Seems rather ableist, yes? #handicapparking #ableist

@sysop408 do you have a roller? Roll out! Will make all the difference tomorrow

We're down to crunch time. Only a few days left to submit your ideas. We're hoping for a very diverse range of topics from fundamentals up through advanced techniques.

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@CStamp @jeffsonstein same here 😕

@Mrfunkedude well, today I completed the CrossFit Open workout then washed my floors, then played taxi for my child. Am now knitting and finishing last episode of S2 White Lotus. 😊 #today

Do not seize the day. This will startle the day and may cause it to become aggressive and give you a nasty bite.

Instead approach the day calmly without making eye contact, pet it gently, and slowly enfold it in a careful embrace

If the day shows any signs of resistance to being engaged with, it is likely to turn on you. Back off and return to bed.

Ok, so there is much discussion about the alt text on pictures. My mom is legally blind. As she has gotten older her sight is almost gone. She LIVES on the computer and to say she gets excited when special attention is paid for the blind is a great understatement. Please use alt text and describe the pictures you post. Describe it as if you had your eyes closed and the only link to the outside world is what a kind soul took an extra 5 minutes to type. Come on, do it, make someone’s day.#AltText

@liztai @quadrapop that’s a good tip - thx!

@steph good read! I’m grateful my employer supports remote work.

When you are using Mastodon, how often do you visit the Federated timeline?

@nbcnews wow, that’s a lot of moons!

#plantlove 👆🏼👆🏼👆🏼

A plant new-to-my-home that I hope to keep alive. ☺️

@raymz 🤣👌🏼🤣

Ziggy is the best. 😻#CatsOfMastodon

@IcooIey great advice!

This. Is. FASCINATING: “The vaccine, which contains dead versions of the bacterium Paenibacillus larvae, comes in the form of food. The vaccine is incorporated into royal jelly, a sugar feed given to queen bees. Once they ingest it, the vaccine is then deposited in their ovaries, giving developing larvae immunity as they hatch.” https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/07/science/honeybee-vaccine.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare

@lussenpop wow!

@ginnyhogan accurate.

@nonmodernist this is beautiful!