Flaviu Vescan @flaviuvescan@social.cleverlibre.org

This is a reminder to use https://www.movetodon.org one more time before the watertight doors on the Titanic close

It's February, why not replace romantic love with a ham.

My first mate brings all the sails to the yard.

This is the future public transit enthusiasts want

Married 25 years yet the wife and I still find things to talk about every day.

Just not with each other, obviously.

My neighbour just confronted me about missing items off her washing line.

I nearly shit her pants.

There’s a 65% chance I inherited my dad’s strong math skills, and a 48% chance I got my moms.

Quote posts is now on Mastodon's road map!

It's categorized as exploring so there's still no guarantee it will happen.

Be let's be honest. It *will* probably happen!

https://joinmastodon.org/roadmap

There's some embedded cultural commentary on the fact news stories are asking if ChatGPT will replace your job instead of your boss's job.

Some #Twitter things that the company didn’t build or invent itself

• Twitterrific was the first mobile Twitter app
• The word tweet made its first official appearance on Twitterrific
• The hashtag was from Chris Messina
• Advanced Twitter Search was originally Summize
• Twitter bought TweetDeck
• Live stream was from Periscope acquisition
• The official Twitter app was originally Tweetie which they purchased from Loren Brichter
• Mentioning people with an @ was user driven and wasn’t linked to accounts because they didn’t consider conversations to take place on Twitter initially
• Quote tweet was adopted from people copy+pasting tweets and adding RT in front of the copied tweet
• Threads were built to accomodate existing user behavior

Did I miss anything major?

My friend taught me how to label graphs and maps.

Legend.

„Endlich wieder zuhause!hoffentlich haben die Affen nichts angerührt“

This is perfect.

what a time to be alive

https://maxread.substack.com/p/ai-saddam-hussein-and-ai-michel-foucault

Sharing a fantastic new Data & Society report by Moira Weigel about Amazon, it’s third party sellers and the risk they pose to consumers. Amazon’s willful ignorance about what it sells has ramifications for the safety of consumer products and recourse when people are harmed. https://datasociety.net/library/amazons-trickle-down-monopoly/

never change, the onion, never change

Why is gravity so cheap?

Why Because it's mass-produced.