If anything needs disruption, it's email and collaboration tools
How do I get micro.blog features (perhaps with boosting) with @[email protected] finesse? @manton
A great way to spend a Sunday afternoon.

If you haven’t watched Good Omens, then do so quickly so you can watch Good Omens 2.
I am about to import 128,000 photos back into #Apple #Photos, which I hope will then sync with #iCloud. Wish. Me. Luck. Long story short, I genuinely love my Synology NAS, but not for photos. They’re too collaborative, and Photos is far more accessible and intuitive.
The Northern Territory has the same population as Southampton (250,000). The NT covers 1.4million km². Meanwhile, Southampton covers 51km². 1.4million km² is about France, Germany, Italy and the UK (population c250million). Southampton has a population density about five times higher than Melbourne.
No, you’re having tomato ketchup with Beef Wellington.
THIS is why we all hate measuring things in cups.

We have this big fear that LLMs will appear human, convincing us they are rational when in fact they are just good at constructing statistically-compelling sentences, whether fact-based or not. The problem is, lots of humans do the same thing. And that scares me more.
I’ve been watching Ted Lasso today. I don’t like football. But this TV show is one of the best shows I’ve watched recently. Funny, insightful and endearing. 10/10 recommend.
Sign this petition to bring Picnic Day to the eastern states of Australia.
What has attracted me to micro.blog has been that I can run both parts of my online identity (blog and microblogging interactions) from one place. It’s pretty nifty really.
I do wish the apps had the finesse that @[email protected] brought to mastodon. Maybe they’ll go that way in the future. I also miss hashtags and reblogging.
But all in all, I think this has been a good move, and trust that refinements will keep coming.
Photos from an old post - between the Covid lockdowns (I think after the first one) we were able to travel in Victoria, provided we remained socially distanced. Ridiculous in retrospect, thankfully we chose to travel with isolation in mind! The company was contactless - and we had a wonderful time.