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The #Coros Pace Pro looks like it's exactly the watch I wish the Pace 3 would have been. I had to compromise with the Pace 3. The Pace Pro is the watch I really wanted. I have no budget for a new #running watch any time soon and there's really no reason to replace a perfectly working device. Still, I'm a bit bummed out.

https://coros.com/pacepro

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The #Coros Pace Pro looks like it's exactly the watch I wish the Pace 3 would have been. I had to compromise with the Pace 3. The Pace Pro is the watch I really wanted. I have no budget for a new #running watch any time soon and there's really no reason to replace a perfectly working device. Still, I'm a bit bummed out.

https://coros.com/pacepro

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I’m currently rewatching #Alf and find the character to be highly annoying, entirely unfunny and I don’t get why the family doesn’t throw him out or sanction him heavily. He’s basically a pest with very few positive attributes. Nothing edgy about it. No wonder it never took off again after the 90s.

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I’m currently rewatching #Alf and find the character to be highly annoying, entirely unfunny and I don’t get why the family doesn’t throw him out or sanction him heavily. He’s basically a pest with very few positive attributes. Nothing edgy about it. No wonder it never took off again after the 90s.

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@codinghorror Love. Always love. Even (and especially) when it’s hard.

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@codinghorror Love. Always love. Even (and especially) when it’s hard.

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Damn, it’s now been almost three months since I had to stop #running due to a stress fracture of the fibula. Knee is apparently alright again but as luck would have it, I caught a nasty cold the moment I could have started again. Not much I can do except wait. I try not to think about it too much but had to let a sigh out into the world. I fscking sucks. On the bright side, I found out that I can be stable within myself even without running, so that’s a win.

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Damn, it’s now been almost three months since I had to stop #running due to a stress fracture of the fibula. Knee is apparently alright again but as luck would have it, I caught a nasty cold the moment I could have started again. Not much I can do except wait. I try not to think about it too much but had to let a sigh out into the world. I fscking sucks. On the bright side, I found out that I can be stable within myself even without running, so that’s a win.

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@MarvinFreeman @runmattrun Precisely. It means “trust us, the thing we spelled out in detail is not what we’re actually going to do”. Then why spell it out? I don’t trust them. Deleted my account months ago.

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@MarvinFreeman @runmattrun Precisely. It means “trust us, the thing we spelled out in detail is not what we’re actually going to do”. Then why spell it out? I don’t trust them. Deleted my account months ago.

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@rysiek @lerxst My blocklist thanks you as well.

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@rysiek @lerxst My blocklist thanks you as well.

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@kfdm I used to get similar tone-deaf recruiter inquiries. Then I quit tech because it’s mostly pointless crap nowadays. Problem solved.

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@kfdm I used to get similar tone-deaf recruiter inquiries. Then I quit tech because it’s mostly pointless crap nowadays. Problem solved.

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@jacqueline I’m sure you know this already: this happens when you make everything JavaScript and then hire a bunch of “senior software engineers” who are at best junior level and definitely not engineers. They likely use bloated shit like React. Then have the marketing department require them to bundle a ton of trackers and shit with the main 5 MB application without error checking and fallbacks. Block even a single URL with a content blocker or have unreliable DNS. There you go.

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@jacqueline I’m sure you know this already: this happens when you make everything JavaScript and then hire a bunch of “senior software engineers” who are at best junior level and definitely not engineers. They likely use bloated shit like React. Then have the marketing department require them to bundle a ton of trackers and shit with the main 5 MB application without error checking and fallbacks. Block even a single URL with a content blocker or have unreliable DNS. There you go.

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I’m just trying out #Bluesky and wow, is that thing … I want to say: weird and inconsistent?

Example: you can mute hashtags but you can't follow them. As I managed to understand it, you have to develop your own custom feed with some toolkit and then do whatever to actually use it. I don't quite get it – and I honestly don't want to.

The focus appears to be algorithmically generated feeds. Because of course it is.

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I’m just trying out #Bluesky and wow, is that thing … I want to say: weird and inconsistent?

Example: you can mute hashtags but you can't follow them. As I managed to understand it, you have to develop your own custom feed with some toolkit and then do whatever to actually use it. I don't quite get it – and I honestly don't want to.

The focus appears to be algorithmically generated feeds. Because of course it is.

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@gormster @paul I first heard that word in Upright (Australian TV series).

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@gormster @paul I first heard that word in Upright (Australian TV series).

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@rubenerd Well, those were the days when home computing was new. Lots of innovation, in computing power as well as UI and presentation. The hard- and software also tended to last for many years and their limitations spurred creativity. Despite carrying more processing power in my pocket now than any computer back then could muster, we’ve also lost quite a bit of the magic that used to be computers. Back then, a moving bunch of blocky pixels sparked ecstatic joy.

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@rubenerd Well, those were the days when home computing was new. Lots of innovation, in computing power as well as UI and presentation. The hard- and software also tended to last for many years and their limitations spurred creativity. Despite carrying more processing power in my pocket now than any computer back then could muster, we’ve also lost quite a bit of the magic that used to be computers. Back then, a moving bunch of blocky pixels sparked ecstatic joy.

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@rubenerd Damn… I wanted this so much as a kid/preteen. Atari STs always had a certain air of mystery around it for me.

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@rubenerd Damn… I wanted this so much as a kid/preteen. Atari STs always had a certain air of mystery around it for me.