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@daviwil @srijan OH. You're one of those people!

j/k. I would go absolutely crazy after a week of that, though. My sanity would start slipping and depression would set in.

@daviwil @srijan I live in org. It's the first thing I need up to get started in the morning. I have one-command capture from my email inbox into my todo agenda, and it has been a game changer. Also integrates beautifully with daily standups.

@srijan @daviwil org-capture is a beautiful thing. I don't know about the inbox thing, though

@daviwil I only have four at the moment. That's just more than I usually have :)

@daviwil I'll add it to my list of issues I need to file for various things :)

@daviwil I can't see an easy option for changing your Mastodon account, though. I used a number of accounts for keeping myself focused on Twitter and keep the same practice on Mastodon. Switching is the main reason I use Mastodon in the browser, so I have different accounts in different tabs.

Mastodon is another example of a service that works great in Emacs. I'm posting this from mastodon.el!

codeberg.org/martianh/mastodon

@avelino we can already use RSS to follow people on Mastodon (great feature). Ability to write in Zulip-style would complete the experience as making Mastodon a full service/protocol and not just a client-dependent experience.

Is there a good way to post to a instance via email?

last week my started having severe issues (which is a major work issue), apparently not loading a crucial file. Today I was having problems with my bluetooth headphones, too; connected but not seen as an audio device. Suddenly everything is working again. I don't know why.

@itsburnsie don't delete it! Others can steal the user name and impersonate you.

Well, lets see if they care anymore if I expose this shit on twitter. If you have an account there feel free to show some support:

twitter.com/DocFreemo/status/1

RT @fndriven
To Dos:
- Hammock time and think about ...
- ... how to create a XTDB query (Datalog) programmatically

I don’t understand why people think Mastodon is difficult. It seems pretty straightforward, and the separate servers are no biggie. I’m enjoying this fresh start here, like moving to a new apartment!

Read the inspiring story of how Eyüpsultan, Turkey switched to free software, gained independence from proprietary software, and saved money ($$$) in the process! If they did it in their city, your city can do it too! | Read more at: u.fsf.org/3m9

My favorite hashtag is #HugOps and I'm glad it's made the transition to Mastodon.

It's used by engineers to express empathy and support for production engineers battling a system problem.

Engineers often give #HugOps to engineers in other companies, often competitors. It's the exact opposite of schadenfreude.

Right now, #HugOps to the mastohost folks keeping that ship afloat in the face of a huge influx of new usage.

But also #HugOps to the remaining production engineers at Twitter.

Seeing people with coding ability commenting on features they want in Mastodon, many of them framing their insights as if there is a bug.

Almost all ideas I have seen so far could be implemented in a client or a relay. For ones that can't, there are pull requests. For ones that are declined, downstream forking is feasible.

It's #OpenSource & based on a truly open standard, #ActivityPub. How about we frame ideas positively & look for places to contribute? This is not a walled garden run by VCs.

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