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(Also, I don’t want to get into a whole thing, but this is a common situation — asking a question, and wanting to share the answer with commentary and thanks — in which I really miss quote-tweeting.)

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It’s Wednesday. The best medicine to guard against the mid-week scaries is joining the #AskApple Q&As! We have everything from Stable Diffusion, to replacing Captchas with Private Access Tokens, to Core Data, to Accessibility, to WidgetKit, and MORE!! developer.apple.com/events/ask

@rballard Amen! I usually can’t get mine up off the platform at 4th & King.

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Berlin is considering the possibility of a car-free area larger than Manhattan. The citizen-driven plan would create the largest car-free area in a city anywhere in the world.

Leadership can come from many places when it comes to transforming cities. Via #FastCompany
fastcompany.com/90711961/berli

#cities #Berlin #Germany #urbanism #cars #carfree #transportation #mobility

We'll be getting started with this week's watchOS Ask Apple event at 11am PT, just 6 minutes from now. Come join us! developer.apple.com/events/ask

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@anildash Not true! Some of my posts from 12-15 years ago are still relevant and read.

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Another opportunity to is coming up! The watchOS session is on Tuesday, December 13 at 11am PT, but you can submit your questions starting on December 8 at 8am PT! There are lots of other great sessions as well, so check the full schedule! developer.apple.com/events/ask

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I’m on a mission to stop using the adverbs “just” and “simply” when talking to other people.

I find that using those words can make me sound dismissive and belittling; trivializing of the struggles that someone is going through.

Instead of “Why don’t you just do X?” or “You can simply do X”, I want to say “Have you tried doing X?”

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@anildash @philgyford OK now I need to spend time over the holiday break fixing the MovableType database that my ISP broke (again) with its latest server move. :-P Or move to a different platform... 🤔

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If making watchOS a robust platform for both first- and third-party developers is your passion, and you thrive on collaboration and debate, this could be the role for you! The work is challenging and fun, and the team is A+ amazing. Come join us and have instant impact on Apple Watch developers and wearers alike!

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We're still looking for a SwiftUI Frameworks Engineer for watchOS. This role is working on SwiftUI itself: proposing (and helping others refine proposals for) API, implementing API, supporting adoption of API, working on performance, etc. jobs.apple.com/en-us/details/2

Moving the Mastodon app to the spot previously occupied by the Twitter app on my phone's Home screen was a good idea.

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Mississippi is America’s Blackest state. It’s mostly white MAGA Govt annually rejects $1B in Federal $ for Medicaid. Now the last hospital in a rural part of MS is about to close—devastating Black & low income people.

MAGA racism & cruelty on full display. Like the old saying goes. Republicans claim government doesn’t work—then they get elected and prove it.
nbcnews.to/3EMk43p

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The issues seen around the #fediblock by some instances of journa.host are not surprising.

masto.ai/@parkermolloy/1093778

We are going through the teething problems of moving from centralised control to federated choice.

We are trained over years to shout loudly & quickly online when we suspect an injustice, often without appropriate investigations, because that's the only way to have a response from the large centralised organisations owning the space.

A thing I like about the Mastodon app is that it doesn’t put my head behind the static peninsula in my profile photo.

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I will never understand why people are so averse to diversity.

I like seeing trans people speaking to each other with idioms I don't get, cute girls speaking a language I can't recognize, or gay dudes priming and posing in random pics.

Seeing shit that is not for me makes me feel like I'm part of a much bigger world that still has space for me to learn and grow.

That's a big place of comfort for me. The bottomless nature of the human experience means we all have space to be fully who we are.

That's pretty cool.

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they put a christmas sweater on the t-rex at the national history museum in london and it's ridiculous and adorable

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