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A fleet of Japanese Long liners are lying in wait off the coast of Ireland for tuna who have been safe in British waters. With 000’s of hooks on lines that go on for kilometres, they’ll decimate the population of tuna. 💔
This represents an industrial scale, opportunistic plundering of a glorious and precious species that is on the brink of a comeback from near oblivion. Oceanic animals know no barriers, something we as global citizens must surely try to understand if there’s to be any hope @mcsuk
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Everything on this blog is rendered live from the database. Feels like static, thanks to SQLite. postowldemo.fly.dev
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keybits retweeted
New release with simplified installation for fly.io and other improvements: github.com/PostOwl/postowl/r…
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Yesterday I released an open-source web application for peronal websites that I've been thinking about for over ten years! Check it out: postowl.com
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A happy PostOwl user! 😀
The setup was flawless! Looking forward to see how this evolve! 👉 postowl.fly.dev
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Will the #AMOC collapse by 2025? Here’s what we know from direct observations (since 2004). Image from Srokosz & Bryden (2015) shorturl.at/ryB34 A 🧵
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As parliament debate #AccessToNature today, a personal essay. Deep in my valley is a tree so old it makes my bones ache. There are only a handful like it in the country, and its boughs harbour some of our oldest stories. Yet almost no-one has ever seen it. 🧵
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Fantastic creativity in this year's Ballydehob Jazz fest parade. Some photos: photos.keybits.net/2023-04-j… @JazzBallydehob #Ballydehob
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Thank you for ten years of listening and smiling with me. Most of my accounts are now suspended. This account is ending intentionally so you can still scroll back and see the old tweets. Picard continues offering advice at botsin.space/@PicardTips Goodbye Twitter. It was fun.
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Interviewing and hiring managers is really hard. It’s hard for all the reasons that interviewing and hiring engineers is hard, times 10. It’s easy to give answers that sound decent; it’s harder to evaluate their judgment or dexterity in applying an answer to a situation.
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I recently switched to a US layout keyboard (from UK). I prefer it but wanted to brush up on touch typing and build muscle memory for new symbol positions. This led me to typingclub.com/ which is the best typing tutor I've experienced.
I wrote a new blog post! "A more secure VPS with SSH via Tailscale": keybits.net/blog/a-more-secu…
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I just donated to @Wikipedia. Support free knowledge! donate.wikimedia.org/?utm_me…
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GitLab 13.0 released with Gitaly Clusters, Epic Hierarchy on Roadmaps, and Auto Deploy to ECS! Let's celebrate together! 🥳 about.gitlab.com/releases/20…
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Great night of Bowie and Byrne songs @LevisBallydehob Sharing a few photos and videos as @Jason_X_Lee was not in attendance ;-) photos.app.goo.gl/YsjDXVhqGv…
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BOC. ON AIR NOW. → nts.live/wxaxrxp
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