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@zoecello Bluesky is a bit of an exclusive walled garden at the moment. No federation and invite only. Quite possibly wont be as likeable once the hordes are let in. Time will tell. To my knowledge there's no way to follow your Bluesky account or interact unless you are in the Bluesky club

@zoecello I'm on Mastodon (and already following your account!). I was leaving anyway, but was hastened when X killed access for the Twitter client I was using. I only follow a few select accounts such as yours via an RSS feed from a Nitter instance.

@zoecello @sarbarella Threads is promising future interoperability with Mastodon (or more specifically, Activitypub) so if you go with Mastodon, in theory you will be able to be accessible to your fan base on Threads without getting your hands dirty directly. :-^

Well my Twitter client has not worked for a few weeks, and using the web page for this site is a big yeah, nuh. Feel free to follow me at @evmcl" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">aus.social/@evmcl if you do the Mastodon thing.

@zoecello @zoecello" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">mstdn.social/@zoecello FTW?

@cathywilcox1 Are you no longer posting on theblower.au? Thanks.

@SlenderSherbet My dad was a member of a saxophone quartet and I so wanted them to call themselves "The Sax Workers" but they wouldn't.

@lkmclellan I've been trying to find a reference to the original Coleridge quote (un-slightly modified) but cannot track it down.

“Little is taught by contest or dispute, everything by sympathy and love.”

The role of education: “To work by love and so generate love. To habituate the mind to intellectual accuracy and truth. To excite imaginative power.” (Samuel Taylor Coleridge quote slightly modified in “Women Talking”)

@timelinize Do you even have software yet? Your Github account is empty, the URL in your profile picture doesn't exist. Where do we sign up? Would it be better to stop spruiking until you actually have something to show? #a #little #frustrated

With Timelinize, it's not even just about the contents of files. It's about the *context* of files. These are the main differences between our software and other products that seem similar.

Backup software is about files. Timelinize is about the *contents* of files.

Here we go… #happynewyear

Hope everyone has a happy and safe holiday break.

@gabrielkahane Honestly, you're coming across like an ill-tempered clavier.

70% of Gen Z viewers tend to watch videos with subtitles in the USA. preply.com/en/blog/americ…

In the 1920s, new car sales were falling, so the industry promoted the term ‘jaywalking’ to blame accidents on pedestrians, rather than aggressive drivers. cdn1.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus… via medium.com/magnetic/52-th…

@Dennis_E_Taylor You might want to look at getting your SSL (HTTPS) certificate sorted out. At the moment it is a self-signed certificate which brings up big scary warnings in the browser. Services like Let's Encrypt make it reasonably easy these days.

RT @itisiboller@infosec.exchange: Shared by my Daughter “I need privacy, not because my actions are questionable, but because your judgement and intentions are” In response to “if you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear”

From ineedcoffee.com/life-is-coffee…

Brilliant little story highlighting the importance of disaster recovery planning. "I recently had to implement my disaster recovery plan" old.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/com…

@VaughnVernon @ColinPear @adymitruk @EventModeling Nah, not reckless, just tiresome. Two days of following his sneering and I unfollowed again. I'm really interested in @EventModeling but he's put me off quite a bit. Knocking others down doesn't make you taller. Would rather hear more about the virtues of @EventModeling than this

@ColinPear @adymitruk @EventModeling With respect, @ColinPear, I'd say that @adymitruk would be reckless if he was advocating Event Sourcing and Event Modeling but had no idea what he's talking about. He'd also have no clients and students. I can tell you that neither is the case. In fact, extreme opposite.

Nope. @EventModeling and #EventSourcing are the only 2 "patterns" anyone should ever learn regardless of language or even if they program. The rest are dubious, forced mind-share ideas.

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