A lot’s changed in those 10 years.

Thanks for posting, this looks great!

You don’t really give a shit about people taking a shit?

what would you serve on this plate

A piece of paper with only a heading: “Insert lobby request here:”

And a footer: “Your business is important to us, thanks for supporting Democracy™”

“Whenever we kissed, it just always felt like something was missing”.

Yes, and also why the fuck not already?

brand diversification is not the diversity that I like to see in my star treks.

Am I missing the point?

Yes, a little. The original was: For sale, baby shoes, never worn.

endless economic growth

That you, Hemmingway?

I had no idea that bluesky was actually good.

When I get that feeling, I see beavers in Ealing.

Did I understand correctly that this is only going to be in the iPhone 15 pro? Because that’s a lot more expensive than a pixel, more than I’d ever spend on a phone tbh.

Does it? Have you tried it?

Not Just Bike’s - Fake London?

Yeah, I’ve noticed this too. It’s just been much easier to tell people through the steps they need to change their devices, when I know what software they’re using. Adding another variable, like the browser itself (eg. One browser just straight up doesn’t see a camera/mic as an available device), is something I can do without.

The common denominator is always MS, for me. Teams and Skype are worse than zoom, for example. But when you’re already tapped in 365, paying for another service on top is an insult to injury.

I use Skype for my meetings, as well as teams. They’re both awful in different ways.

It’s difficult for me to find a (free) software that clients can install and be device/OS agnostic.

Using browser based calling services has proved to be a real challenge with non tech-literate people. The amount of wasted time on, “oh my mic/cam was working yesterday” type situations.