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@codebryo ah, haven’t used jira since ~2016, sounds like it hasn’t changed much! used to spend so much time trying to tweak it or just jumping through the hoops of someone else’s convoluted scrum process

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@pluralistic why are all your images marked as “sensitive”? also: hey, glad you’re here!

@elk hey, love elk but haven’t been able to use it since moving to qoto.org from mastodon.social… qoto admins have no idea why. anything on your end?

i keep thinking about the ideas from this video. could this work in ontario? (don't get hung up on the hippy art aesthetic)
youtube.com/watch?v=VoYZlyBHyQ

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bothers me that spots like this — walkable, multi-level, human scale, tied in with nature — are so rare around here that they're basically exclusively used for weddings.

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@levisan @BackwardsFeet hah yes! this would be an easy conversion for most church basements. honestly only downside i can see of doing the church as house thing is your heating costs are crazy unless you get rid of the vaulted ceilings, even if they’ve still got a boiler. wonder if thats solvable w heat pumps or something.

went to the fillmore in detroit last night with @yo_peej to see the national play. what an ornate space! excellent set too, def worth the drive.

@cereal this is so close to the premise of a cory doctorow short story from his book “radicalized”—the inspiration maybe? hah

@deltatux ive got some of these at my desk! didn’t realize they were a thing of the past. shows how often i use coloured pencils, i guess

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Found on Bluesky, and thought I'd share here.

The Sad Bastard Cookbook: Food you can make so you don't die

From a co-author;

"I co-wrote a cookbook for depressed people and other folks with zero spoons, only knives. It's not meant to be gourmet cooking so much as a survival guide for late stage capitalism. And you can get it for free!"

#Cookbooks

traumbooks.itch.io/the-sad-bas

@Eggfreckles huh! have been curious about giving linux a whirl. maybe now i know which flavour!

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"Getting rid of physical books because we now have databases is like getting rid of sunshine because of the existence of vitamin-D pills and cod liver oil." --love that.

a cogent plea for keeping physical libraries available:

scottlocklin.wordpress.com/202

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snes.party: play SNES games with instant online multiplayer in the browser; also: nes.party snes.party/

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Bonus pro-tip: Use 6- or 12-up muffin tins for toppings to make burger/taco bars.

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@levisan oh nice. i’d love to live in an old church, but a bowling alley would be sick too

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