Mauricio Balvanera
@maubrowncow.bsky.social
aka “Mau”. Director of Media at PROOF | Moonbirds. Non-Fungible Social Club. Apollo Post. Donut connoisseur. Professional Shenaniganist maubrowncow.eth
I need name suggestions for this sweet stubby lady.
January 30, 2025 at 4:03 PM
I need name suggestions for this sweet stubby lady.
Me when Chatgpt goes down.
December 12, 2024 at 12:50 AM
Me when Chatgpt goes down.
What music did ya'll all listen to this week?
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December 6, 2024 at 4:15 PM
What music did ya'll all listen to this week?
I can't decide whether AI is the world's worst overqualified yet inept intern or an extremely patient god tolerating my inefficient communication.
December 2, 2024 at 8:56 PM
I can't decide whether AI is the world's worst overqualified yet inept intern or an extremely patient god tolerating my inefficient communication.
Connect Four got boring
April 29, 2023 at 2:17 PM
Connect Four got boring
Reposted by Mauricio Balvanera
got some big names creating accounts today!
what, you might wonder, is the deal with high-profile account security?
the longer-term plan is that high-profile accounts (eg, .gov) would self-host with their own local keys and infra. or possibly a paid service specifically for this use case
what, you might wonder, is the deal with high-profile account security?
the longer-term plan is that high-profile accounts (eg, .gov) would self-host with their own local keys and infra. or possibly a paid service specifically for this use case
April 27, 2023 at 8:10 PM
got some big names creating accounts today!
what, you might wonder, is the deal with high-profile account security?
the longer-term plan is that high-profile accounts (eg, .gov) would self-host with their own local keys and infra. or possibly a paid service specifically for this use case
what, you might wonder, is the deal with high-profile account security?
the longer-term plan is that high-profile accounts (eg, .gov) would self-host with their own local keys and infra. or possibly a paid service specifically for this use case