Is it too late to start working on my novel for NaNoWriMo?
Twitter is being “managed” like somebody trying to drive a car with a missing tire. Lots of sparks and not getting anywhere.
These days social media feels like trying to ride a barrel over Niagara Falls.
Harvard Square has lost almost all of its funky character, becoming a vast desert of franchise retail.
I have been using various models of the aluminum case (“unibody”) MacBook Pro as my sole work computer since they first came out over a decade ago.
Still waiting for the next big thing to arrive before I leave Twitter.
As colder weather arrives I need to adjust my exercise schedule.
Every time I feel a bit under the weather there’s a suspicion that it’s COVID.
I have my Twitter client (Twitterrific of course) set to never display badges, linear timeline, no ads.
I spend a lot of time as C++ minister for the junior devs.
When you are absolutely certain it’s a good idea to ask why.
The US political system only works when there is a general consensus of support for democracy.
I was sad to learn that the Mars InSight Lander will be shutting down soon due to power supply degradation.
Warm Autumn days are a faint echo of Summer.
I not exempt from posting today if I want to complete the challenge.
Last night I watched an online interview of author N. K. Jemisin by LeVar Burton, there was a lot of (highly deserved) mutual admiration.
Next week we get to vote on an initiative to remove citizenship requirements for getting a driver’s license.
As we enter the holiday season it’s one feast after another.
Still trying to figure out Mastodon and how it interoperates with Micro.blog.
Happy Halloween to those who celebrate 🎃
My iOS development profile vanished for unknown reasons (after updating to iOS 16.1 and Xcode 14.1RC2), and I could not run or deploy my development builds. I created a new profile, deleted the previous builds, and finally was able to deploy and run again.
So long, and thanks for all the tweets.