@DameAtomicGinger

Good grief. A reference to a book like that should not be cause for a reprimand. I am glad I am nearing the end of my work life.

@leo
Great news

Take JCDvorak's advise and adopt value for value I addition to the club.

Columbines off the Rock Island Trail in Lee's Summit

I don’t like how gambling is so integrated with sports tv now.

@Fergus33

Nice to see something besides a political post. Life is beautiful.

@adam and @Johncdvorak Thanks for your hard work on the BPITU. Episode 1579, "Cash over Country" was a BANGER (as the kids say).

Thanks for 15+ years of critical media deconstruction. Please never find an exit strategy. ITM

@thurrott

This is extremely annoying. I saw this behavior on my Android phone and was able to nip it on the bud by uninstalling Edge. I don't know of any easy remedy for Windows desktop.

It was just a few days ago that I was spontaneously praising @kevin for his work transforming Bloomberg’s culture with respect to open source. You could do much worse than hiring him.

Kevin P. Fleming  
In case you haven't heard, Red Hat is laying off people today, and I'm one of them. My 'career' as a Hatter lasted just over 15 months, much less t...

@adam @Johncdvorak last day of 2023 will be 123123, might be a good donation drive. It's also a show day.

More fluidity is achievable in web writing than the rigid form of Wordpress, but first you have to let go of the idea that Wordpress is the only format for web writing,

Reading Stolen Focus. The chapter, "The Collapse of Sustained Reading", revealed that the screen is "training" us to read differently.

We tend to skip and scan when reading on screens. But if we do it long enough, it will bleed onto other areas, causing us to read on paper the same way. - Anne Mangen, professor of literacy at Stavanger University in Norway

#Reading #StolenFocus #AmReading #NonFiction

Apparently you can't read my post on micro.blog without logging in. So here's a screen shot of the post. Sorry for the screwup.

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From en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_Bro about Fred Brooks: "The most important single decision I ever made was to change the IBM 360 series from a 6-bit byte to an 8-bit byte, thereby enabling the use of lowercase letters. That change propagated everywhere." May his memory be a blessing.

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