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In case you haven't heard, Red Hat is laying off people today, and I'm one of them. My 'career' as a Hatter lasted just over 15 months, much less time than I had planned or expected.

Many of you know me well, and know that I have extensive background in open source software, project management, open source business, and lots of related activities. If you're aware of any opportunities which may be of interest, feel free to send them my way via any channel you like.

Boosts much appreciated, of course, and thanks in advance!

If you're cis, I'd like you to read this article and learn that Missouri is about to enact a full ban on transition healthcare for transgender people. The deadline is April 27.

No cisgender person I've shared this with has had any idea that this is a ban, not a regulation - the requirements are impossible to meet.

I would also ask that you share this information with three other cis people today, preferably ones in or near #Missouri .

Thank you.

gizmodo.com/missouri-trans-gen

Information literacy skills aren't just for high school students. Adults can learn (or re-learn) important skills around factchecking and vetting sources and claims.

On Tuesday, April 25, 4-6 p.m. (Pacific), we're presenting, with our statewide partners at the WSU Murrow College of Communication, a special "Mini" MisinfoDay virtual event with a series of short talks and workshops.

▶️ Register to attend: washington.edu/alumni/events/t

#UWCIP #MisinfoDay #InfoLit #Education #WA #Seattle

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@drhettie Tenure became my super power. It allowed me to speak up, especially on behalf of my colleagues who were not on the tenure track or who were in vulnerable positions. Tenure gave me the freedom to pursue research questions that interested me. It protected me (to a degree) from academic political BS. I was always aware of and grateful for that rare privilege.

#HigherEd #Tenure

Hello, new instance!!

Quick #introduction, I'm izzy, previously at @izzy@vis.social, but couldn't resist the pull of this wondrous gaming-focused instance. 😄

I've been a #dataAnalyst in #gameDev for... three? years now, both in #indie and #AAA on a long-running franchise.

Love the job and play tons of #videoGames (obv). Currently mostly #RocketLeague, re-playing Assassin's Creed (the OG), and #GenshinImpact.

I love #gardening, #SUPing, and e-biking in any season that's not winter.

HI ALL 👋

@mempko Maybe Elon and his team ought to try playing Kerbal Space Program since engineering and history doesn't seem to be working

Looking for some help

A week or so ago, there was an article I saw get boosted a few times. It was about ants or some animal in Africa and the noteworthy part was that the (western?) researchers quoted the local community leaders as experts on the critter based on a long history of living together and included them as authors.

Can anyone help me find that article again? Boosts much appreciated!

After witnessing a white doctor refuse to treat a sick, elderly Native American woman who later died, Susan LaFlesche Picotte decided to become a physician to help her people. Born in 1865, she grew up on Nebraska’s Omaha reservation.

In 1889, Picotte became the first female Native American to earn a medical degree in the U.S. She raised funding & opened Wathill Hospital in 1913 - the first private hospital on a reservation. drsusancenter.org/dr-susan #HistoryRemix #history #science

“Books are the treasured wealth of the world and the fit inheritance of generations and nations.” Henry David Thoreau

Ceiling cat blesses you and protects you under his watchful eye on this wonderful Caturday

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