Hugo Rodrigues @hugorodrigues@mastodon.technology

Today #Tutanota has been added to https://nomoregoogle.com/ 💪 👍 This is awesome as it will help spread the word about Tutanota as a secure email alternative to #Gmail. And while at it, make sure to get our Android app from @fdroidorg to fully get rid of #Google! 😁🎉 #privacy

I was a bit worried that the Kotaku article made Mastodon sound like an insular closed club, but judging by all the new sign ups there's probably no better way to make people want to sign up than to suggest that something is exclusive...

Very good https://bongo.cat/

hey youtube, vsauce michael here. did you know that you have bones

Panic! At The Kernel

🔥 Gonna be hot again in Portland next week. 🔥

Some twitter v. Mastodon tips for all of the lovely new tooters:

When you like a tweet on twitter, a swarm of AIs spin into action, analysing every aspect of the tweet and trying so desperately to find the matching tweet to show you next that will keep you scrolling, lest their masters decommission them in favor of a new version.

When you fave a toot on Mastodon, there aren't any AIs; you just made another human being across the world feel nice.

Mastodon: The most advanced cat sharing protocol on the internet

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https://mastodon.social/media/d8awxw6JdslY6ioXQKw

Programming is great because you can just take that huge messy chuck from the middle of your function and hide it away under a new name in a new function and feel good about how you "cleaned up" the original function by abstracting the internals.

This is exactly how I used to clean my room as a kid - I'd refactor all the junk on the floor to be under my bed. Boom - problem solved.

I guess this is the point where I ask for help. If anyone familiar with Rust would like to work with me on a library for the Mastodon API please reach out to me.

(please boost for visibility)

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Cheap roomba!

Remember that it's almost always management/owners who push devs to deliver half-finished software under arbitrary deadlines.

Imagine if engineers were told to deliver half a bridge? Software devs are asked to do this on the regular; only the invisibility/complexity of software has made it possible to get away with that for so long.

Human body is 70% of water so we’re basically cucumbers with anxiety.