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Last Notes

2026-01-21 22:20:59 CET

Just put my kid on a flight to St. Paul.
Checked she had her travel stuff:
* Water bottle
* Travel pillow
* Hidden airtag in case feds steal her phone so I can find her
* Charm bracelet I made w/my tel # so that she can throw it to someone in case she is getting grabbed by ICE
So, the 2026 basics
https://files.mastodon.social/media_attachments/files/115/935/180/081/493/637/original/0cfc6a10ab56f973.jpeg

2025-01-22 20:37:00 CET

We need FEMA for social media.
And by “FEMA” I mean structured, actionable plans for when social media disasters strike. What-if scenarios that allow us to recover without losing everything.
(And by disasters, I mean the present oligarchy.)
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2024-08-26 00:44:21 CEST

Hey #seattle if you lost your keys on the backtrails at the arboretum I left them at the visitor center

2023-03-07 23:40:57 CET

Stop thinking of Twitter, TikTok, IG, (et al) as social media sites.
They are **Content Refineries.**
Like processed food manufacturers they take user content & extract the most addicting/engaging content. Brains eat it up but in an unhealthy “devour the whole bag of chips” way.
They make hyper-processed social media junk food.
Mastodon is more like a potluck. We're all bringing dishes. It's a mess. Kids are running all over. But we are, at least, real people sharing real things.