Logistics and IT are my industries. Travel, and Linguistics are my hobbies. Hats are my headgear. He/Him are my pronouns. Now available at @moof@cupoftea.social
Barcelona, Spain
Joined December 2006
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I’ve stopped actively being on Twitter. You can find me on Mastodon at cupoftea.social/@moof
Por motivos de salud, no podré atender presencialmente la #TRGcon. ¿Alguien busca comprar entrada?
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Is Twitter better or worse since the buyout?
Please RT I’m genuinely curious.
9%Better
77%Worse
14%No change
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Esto es, aparte de muy bonito, muy importante. Porque las personas trans se autodeterminan sin esperar la validación de nadie. Igual que todas las personas LGTBIQ+. 🏳️⚧️
Do I know anyone on the French or German tech scenes who would be willing to give advice to a soon-to-be-graduate cousin of mine advice on breaking into tech there?
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Chuck Jones nine rules for how the coyote and roadrunner functioned.
So cool.
Lo que me extraña es que nadie haya montado ya una instancia de mastodon para los tarugos de la bonilista. Donde está el elefante awesómico @david_bonilla? #trgconf #tarugoconf #tarugo22
Me he estado enterando sobre los cambios en facturación electrónica que vienen en la Ley "crea y crece" (18/2022). Para fin 2024 todas las empresas, incluido pymes y autónomos, tienen que usar nueva fac-e. Los informáticos que trabajamos en facturación tenemos dos años moviditos
Las partes relevantes de la ley son Art. 12 y Disposiciones Finales 7 y 8 de la Ley 18/2022.
boe.es/buscar/act.php?id=BOE…
Para abril 2023, la admon tiene que publicar nuevas guías de fac-e, y tenemos hasta abril 2024 para implantarlo en empresas grandes, y hasta abril 2025 en pymes
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The Bendix Central Air Digital Computer (CADC) was introduced in 1955. It was a critical component of fighter planes, using tiny gears to compute parameters such as airspeed and altitude. It contained 46 synchros, 511 gears, 820 ball bearings, and a total of 2,781 major parts. 🧵
ALT The Bendix Central Air Data Computer with the case removed. Inside are multiple layers of gears, cams, differentials, servos, and so forth.
ALT From the outside, the CADC is a black cylinder.
ALT The front of the CADC has round military-style connectors and two ports for pressure tubes.
ALT A closeup of the complex gears inside the CADC.
Entonces lo que acabo de hacerme para alegrar la mañana debe de ser un “chai horchatté”
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Please do not delete your twitter account. Go ahead and have fun with the new toys, maybe get better work done spending some focussed time talking to fewer people. But it took decades to establish the social networks and institutional understandings we have here.
Today in meaningless program documentation convention decisions: Should account numbers in my accounting system use code formatting (e.g. `4400002` in markdown) or not? #ADHDistraction
There are hundreds of modern, web-based solutions for managing employee expenses. Some are just card based. Some also manage cash advances, and reporting by the employee. But none seem to handle managing a petty cash box balance, which companies have been doing for centuries 😑
It's not like it's even difficult. You just have to take the extra step and ask where the cash advance comes from, and use that as the petty cash box outgoings, and then the change and reprovisioning as incoming cash. We can do it on a spreadsheet, we just don't want to.