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Monthly Archives: November 2022
Question 1 passed, so now what?
Given the ongoing issues with Twitter, as detailed in my previous post, I’m trying to move more of my mid-length writing back onto the blog so I’m not generating as much free content for the South African emerald-mine heir. This … Continue reading
Posted in Law & Society, Transportation
Tagged MBTA, state budget, taxes
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The Twitter That Was
Attention conservation notice: 6,000 words about the decline of a social-media platform, none of which are particularly original or well-informed. Since Elon Musk took control of Twitter at the end of October, like many people I’ve had to ponder a … Continue reading
Posted in Administrivia, Broadcasting & Media, Computing, States of mind
Tagged Mastodon, personal, social media, Twitter
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