drewfer @drewfer@social.cleverlibre.org

Sometimes I love Alabama.

@ExistentialCrisis please state the nature of your emergency.

How ironic is it that Florida stole the election from Al Gore and is now being slowly destroyed by climate change.

@jordan31@fosstodon.org @chimera

I was in the Yukon Territory last Feb and someone had tacked an Arab City Limits sign to a telephone pole in a 'Signpost Graveyard' out in the middle of nowhere.

@chimera I'm also in the Huntsville area (Madison actually)

Passed the ASA 101 and 103 certification exams!

@freemo I prefer the top two. Something about the 3-space descending lines confuses my eyes.

@freemo what about LGPL? You can link liberally but have to provide source for improvements.

How ironic is it that the GPL protects and grows the software commons whereas simple attribution doesn't.

Sitting on my back porch reading and the cats started hissing. I glanced up and a raccoon had just climbed up on the porch with us to check out their food bowl!?

It was cool but I'm sitting here in the dark with shorts with no shoes on. I'm sure he was just as surprised as I was but the little guy sure was intimidating.

@freemo to me (unfamiliar with style constraints) the top version seems more readable.

@freemo what type of pen/nib are you using?

@mngrif like muttrc.vim?

https://www.vim.org/scripts/script.php?script_id=1479

@mngrif Can't you just set vim as your editor in your .muttrc?

Day trip to the Renaissance Tower in Florence, Al

I cut my hair and bought a truck. Now I'm heading to the Tractor Supply store in the next town over to pick up a load of compressed wood bricks to heat my house over the winter.

I think I'm finally getting the hang of this adulting business.

@illnessideology @realmaxkeeble here in the US we have employee owned companies that are actually tax advantaged (if structured correctly). I've job hopped till I found one and it's wonderful to work for. In our instance the "boss" has to get the permission of about 100 employees to form a majority to make major decisions.