Resonance


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May I suggest, as your support person, that your project includes discussion of user experience up front? Addressing the user experience after the project is complete will cause pain in your organization.`

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Scheduling conference rooms seems like it should be a no-brainer. Introduce any technology, however, and now you have nuance—and long, recurring discussions about who can and can’t, and how to make it as simple as possible, but not simpler.

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The plan of Political Action Committees seems to be: put more attack ads in the middle of unrelated programming. It isnt helping. We deserve better. I don’t care about candidate endorsement. I don’t trust the propaganda of any political party. I do listen and watch and vote.

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“Helping someone else through difficulty is where civilization starts,” Mead said.

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Advocate for your child. It may not be your kid, it might be the system they are in.

It is a sad truth but hard to accept: well-meaning people may be the problem.

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I have an irregular habit of building artist discography playlists. Tonight’s quick project was the U2 I have collected. I am consistently and continually amazed at how a series of songs will bring me back to experiences I had forgotten about from times in my life long past.

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Complaints aside about picking up where I left on on MacOS, I’m glad I have my MacBook back. Using a Mac is just as lovely as ever.

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Getting to engage with a fresh install of MacOS, not restoring from backup as I have been working with and relying on iCloud, iCloud Drive and Music Match. Gosh. Syncing back just the meta data for file archives or music libraries takes a while and is not all automatic

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Status

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Which reminds me: All progress bars lie.

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Grateful for AppleCare replacing a damaged display. Clean start with the hard drive wiped for service, but I forgot how for back the original OS was. Currently hammering my internet connection and watching progress bars

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Recommend: Sapiens.org

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Did you ever have a day at work where you came face to face with change, where the documented processes in the knowledge base are simply wrong because the tools and access needed are different? Today was that day for me. Top to bottom.

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Tips in-app on the Apple Watch. Well played! And thank you.

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Executive Dysfunction: Spending time looking for my coffee only to conclude that I drank the coffee and threw the cup away at some point previously. Hypothesis confirmed by seeing the paper cup in my trash can.

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Advertisers, this is Gen X speaking: Yello’s Oh Yeah was overused by the mid-90’s (the late 1900’s, as the kids on TikTok say). At this point it’s making me look the other way out of spite. There’s other, awesome music. Try a little?

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Sirius XM 1st Wave is killing it tonight.

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Coffee Bean

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I’ve had the software for a long time. Maybe now it’s time to see what I can do with it.

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When you find more music from an artist whose albums you have loved and it makes you yppah because it’s just as good

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Doctors Stopped Believing in the ‘Chemical Imbalance’ Theory. But They Didn’t Tell Us

From Mad in America

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Third dose of COVID vaccine still packs a wallop

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Generally, I try to keep the negativity away from my posts. Other times the thing I feel compelled to say takes over and the thinking about whether or not I needed to post something happens much later.

I gotta be me.

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Just learned who is supplying wood for my home remodel. Via certified letter. Nothing like “We are proud to supply this for you” or “Thanks for being a customer and we look forward to working with your team” or “Thank you for supporting our business.” Only, the wood costs this much. If your contractor doesn’t pay, we will put a lein on your property until payment is received.

I don’t care who you are used to working with or what you have been through, that is a fucked up way to start a relationship. But? We see you. We understand who we are dealing with and will respond accordingly. And then? Never again.

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As someone who has read Neuromancer (on paper) (in the 1980s), I adore this: Hackaday Cyberdeck Contest