Can I get his number?
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mrecheese@nostr.21mil.me
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If you're wondering why I unfollowed you, it's because I moved you into a private list. Also, consider not calculating your value as a person based on whether or not a cheese packet unfollowed you.
If you're wondering why I followed you again, it's because most of the interesting stuff is still working with public lists and I need some follows in there for reasons.
"Not only are you dizzy, you're burning your ass."
#overheardincornychat
Men will tell tales of my victory.
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A random actual person walked by and recognized my System76 laptop the other day. I said I had a desktop, also. He made happy noises. I said I got that laptop model because it came with coreboot. More happy noises. I mentioned being kind of a privacy nerd, and he said, "I use Qubes!"
I'm still not completely convinced it wasn't a dream.
I'm also realizing that normal people would have exchanged contact info or something instead of being an awkward introvert.
I taught the homeschool co-op kids how to solder. They said things like, "I've never built anything before."
That's actually pretty disturbing to hear, considering they're mostly middle and highschool-aged.
They're all from large families, usually 5+ kids. I think it raises an interesting point about how much energy parents have to spread around, and whether the kids may be getting shortchanged a little. They're obviously well-educated, but are lacking in general life experience. One kid had literally never used a screwdriver at 14 years old.
So we talk a lot about having lots of kids and repopulating the world, but you have to make sure your 8 kids don't have to call an only child to change a flat tire, also. Maybe the trick is to be 10 times more strict about devices, TV, etc. so they can at least get outside and break something occasionally.
Just random thoughts.