Dr. Guillermo Power @gpowerf@social.cleverlibre.org

@godlessmom some of it is absolutely hilarious! Musk was right, comedy came back to Twitter but he shut it all down after 48 hours.

@trinsec @roywasse I’ve learned not to just click on images on the Federated timeline, specially not when sitting out in public!

@skanman I fully intend to skate into my retirement. Ice or roller, I don’t mind as long as I’m skating.

@TheStrugglingScientists 100% true.

@jimblimey@oldbytes.space I would love to be able to sit on my arse all Saturday long. 😞

@HauntedOwlbear @stokel @AbandonedAmerica very interesting article. I mostly think of digital preservation from video gaming angle, but the historical data stored in social media isn’t something I’ve thought about before.

The main worry with Twitter right now is that it is hanging from a thread. If it were implode there will be very few people left in it to cooperate with any preservation effort.

@furgar I’m over a decade older than any of those. Fan of our original Halo and Halo Infinite.

@topvint UK here and mine arrived online with peeps in the US. Although… my Stadia account started as a US account before I migrated it to a UK account.

@cliffwade@androiddev.social it is good so far. A bit slow to start with but seems OK. I like some of the concepts it introduced.

@Krassenstein I keen on the following:

* A crowd that’s more willing to have meaningful conversations.
* The larger character limit that enables these more in-depth conversations.
* The lack of quote tweet which minimises conflict.
* The fact that it is an open source project and that it cannot be bought by anyone.

@cliffwade@androiddev.social currently playing Halo Infinite, Bayonetta, and Sonic Frontiers.

I’m still playing #Persona5Royal and #HaloInfinite with #Bayonetta and #SonicFrontiers on the side. Kind of lost most of the will to play #APlagueTaleRequiem. Loving using the little Series S with keyboard and mouse. #xp