Mike Lissner 🦋

I started using Twitter in 2009 and posted about 22k times over about a decade. I stopped posting here about a year ago when everything went sideways. Today I deleted all my posts and everything else I could. It's time to go. ✌️

@jason_kint I forget the timing, but there’s a deliberate delay built into the bot to allow this to happen! For those curious how they can help: install recap! free.law/recap/

a tip for adtech press and industry ppl, attorneys. whenever a new item hits the US v Google adtech court docket (DCN has scripts that scan RSS feeds), I try to purchase and upload a copy to the Free Law Project. When I do it then this Twitter account normally sends a tweet with a link to the filing. So you should follow it if you're interested. Follow @DCNorg as a thank you :)

Ugh. Fewer. Get it right.

Another good day to quit Twitter.

@sonic I sent traceroutes to the support line. Definitely some issues in @cogent.

@mlissner Yes, as detailed in the Support Blog, a connectivity issue was with one of our transit provider networks. This should be resolved. If you are still experiencing problems, please contact support by calling (707)-547-3400 between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. PST, seven days a week.

@sonic is it possible you have a major connectivity problem? I can’t access GitHub, and Bluesky doesn’t have pictures. Started at 530p yesterday, when you said you fixed something. Others affected too: bsky.app/profile/mmasni…

I encourage you to leave too. I went to BlueSky. It’s good there! If you want help deleting tweets, let me know.

I started using Twitter in 2009 and posted about 22k times over about a decade. I stopped posting here about a year ago when everything went sideways. Today I deleted all my posts and everything else I could. It's time to go. ✌️

Agents from Texas' child welfare agency told a federal court Gov. Greg Abbott's order to investigate trans kids has brought the agency to "the brink of collapse" after 2,000 agents resigned in the past year alone rather than "break up loving families." dallasnews.com/news/public-he…

The US confirmed new cases reported today are already >600,000 and still rising (yesterday's 484,000 was already a world record)