Jons Mostovojs @jonn@social.doma.dev

@timClicks we can book a short call at your convenience: https://savvycal.com/manpages/15

@kjoo www.creedthoughts.gov.www\creedthoughts

#TomorrowsOutlook is my favorite modern heavy metal band by a huge margin. They'll have a new album this year (hopefully) and I'll buy the heck out of it. In the meantime, it's "The Voice Unheard" album on repeat.

@solene I should really get into #borg and #gitAnnex

@haloedpayload hi!

@titania2468@mastodon.social @folklore is it weird that I've seen this picture and was like "it's a 1/1 for 0". :)

Kvešns?

Me on the first #London #Nix meetup.

🤔 what if I disable boosts from everyone I follow for a month. I wonder how my feed would look then?..

@danlyke I feel you. I feel like I'm very strongly pro-social justice (because it's simply logical and significantly lacking). But I'll admit that I sometimes mute people for N days (which is also a feature here) when I'm in the mood of connecting with people more than being sad about stuff. We all need to recuperate and stay positive in presence of an overwhelming set of huge problems we can't fix ourselves.

What I like about educating myself on these subjects though is that I, as a business owner, want to keep myself in check and provide my employees ways to de facto or de jure even (if they care enough) to unionise. I try my very best to install people whose job it is to geniuenly work in their interests without bullshit inside my companies and, in early stages, be that person myself. This is an example where learning about overarching thing I can't fix makes me think and apply best practices to things I can construct well by design.

@matthewcroughan i have a sofa if you miss the train.

@jkreeftmeijer I'm still boosting / retooting over here.

@aaronareed look @textfiles, "get lamp" the book!

@danlyke btw, I RT jokes and Ukraine related stuff. I would rather my followers read both (jokes are fun and and uplifting, a war in the middle of Europe is very important and has to be stopped with the defeat of the aggressor), but if people are not into it, there's an amazing option "hide boosts"!

I love @linuxmagazine and @adminmagazine. I hand-picked three issues and every one of them is a banger. But I think that they shouldn't tag articles like this one: https://www.linuxjournal.com/content/demystifying-kubernetes-operators-creation-benefits-and-use-cases with tag howto. This article feels a bit like an output of a large language model. 🙂