Trinsec @Qoto @trinsec@qoto.org

@Bosbesje@mastodon.nl @FollowBot @mastodon

Een followbot is gewoonlijk van een nieuwe instance die andere instances probeert te volgen. Een manier is om een followbot te gebruiken zodat hun timeline door jouw instance gevuld wordt.

Als het goed is kan je #nobot in je profieltekst doen om niet door bots gevolgd te worden.

@Placholdr You and me both...

@phoenix Oh yeah, totally relatable. :D

@mc I hope that's washable, lol.

@Pat And that's without mentioning them repeating certain segments over and over again...

@zpartacoos That's it exactly... get out of bed, have a little walk around the neighbourhood, and then you can get back in bed. Repeat every damn day.

@Pat Quite often I have that feeling as well. ;)

@melpsn@mastodon.art Wow, fairly realistic.

Finally finished reading this book, The Thursday Murder Club written by Richard Osman. Yup, the guy who's presenting in Pointless and Richard Osman's House of Games, both currently on BBC. I was interested in this book because he's proven himself with a fairly dry (British) humor in those game shows that I liked and hoped to see the same in his book as well.

It was an fun read. A retirement community has a small group of geriatrics who try to solve murders. On Thursdays, mind you, because that's when the Jigsaw Room is available for their meetings. Conveniently they've also found a name for their club.

At first just cold cases, but then a real murder pops up. Oooh, exciting! So they try to solve that one. They get in touch with 2 cops who were assigned to the murder case, quite interesting how they got in touch too. And then another murder happens. Ooh, even more exciting!

Suspects start popping up left and right, but are they really the murderers? They learn a lot more about those suspects than they thought, but did they even get closer to solving the case?

Anyway, it's a nice read. Every character is clearly defined. You'd expect Joyce to be overly excited at the prospect of getting jailed, you know.. she'd get *experience* in what it's like to be a prisoner! Oh and would you like a slice of cake please? Elizabeth is quite the pushy person, it's gonna be done whether others want it or not! And you can count on her on solving a few side cases! Ron's good at impromptu commentary and Ibrahim happily joins in with some facts.

I see there's a second book out in this series. I might seriously consider to give that one a read as well so I can continue reading about the antics of those octogenarians. Or were they septuagenarians? Either way, pretty damn old!
#Books

@peterdrake This is a huge problem on the internet. :(

@worldsendless Never used it as it's actually not useful with trackballs. :D

@sgryphon Ah, on that bike.

I think a fair amount of instances are going to block twitter then, lol.

@Angle Ah, my condoleances. :( Always sucks to lose a loved one. At least you've got good memories of him!

@StroomAfwaarts Can't you plant veggies while it's raining?

@StroomAfwaarts Your guess is as good as mine. :/ Closest I got to guess is Hanendoorn, but I'm not certain.

It's a nice tree.. well, except for the moordnaalden.

@lucifargundam Mmm, are you wanting this company?

@rastinza That's actually what we're already doing, and it sucks. Excel is limited. It'd be nice if there was a link-based system kinda wiki style.

Obsidian's capable of doing that and the Dataview plugin can make a nice table with its query language that's very similar to SQL.

@rastinza An overview of all the devices we use at this location with each their own history and where they're located.

OneNote and Excel need to mate and get babies and have a half-wiki solution. :P

Oh well, I'll just make a database in Obsidian instead and utilize Dataview like there's no tomorrow.
#Work