Microsoft ends Windows 10 support today, despite ~40% of active PCs still running that OS. Looks like a cybersecurity calamity waiting to happen. www.bloomberg.com/news/newslet...

Video games will never get the recognition they deserve for developing people's computer literacy and manual dexterity.

Actually, the content on here seems to be the best of the three top Twitter successor options (X still counts as one of them) So here's a little blue sky on Bluesky

Nutrient bomb

Some sights from my 🇯🇵 trip

Graphics cards compared to a human arm

Breaking Twitter and the toxic addictions it fed is Musk's greatest gift to humanity.

Chickens, melons and sun is basically my definition of paradise

I'm old enough to have used the save icon

Have everything I need

Still waiting for the AI bot that helps me see fewer notifications and emails rather than more

Any meeting with more than five or six attendees is a performance.

Impressively up to date on the iPhone camera layout.

Legit losing track whether I'm in Twitter or Bluesky now that I've a few familiar faces in here. This thing might have a chance. 🥹

Hong Kong is a lot of this, basically.

I'm here for all of it.

Still feels weird to post on Bluesky about anything other than Bluesky.

Life outside work is all basketball and tofu and tattoos, and I can't complain about any of it.

Nothing would be more perfect than Chris Ziegler showing up on here, coming out of internet retirement to cheer on this wholesome project.

Bluesky will face all the same moderation challenges and growing pains as Twitter. Except it won't have a boss actively sabotaging it from within. And the users don't yet hate it.

Let's try posting a photo. This one of Hong Kong's infinitely photogenic urban clutter.

We're making our story about Bluesky our first post on Bluesky trib.al/SfcafUm

Without Musk's counterproductive antics with Twitter, I'd think Bluesky a nice idea with no chance of long-term success. But he's been so efficient at destroying user trust that there's actually a need for something like this, both the Bluesky protocol and the particular social app.

This site is like when twitter was fun, I missed that.

Let's try posting a photo. This one of Hong Kong's infinitely photogenic urban clutter.

I just arrived and already have followers. This is nice.