No longer my platform but I’m fairly confident this was actually zero searches (until this morning!)

i still think domain verification is a great solution but as someone who often explains DNS to large bureaucratic institutions these days, trust me when i say that quick and easily recognizable account verification is necessary too. especially for verifying authenticity in moments of breaking news

Just realized I no longer use Alexa or Siri. Wild how they’ve become irrelevant so quickly.

Tired: But her emails.

Wired: But his text messages.

okay but even in dystopian novels i'm pretty sure they have universal healthcare

Thought i was getting a surprising amount done today, and then realised it was because I forgot to open Teams.

Thank you @markhusk.bsky.social for including our poll in your article for @scholarlykitchen.bsky.social!

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live your life in such a way that the entire world doesn't burst out laughing when your rocket blows up

My 1st grader started singing "Another One Rides the Bus," and when I asked him how he knew it, he said, "It's by a YouTuber. I think he's called Weird Al?"

Do not cite the deep magic to me, witch...

I guess every now and then you reach a fork in the road

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HOW ARE NON-U?
On the Marmite history of Nancy Mitford-style commandments on what's posh and what's not...

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“All of us who make a living doing creative work on the Internet inevitably find ourselves in a partnership with [a] platform”— @rusty.todayintabs.com on migration
“It’s hard to describe a dysfunctional platform relationship, & it’s equally hard to describe one that feels productive & well-aligned.”