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RT @AreTillery
This is a true story.

I take notes on physical paper for reasons. As I was flipping from one page to another during a call, a client noticed I was using graph paper, and told me I could no longer be trusted.

Because people who use graph paper are always plotting something.

RT @BlackKnight10k
More people have died in mass shootings in the last 2 weeks than cases of voter fraud in the entire election, yet Republicans have introduced over 100 bills in states all over America to make it harder to vote. They've yet to introduce a single bill making it harder to get a gun.

The challenge facing young people today is finding a social media platform old enough that other people are on it but not so old that FAANG+M have bought it.

Some interesting arguments in the replies here.
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RT @maggiekb1
If you ever want to just have your mind break at how much economics have changed over the last 60 years, go re-read Ramona and Her Father where a home-owning family in Portland is saved from financial ruin by the dad getting a job as check-out clerk at a grocery.
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RT @qikipedia
Word of the Day: ACEDIA - described by solitary monks as ‘the noonday demon’, a combination of listlessness, undirected anxiety, and an inability to concentrate.

Do you live in one of these states? If so, contact your state legislator about supporting @NatlPopularVote so that every vote counts equally. gdoc.pub/doc/e/2PACX-1vS_F4LCm

RT @CodeWisdom
"The best learners are the people who push through the discomfort of being objectively bad at something." – Tommy Collison

RT @JYSexton
One of my favorite things about criticizing Elon Musk is the wave of people who remind me how unfathomably successful the Right was in undermining faith in public projects to the point they trust a single megalomaniacal weirdo with crafting a post-Earth future over, say, NASA.

RT @machineiv
Remember how this happened and this tweet still exists and people insist that Marvel isn’t pro-military propaganda?

Good times. twitter.com/marvel/status/9163

Some people say @mattleacock predicted the pandemic in 2008, but How I Met Your Mother predicted Matt Leacock in 2005.

Working on @PIGSquad's Tabletop Jam. Space Disagreement is a 4X game with a twist for the theme of "A Harmful Resource". Cobbled together procedural starmap generation. @unity3d

RT @gengelstein
Geoff: Getting a mixed-color pair is twice as likely as a pair of the same color? That can’t be right.

Geoff, an hour later, surrounded by scribbled pages: Cards are weird.

Bulk subtweet.
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RT @qikipedia
Word of the day: BERYA (North American Yiddish) - a talented, competent, energetic woman, especially one who gets a lot done
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RT @d_feldman
I asked my doctor about getting the vax but he said it's running the entire hospital's medical records system and I can't have it

RT @histoftech
My Women in Computing History class students are improving some history of computing pages this week. And so many of their well-thought-out and useful edits are getting reverted. One student added a quote and reference from Janet Abbate’s award-winning book Recoding Gender...

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