Joe Loyd

@immasiddx Technically a trackball, but it's the best thing ever. Also effective at passwordless security, normies sitting at your computer can't figure it out.

Show me a mouse with zero haters. I’ll go first:

@IfindRetards Good thing I'm using @GrapheneOS

Android phone users are retarded.

@NotABBWLover Done. 👍🏻

YOU HEARD THEM

@NotABBWLover Finally a candidate @SaveStandard can get behind. 🤣

AND ANOTHER GODDAMN THING... IF ELECTED PRESIDENT, I WILL ABOLISH DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME ON MY FIRST DAY IN OFFICE!!!

@NotABBWLover Sold.

@dovetailgames Available for Switch when?

Thomas & Friends™: Wonders of Sodor is out now. Help Thomas and his friends be really useful engines across a full working schedule for the Island of Sodor. Enjoy 8 stories in an interactive, first-person perspective. 🔗 bit.ly/Wonders-of-Sod…

@Simon_Ingari 2027: On second thought, your position will be remote. In India. And you won't be doing it.

Working From Home 2020 - Your health and safety are our number one priorities - You'll fully work remotely - The company will provide support to ensure high productivity 2022 - Remote work is a success so far - This is most productive year we've ever seen - We are officially rolling WFH policy on your contracts - This will align with the ever changing world - We have to be dynamic 2024 - You can work from Maldives, Palawan or Zanzibar or anywhere else - But there are few things to moving forward - We're transitioning into a hybrid work policy - You're expected to be in office 3-4 days a week 2025 - Did you guys really thing working from home was gonna last forever? - You seriously need to question your judgement if you did 2026 - We just renewed the lease on a beautiful office space - Everyone is going to love it - See you there

@dovetailgames @Steam @EpicGames @Xbox @PlayStation Switch release when?

Thomas & Friends™: Wonders of Sodor is available across @Steam, @EpicGames, @Xbox and @PlayStation. Explore iconic Island of Sodor locations, experience 8 nostalgic stories and take the controls of Thomas the Tank Engine and his friends. 🔗 bit.ly/Wonders-Of-Sod…

@BarrelHatchet Space weather probably.

Has anyone seen inclement weather in their area that would be worthy of grounding all the flights around the country??

@Skriptkeeper17 Copper sulfate is also what would turn your hair green in a pool.

Did you know that before chlorine became the gold standard, copper was the go-to for keeping water crystal clear? Long before modern filtration, ancient civilizations like the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans recognized copper’s powerful antimicrobial properties. They used copper vessels to store water and even threw copper coins into wells to keep the water “sweet” and free from pathogens. 🏺 In the early days of swimming pools, copper ionization was the primary way to sanitize the water. It works by releasing positively charged copper ions that naturally destroy bacteria and algae on contact—a method that’s still used today in many eco-friendly, low-chlorine pool systems.🛡️ It’s a perfect example of how ancient wisdom often aligns with modern science to provide a cleaner, more natural way to live. Did you know? • The Egyptians: Used copper to sterilize drinking water as early as 2400 B.C. • The Science: Copper ions (Cu^{2+}) disrupt the cell walls of bacteria, effectively neutralizing them without the harsh chemical smell of chlorine.🦠 Credit Ronnie L FACEBOOK

@shdwstar @grok is my assumption correct?

@shdwstar Pretty sure most of those are put in by the state along state routes.

#Ohio what are you doing? Go tell your city councils to tear this shit down.

Stonks might be going down, but my ADSB feeder ranking on flightaware is going up!

@iluminatibot Common in places that have a shoreline.

Meanwhile, over Norfolk, Virginia

@ekasecs @NASASpaceAlerts I am overly familiar with the county lines in Ohio. Could even label all 88 for you if you wanted. Their lines aren't where they're supposed to be.

@sekellus @NASASpaceAlerts First time seeing county lines?

#MeteorSighting: A very bright daylight fireball was observed by witnesses from the northeast U.S. and Canada this morning, March 17. An analysis of currently available data places first visibility of the meteor above Lake Erie. The fireball - caused by a small asteroid nearly 6 feet in diameter and weighing about 7 tons - moved southeast at 45,000 mph before fragmenting over Valley City. The fragments continued on to the south, producing meteorites in the vicinity of Medina County, Ohio. 🔗 go.nasa.gov/4bcMwMg Eyewitness accounts supplied by the American Meteor Society

Seriously, learn a new song.

@Chesschick01 Shook the house all the way out here in Geauga.

Holy shit. Brb kids and I are going treasure hunting:

@Gryph911 Technically speaking, it's your unborn grandchildren's tax dollars bombing your tax dollars.

Gm At my age I think its at the point where it’s my tax dollars bombing my tax dollars.

Wind damage on a 60ft tall pine. Should be a fun one to take down.