@pikhq absolutely
@pikhq absolutely
@agnes Nah, that's comparable for a high-end luxury gas cooktop like from Viking. We got an induction cooktop from GE for closer to 1/4 of that cost, and it works great so far
@agnes That said, the battery feature of that cooktop seems neat? I think I read about that sort of thing - easier to install, doesn't need higher voltage appliance wiring, charges up in off-hours, works for awhile in a power outage. Not sure it's worth the price yet, though? π€·
An email landed in my inbox with a subject line including the words "super-spreader RISK during holiday travel"
My brain initially read this as "super-spreader KINK" for some reason and I was like, yeah well, that figures with all the other fuckery going on
@tylrfishr This is very cool, congrats on getting it launched!
I've been puttering around with something similar myself, but I'm quite a ways from even thinking about inviting other folks to use it.
Personally, I really want to see the rise of a bunch of services that do this sort of link gathering across networks for all the same reasons you mention in your blog post!
@cwebber An analogy I've used with some folks is to imagine blogs you can only read through Google Reader. And if Google Reader shuts down, you can't read those blogs any more. But that'll never happen right?
(which, of course, I see you've covered as I read further through your thread! π )
@cwebber i found the easter egg
@cwebber i, for one, am nodding along and occasionally clapping
I heard an NPR newscaster call Google Chrome a search engine this morning and I just π©
I mean Fox Business News called Firefox a search engine, years back, so it's not like the confusion is new but just π©
When I hear stuff like that, it just makes me wonder what news folks get wrong / confused / conflated in lots of other fields I don't know much about
Like yeah yeah whatever tomato / tomato, who cares about this computer stuff, it's all complicated whatever
But it's like confusing hybrids for highways and just sloppy
Reading @cwebber 's thread on Bluesky decentralization and fediverse critiques
'tis the season when I'm reminded of one of my favorite holiday tweets
https://x.com/theryangeorge/status/1204821475800363008?lang=en
It's review season at my job. Many of the forms say "will not be shared with {cow-orker name}" - but I've never been like ALRIGHT TIME TO SPILL THE TEA
There is sun after a day mostly cloudy. I am tempted to take a bike ride. But, sunset is in 90 minutes. And it might rain again. Maybe a short walk.
It is perturbing at this time of year to be like βwelp, 3pm, itβs dark soonβ
Got a long weekend coming up next week and I have some plans queued up #3dprinting