They sure do let you add a lot of attachments

One House Dem called Auschwitz a "soup de jour," telling @axios.com Hitler is "setting a trap for the Democrats, and like usual we're falling for it."

“Rather than talking about the tariff policy ... we're going to go take the bait for one jew.”

It gets easier if you commit to "laundry in the sink" with quick-dry fabrics, but it only works if you can get away with only wearing those, and the laundry is still annoying.

I did a month in New Zealand out of a single backpack, and I ended up mostly washing socks + undies. Pants and tops? Ehh.

The only class I wish I'd spent more time with in college was the technical writing bit.

Software's the easy part. Communicating is hard.

I work in tech and every day the "I keep a gun next to my printer so I can shoot it if it makes a noise I don't recognize" tweet becomes realer

This is entirely on-brand for NASA. I'd put good money on this getting shared around and up, and everyone who saw it being delighted.

I actually don't know if it's the same thing he's referring to.

And I've got no idea. I just know stuff from reading a ton of Paul's posts, and reading through the docs a bit. 😅

Expanding on that; you could, for example, prevent a relay's known IP from connecting to your PDS, but that's a _very_ flimsy protection, trivially bypassed.

> host your own PDS
Yup

> relay discovery of PDS
think "fill out this google form and my relay will add you". Different relays may have different criteria or methods

> restrict read access to PDS
Some apps may have encryption (ex: DMs), but generally anything published is public.