Some days can be better than others. The past week I’ve been reminded by a few different people that I got out. So even on my worst days currently, all days are better than the days I would have nothing to cling to than planning my escape route. Wild.
Mel retweeted
My team at Ubisoft is hiring in Montreal.
We’re looking for an Esports Community Management Developer to help support and grow @R6esports!
If that sounds like you, or someone you know, here’s the role: smrtr.io/xPKXd
Imagine if someone you had a past romantic entanglement with didn’t believe in you and you became a shining version of your shy, younger dreams.
I think of this every time I hear 冬のはなし
It's interesting how far people run with limited information.
That being said, my heart goes out to all those affected and who continue to be affected. If you are a mutual hit me up and I'll help where I can.
I hope people understand that it's not an indication of your worth
I wish I could send this to everyone who thinks my email is theirs because they add characters
Gmail does not consider dots as characters.
For instance, [email protected], [email protected], and [email protected] are treated as the same.
This means adding dots (.) anywhere in a Gmail username will still deliver the email.
Additionally, Gmail ignores anything after a plus sign.
For instance, emails sent to [email protected] and [email protected] will go to [email protected].
I got called a boomer by @VarsityGamingTV for using LinkedIn. All this talk from the guy who couldn't stay out past 10 pm
Last night I saw Boyz II Men on stage with New Edition and Toni Braxton. Before performing End of the Road, Shawn asked us if we recall where we were and what we were doing when the song came out.
We looked up the release year and it was 34 years ago. We were literal children
I'm feeling sentimental so I want to pour out some thoughts about AI (mute or unfollow if this isn't your cup of tea). I've used all the big ones: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity, DeepSeek, Manus, and more. Pro, Freemium, and Enterprise.
What I'd love to see more of is transparency: which model supported you, how did you prompt it, what do you think it improved or failed to improve? Crowd sharing use cases is just as important as "just use the thing".





