Um… we got a new household toy.
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Thanks Scoop. I REALLY appreciate the clarity. I’ve rarely seen someone engage back in a productive way. I’m back on the OBB train. Go Canes.
I apologize if i was not clear. Not trying to give the wrong impression. I’ll be better about it. Thanks for being it to my attention.
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The Twitter algorithm has decided it's very important to float every @CleverGirlBot tweet to the top of my feed.
Go home Twitter, you're drunk
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✅ step 1 of becoming a foamer tiktoker complete
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Welp, had to unfollow and unsubscribe to @OrangeBowlBoys. Its a shame, because I really enjoy listening to them, but one of ‘em (Scoop) is spouting anti-vax nonsense, and I just can’t support them anymore.
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I’m not a betting person, but I am set to travel to Denmark in early September and right now, I feel like it is 50/50 if Denmark lets americans in and EU tourism is closed up again.
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Est. 2014 🏳️🌈 #BudapestPride (@ Kálvin tér in Budapest) swarmapp.com/c/flxlOzFhimY
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Oh jeeze, is this why retail and foodservice workers have been extra apologetic and scared of the response to totally-understandable mistakes lately?
Seems like the gap between Karens and reasonable people is getting wider.
At Vanessa’s Bistro in Berkeley, owner Vi Nguyen recently encountered a customer who stood in her kitchen doorway to yell at her after a server made a simple mistake. ...
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Are you finally conking out during eternal Caturday?
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Has this been done already? I feel like this has been done already. #AmongUs
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After declaring my intention to help iterate on the Ticket extension to IndieAuth, I built an experimental ticket endpoint, which is available on my test site. I was able to test it using Martijn van Der Ven’s test form for requesting a ticket., after some troubleshooting on both sides. Still have some tweaks to make and questions to answer for expansion, but it turned out that adding support for receiving and redeeming a ticket was relatively easy.
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Today is going swimmingly.
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Working on expiring tokens for the WordPress IndieAuth endpoint. This would be a breaking change, as currently, tokens issued by the endpoint never expire. This is a security concern, if you keep issuing tokens without ever expiring them. With the new system, you can renew a token, or even disable expiry in the admin if you need a long-lived token. There is a way to have the client get new tokens regularly that I could implement, but currently no client supports it.
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First time, Ticket to Ride Poland
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94 Years Ago Today, Charles A. Levine became the first transatlantic air passenger. Levine, certainly a largely imperfect character, has been largely forgotten by history.
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Waiting for the Doo Wop Project’s Drive In event… they filled every other spot in the parking lot… big stage… spots in between are for sitting.
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In November 2018, we went to Orlando to perform the Parkeology Challenge. We came close, but did not succeed. We had always hoped to try again, but illness, as well as the pandemic restricting travel, had pushed it off. Now one of the team is no longer with us(the one who took the photo).
I’ve never been particularly good at speaking of those who have gone, and the stories I might choose to tell are probably would not do justice to the memory.
There is little to say when someone is taken from their friends and loved ones too soon. When we were kids, he, being a few years older, was primarily my brother’s friend, but we all did things together…our families frequently got together. It is hard to accept I will not see him again.
The best I can think of to do that would please him is to finish this one thing we never completed someday.
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First time, Ticket to Ride Poland
