@cking welcome back!
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@jarrod about everything 😀
@martinfeld amazing! Congrats to you and your family
@renevanbelzen perhaps some confirmation bias there too 😀
@cliffordbeshers 😀 they’d get along well with George. He’s very disappointed when I close the window, even though it is winter and we’re merging onto the highway
@brett oh, how did I not know there was a fourth book!? You’ve just made a dramatic change to my reading queue
@renevanbelzen an important distinction and it is helpful to think through why we subscribe/follow
@aeryn yeah, muting would be next on my wishlist. I’m trying to keep partisan politics out of my feeds
@jarrod interesting, I haven’t noticed that, but I tend to just dip in a few times a day, rather than try to keep up
@odd fantastic! Amazing to see nature heal itself so dramatically
@numericcitizen the only way
@darby3 excellent list! Especially Waxahatchee and Chelsea Wolfe. I really like the new Cure album too, just haven't sorted out how much is nostalgia
@markstoneman I really liked that one and hope you enjoy it
@josephaleo 40! Wow, how delightful to have such a catalogue to look forward to.
@ablerism they really are great books. I'm sort of surprised that I didn't read them years ago. Not sure how I missed them
@josephaleo interesting. Now that you mention the Taoism influence, I can see it
@pel absolutely, especially when running underground on a track!
@ablerism great way to end a run or anything, really
@gobino Nice. I hope you enjoy the rest of it
@gobino I liked it as a companion to 4,000 Weeks. The general ideas of having compassion for ourselves, acknowledging our finitude, and focusing on the present all resonate with me
@renevanbelzen yep, we’ll be seeing lots of family over the next few weeks. Need to keep all of us healthy
@mindofaaronw nice Wolf Like Me opener. Great stuff!
@mindofaaronw absolutely!
Wednesday, November 27, 2024 →
@rjomara thanks for writing about this important topic. We should all pay more attention to this, while we can
@ridwan Kobo’s library integration is fantastic. That’s my main source for books now. I hope you enjoy it!
@ridwan nice! My Kobo is honestly one of my favourite devices
@tekphloyd oh, I missed this! Thanks for sharing. Great stuff
Wednesday, November 20, 2024 →
@aeryn I’m really enjoying this one, especially the second half
@odd so silly what we do to ourselves. I declared bankruptcy and eliminated a lot of inputs
@toddgrotenhuis very tempting. Despite some great advantages of music streaming for discovery and casual listening, I miss the days of actually owning and controlling my music library
@camiel fantastic! That’s a tremendous achievement
@philipbrewer nice. Ashley is a good dog! George is too, though he’s only 7 months old and still figuring things out
@robertk I’m a few chapters in and have stuck to one a day. I’m finding it helps the ideas sink in and percolate. I hope you enjoy it, whichever approach you decide to take
@Miraz 👍
@Miraz thanks! Think I fixed it
@darby3 glad it went well! I can very much relate to that strange feeling when the half-marathoners split off. At the time, seems like they might be smarter than me
@ericmwalk Happy birthday to a good boy!
@derekpeden nice! That would be fun to follow along
@WiredDifferently nothing wrong with the occasional dopamine hit. Looking good!
@jomalo ooh, nice
@jomalo for sure, that’s the best advice 😀
@petebrown ah, looks identical to Pape Station here in Toronto. I guess the under construction aesthetic is common 😀
@SteveSawczyn that would be good to know. I often end up copying and pasting content from Strava to micro.blog and would prefer a more automated approach
@petebrown Pape Station?
@mandaris that’s good
@darby3 nice, well done!
@camiel Great progress, congrats!
@JohnPhilpin oh, cool, I’ll check that interview out. Thanks for letting me know
@odd I’ve isolated the problem to the actual motor, rather than any gears, which is much more progress than I’d expected