Outlook is supposed to be software. Not whatever it's morphed in to now, where it requires something innately centralized to run.
Never ran it when it was simple software, and I sure as heck won't run it now.
Fr. Josh Miller
frjosh@frjosh.nostr1.com
npub13tah...6e08
Catholic priest. Normie poster. Here for the openest of open networks.
Session ID: 05fe0d69468d377651eef5a0f2b1461bd6c555fcebe190b138dd1bf106ab6d8221
Feather seems to fetch notes well. This is honestly my one requirement for a client. I am very easy to satisfy.
Giving Feather a hardy thumbs up.
GM and happy Friday to all! Enjoy this diagram.
Don't overthink it: Jensen threatened the stability of the stock price, so Jensen had to go.
1) This is the type of application that has softened my view of AI. It's still cancer for anything related to the liberal arts, but as far as software is concerned... amazing.
2) The FUD around Signal has always been proof that it works, and works well. The best way to earn my suspicion is to be suspicious of an open source protocol with auditable code.
GM. Busy day ahead. Should be a good one, though!
GN all. Enjoy this interesting Dutch computer.
Actually, pretty cool stuff here.
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51 years ago tonight.
Today is the anniversary of Arthur Rimbaud's death.
Crazy poet who captured a spark. Crazy path in his youth. I get the sense that he calmed down in his later years, found himself. And then died. But that's the way it goes.
Happy timezone. I am still alive, Nostr friends!
Instead of gold foil, I imagine restaurants serving gourmet desserts on two sticks of RAM, specially selected for the best matching fragrance.
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Gotta admit, she's pretty great at this bit.
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The hoodie has been a staple of Dylan's for about 30 years. Go with what works, I say.
The Holy Father and the Nobel Laureate.
(Everyone knew what the election results were going to be. No one is surprised. Trump has been a cartoon for a while now.)
GN, all. On to Wednesday!
