JasonW

@JasonW@social.ridetrans.it

Author, “Personal Finance for People in Tech.” Project Jupyter open source developer at AWS. Housing, transit, election data. Opinions posted are my own.

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Tengrain, to random
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President Handsome Joe Biden is in town today, and my transit ride across town was about 2X as long as usual; I wonder... !

JasonW,

@Tengrain I just got a SoundTransit alert tying the light rail delays to the @potus visit

JasonW, to apple

Perk of living in #WA: I get to beta test unnamed #apple cultivars

#Seattle #Ballard #experimentalFruit

molly0xfff, to web
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If you've ever found yourself missing the "good old days" of the #web, what is it that you miss? (Interpret "it" broadly: specific websites? types of activities? feelings? etc.) And approximately when were those good old days?

No wrong answers — I'm working on an article and wanted to get some outside thoughts.

JasonW,

@molly0xfff I miss the era of personal web sites started out of genuine admiration for something, rather than out of a desire to farm a few advertising pennies

JasonW, to random

Just before , vandals stole and destroyed a bronze statue of that was at a Little League field in Wichita. You can help fund its replacement.

https://gofund.me/5ca3c7fb

landley, to random
@landley@mstdn.jp avatar

We've reached the point of content warning sandwich tweets because they aren't vegan. No wonder bluesky is winning.

https://hachyderm.io/@skinnylatte/111253569427846247

JasonW,

@landley You can turn off content warnings

gruber, to random
@gruber@mastodon.social avatar

Bluesky is going to skyrocket to mainstream popularity and actually replace Twitter, and Mastodon cannot, because Bluesky is being designed to be simple, fun, and — most importantly — easy to understand.

JasonW,

@gruber “Regular people” don’t care about Bluesky as long as Twitter still works. This isn’t like Gmail, where wannabe early adopters paid $200 for an invite to a service that offered something novel and better. This is a service for people who want Twitter, but not hosted by Twitter X Corp.

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