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It rolls up into the other side of the cassette. Just flip it over.

I believe there is already plans in the timeline to bring Tumblr to the fediverse.

The one time you decide to do the right thing, that cable you threw out? You’ll need that in almost exactly a week. Somehow it’s been in the box for 4 years, but now it’s needed.

I opened my first Gmail account during the private beta (2004). It’s not my daily driver account, but I still use it for government stuff like taxes and healthcare. It kinda blows my mind that it’s 20 years old.

LA’s transit plans are all aiming for a 2028 Olympics launch. If it was not for that, I doubt any of these projects could get the funding in time.

The Los Angeles Public Library offers:

• Free Museums tickets
• Free Zoo tickets (LA city residence only)
• Free state park passes
• You can borrow laptop, tablet, or even portable a Wi-Fi hotspot
• Free education software (Mango and Linkedin Learning)
• Free Comics, Music, Magazines, and Movies
• Free and cheap 3D printing

Obviously not every library offers all this, but check in with your local branch, and you might be pleasantly surprised.

I feel like I’m bracing for impact. I think it’s gonna get a lot fucking worse.

30 miles south of LA, my choices were:

• $65 for DSL through AT&T
• $75 for Cable Internet (That they called Fiber) through Charter’s ancient network
• $30 for TMo 5G when added to my family plan.

The TMo had more than double the speed. We need competition in this space. All the legacy companies are fat, slow, and lazy.

I used to be a Janitor, and now I’m a web designer. I still go to trash businesses and make them all pretty.

how we ride bikes without smashing our balls

I’m a man and I… I don’t know…

All I need is Marp.

There was this idea that instead of having the web powered by large data companies like Google and Meta you could keep all your information in the blockchain. It was an attempt to “take back control”.

However, most of the proponents kinda forgot that the web is already decentralized and only portions are controlled by Meta and Google.

Then, of course, we had the grifters come in.

The whole thing was built on a misunderstanding of how the web actually works.

Yes. They get squeezed again and again and keep falling for the same grift.

Bras are not required to fly. You’re thinking of doors.

If I steal your bicycle
you have to take the bus,
but if I just copy it
there’s one for each of us!