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Zoe

@ compostgoblin @piefed.blahaj.zone

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  • Top Democrats re-introduce trans bill of rights

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  • Let them be alienated. Trans rights are human rights, and they’re non-negotiable. Trans people are such a small minority, our rights depend on cis allies being vocal advocates, even when it isn’t easy. Social progress has never happened by backing away from an issue conservatives are mad about and waiting for them to change their minds and come around.

  • Are we done with business cards?

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  • I don’t use them often, but I think they’re still useful. Mostly at work meetings and when I’m at conferences, exchanging business cards is probably the easiest way to quickly share contact info

  • We can reverse America’s decline | Bernie Sanders

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  • By building a movement that demands it

  • This Autonomous Snow Blower Shovels on its Own, Recharges Itself, and Keeps Going

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  • That would be a great application for it! Okay, I’m swayed in the other direction. For stuff like schools, churches, etc, I can see it making sense. Especially if the machines aren’t hard to maintain.

  • This Autonomous Snow Blower Shovels on its Own, Recharges Itself, and Keeps Going

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  • Yeah, that’s fair. Snow blowers as a personal purchase have always felt silly to me, since if needed you could always pay for a shovel/plow service that just come when it snows, so you don’t have an expensive appliance sitting around that might barely be used. Now I’m wondering what the cost comparison would look like between the two. I suppose it depends on how much snow you usually get

  • This Autonomous Snow Blower Shovels on its Own, Recharges Itself, and Keeps Going

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  • What was wrong with a $10 shovel?

  • To those who are new to this whole fediverse/threadiverse/this thing, how has your experience been?

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  • I’ve been on the Fediverse since mid-2023, and I’m sticking around!

    I bailed on Reddit, FB, and IG, and I’m only on Mastodon and Piefed now. I find that not being on algorithm-driven social media makes me less angry, and I have a much easier time avoiding getting caught up in a mindless scrolling marathon.

    I like the ability to filter out by keywords, it makes for a much more pleasant experience

    As far as improvements, my main complaint is that I wish there were more people and that the people who are here comment more. Bigger isn’t necessarily better, but there are a lot of communities that just don’t have enough people posting and commenting to make things feel lively yet.

  • TIL that Moore's law no longer applies.

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  • You can only get smaller for so long until you run up against the limits of physics

  • Is Anyone Printing ICE Whistles?

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  • No problem, thank you!

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  • Lol gotcha

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  • I don’t get it

  • Is Anyone Printing ICE Whistles?

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  • Any links to the models?

  • Is Anyone Printing ICE Whistles?

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  • I have printed a few

    I want to print some more and make little bags with a whistle and a zine in it and start taping them to utility poles around town

  • What do you wish you'd have known before you started your hobby(s)?

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  • Photosensitive polymer resin is nasty stuff, and stereolithography 3D printing requires a lot more safety considerations than FDM printing does! No regrets though, it’s still a lot of fun

  • Ken Burns Announces New 10-Part ‘Mr. Biscuits’ Documentary After Adopting Cat

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  • I’ve never been so sad to see that a post linked to The Onion

  • Where do you draw the line regarding windows?

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  • Eh, I’m sure it’s some combination of legal’s opinion on risk, purchasing’s contract with Microsoft, and IT’s desire to stop end users from breaking things. At the end of the day, it doesn’t bother me too much

  • What is your favorite thing about being a parent?

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  • Adorable! I felt so special when my baby niece was crying for most of Christmas, except for when I held her and she burrowed into me for a nap ❤️

  • What is your favorite thing about being a parent?

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  • I think that’s a really good way to approach it! Were/are there any that your kids picked up that really surprised you?

  • Where do you draw the line regarding windows?

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  • Yep. IT gives everyone Windows, and I don’t have an important reason they would grant me an exception. So Linux stays at home