

Playing videos on #Mastodon seems shit at best. Does it have to do some kind of proxy / caching work been instances?

Maybe the key to setting up self-hosted communities and servers is just to obviously have way more fun than everyone else.

Should I stroke my chin thoughtfully while discussing whether I deserve basic dignity? Perhaps I should construct elaborate steel-man arguments for those who question my right to exist in public spaces?

Someone accused me of bias this morning. Specifically, bias against MAGA and Trump supporters. Apparently it's disappointing to discover that I'm not the morally neutral arbiter of truth they imagined me to be.

So let's talk about it. Let's talk about my neutrality. A thread. 🧵

> new post: 'Weeknotes 2025-02'

https://6work.exmosis.net/2025/01/10/weeknotes-2025-02/

Took me a few weeks to solve why #Joplin wasn't syncing notebooks to my phone. But only because someone had hidden my #raspberrypi PSU.

#selfhosting

#son1 has bought his first vinyl LP and #son2 is turning into a foodie, so maybe it's not all bad after all.

Today is a mono @ 33⅓ RPM kind of day.

Make AOL great again.

> new post: 'Year of the Backlog: A Review / Take 2'

https://6days.exmosis.net/2025/01/06/year-of-the-backlog-a-review-take-2/

Random Thought: We give up our own power because we want things instantly. How much power would we get back if we were happy to wait?

Out in the fields the floods have frozen and the cracks at the edges are razor sharp against a world trying to pretend everything is normal. Good morning and #tzag.