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I'm trying to remember that people is more important on than on sites afflicted with "The Algorithm." Usually I read through the first several posts of people I might be interested in following.

I just ran across a person with the top three posts being a complaint about big corporate BS, , and a . It got an immediate follow!

Okay, #Meeps (#Mastodon #Peeps)!

I'm officially looking for a job!
My specialty is perl, macOS, Linux, MySQL, SQLite, etc...

If anyone knows of anything, please let me know. I will #remote if they allow - I'm in Central Florida.

Thanks for any boosts!

I'm on linked in:

linkedin.com/in/jann-gobble-24

It is getting harder to recommend that anybody come work for my company. Last week the EH&S team tried to force people that were using personal or rented vehicles to transport company equipment to go through training about Defensive Driving Small Vehicles. Holy crap these people are out of touch. Lawyers drive this company now and not reasonable people.

You get to the end of the course you are teaching and students conclude it was a waste of time. How do you respond?

This is HUGE.

"The National Labor Relations Board ruled Tuesday that employers can no longer demand laid-off employees avoid publicly disparaging the company as part of their severance agreements, nor can they stop affected employees from disclosing the terms of their exit packages. Doing so, the federal agency determined, would be a violation of the laid-off employees’ rights under the National Labor Relations Act."

vice.com/en/article/dy7a7x/com

Periodic PSA!

I use lots of graph paper, so I made a LaTeX template to print my own. It was so handy that @duetosymmetry and I turned it into a LaTeX package.

There are various grid styles (graph, quadrille, hex, iso, dot grid, etc), and both custom and pre-defined color schemes.

Use it to easily print your own paper, or to make pdf page templates for your favorite tablet note-taking app. I use them with GoodNotes & Notability.

Github: github.com/mcnees/LaTeX-Graph-
CTAN: ctan.org/pkg/gridpapers?lang=e

When you think, do you have an internal dialogue that includes words?

Boost if you're interested.

Zoom ordered no more work from home for its employees because someone in legal read the new Zoom ToS and was shocked by what Zoom can now do with the content of Zoom calls.

@takeitev
Platform maturity.

It always happens. Any new movement the best people move first and the average and terrible ones arrive later.

When CrossFit appeared my fittest friends jumped on that.

When Twitter started my friends who could best describe their day in 140 characters went there.

When Gab started all the racists got in first.

Now Mastodon has the most interesting people and the nasty posters are arriving here too to pad out the ranks.

This is an excellent time to be skeptical consumers of legal takes and be cautious about both Trumpist pseudo-legal disinformation and Resistance pseudo-legal wishcasting.

We drove #electriccar to Paris recently and back, via Dieppe - no worries.
Last December I drove to Berlin and back. Again, each drive took about 10 hours with couple of stops - no problems.

Stop believing nonsense in the media. It's a moaning of either corrupt people or let's just say - less gifted in the upstairs apartment - who think their privilidges is just a norm. #climate #ElectricVehicles #climateaction

Do I know any screen reader users who have successfully completed advanced math coursework? If so, I would like to meet with you. Boosts requested

@yappari Have you ever considered migrating to a server that has them?

Yappari  
@Leeisme @antares this makes me miss the quote tweet. I want to see it

The most Mastodon thing I’ve seen on here so far is someone CWing a picture of a cat because the cat is making eye contact.

Please Fedi-Friends,
don’t forget to use Content Warning to hide your toot if you as discussing spoilers from a tv show, movie, game, or book so that others can enjoy it too! 📺🎬🎮📘✨

So it's not just electric cars that catch on fire and burn down your house?

Hyundai and Kia recall nearly 92,000 cars and urge outdoor parking due to fire risk

"the electronic controller in the oil pumps can overheat and cause fires. Both automakers have asked owners to park their vehicles outside and "away from structures" until repairs can be made."

#EV #transport

npr.org/2023/08/04/1192090853/

@alexwild I have a bit of nostalgia for the time that Yahoo was trying to keep all pages in a defined categorised tree.

Now I can't even get Amazon to return search results related to or even containing the words in my search string.

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