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Troldann Arothin

troldann@techhub.social

<p>I was <span class="h-card" translate="no"><a href="https://techhub.social/@troldann" class="u-url mention">@<span>troldann</span></a></span> on Twitter. If you don&#39;t already know who I am, the odds that you&#39;ll find me worth following are extremely low. If you do know who I am, you might feel guilty not following me. Know that it won&#39;t hurt my feelings if you don&#39;t, I understand.</p><p>Profile pic credit: <span class="h-card" translate="no"><a href="https://mastodon.social/@JadeGordon" class="u-url mention">@<span>JadeGordon</span></a></span></p>

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  • Post #4332673

    This feels like a stupid joke @foone or @dosnostalgic would appreciate. It’s only Doomscrolling if the content smoothly moves from right to left. Everything else is sparkling dread.

  • Post #4332672

    @thomasfuchs @christianrickert Not a fan of 7? Because I really miss how well search worked in 7.

  • Post #4332671

    @atpfm when you get anonymous feedback giving something that sounds like insider info (like the chip roadmap feedback in episode 700, 26:11 in the bootleg), it would be nice to know if that is anonymous to you (could be any rando) or if you’re granting anonymity to someone but you know who they are, or at least what you know of how knowledgeable/informed they are.

  • Post #4332670

    @atpfm #askatp I’m not a car person, but you guys once had a car podcast. Can you tell me what resources I can use to get a good feel for whether the Slate pickup truck would be good for me?

  • Post #4332669

    Doing maintenance on some lab instruments at work and I’m reminded of a former tech I had who was worried about a solenoid valve that was stuck open, venting a gas into the room. He was concerned about the possible health effects of breathing nitrogen. The nitrogen was taken out of the air ten feet away from where it was being injected into the samples in the instrument.

  • Post #2326832

    @RecDiffs i just feel like saying as a lifelong rural Californian, Harold and herald are definitely pronounced subtly differently.