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David Zaslavsky

Software engineer, former particle physicist, occasional blogger. I support the principle of cake.

Posting habits: ~60% , ~20% /#tech, ~20% funny/uplifting/entertaining content. Rare politics-related posts, always using popular hashtags so they can be filtered out. I typically don't boost posts with images unless they have .

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  1. @mayintoronto I joined a few years ago because Mastodon sounded like it might provide an experience similar to what I missed about Twitter.

    I stayed for

    (Also because a few VIPs for tech I use are active here, but that's a minor part of it.)

  2. @That_Damn_Frank @CactuarJoe That was the double feature!

    It was less weird, but it was weird.

  3. More like WatWork in the end, although at least things happened

    Thanks as always @ryan for hosting and everybody for posting! See you next week!

  4. Perhaps not the worst movie but definitely the biggest all-around disappointment, in my book - all the wrong people got killed and it doesn't even make sense who did it

    Thanks as always @Taweret for hosting and everybody for posting! Now on to literally anything else^K^K^K^K^K^K the double feature, or see you next week!

  5. @kcarr2015 oh hm I see... I dunno, I guess I saw that as more garden-variety entitlement

  6. You could wheel the wax figure behind the curtain and take its place, or you could, y'know, hide behind the curtain

  7. Too bad I missed the original but it was nice to catch most of . Which was weird and entertaining and had exactly the kind of vibe I have come to expect from /#MonsterdonDoubleFeature. Good times.

    Thanks @ryan for the stream!

  8. @strangefour it's the effect all over again

    (I was actually thinking this would have made an excellent under different circumstances)

  9. @combatwombat @klu9 mine too

    I did not know at the time what a treasure I was experiencing

  10. @ryan The people always want Vincent Price

  11. Well now *that* was a classic abrupt ending if there ever was one

    Kinda a good movie though! At least by our standards. Thanks as always @ryan for hosting and everybody for posting, and see you next week!

  12. @kshernandez yeah pretty much

    Personally I had been thinking of wiping the magnetic domains on a hard drive, kinda the same idea physically speaking

  13. @kshernandez I suppose if the lifeform needs to exist as some configuration of matter or other real stuff, and that stuff just doesn't count as a "body" in the traditional sense, then it could be vaporized or whatever

    If not... idk you could make up any definition of death you want

  14. oh yes everyone crowd around the two guys with the highly contagious disease for a while

    and *then* run away

  15. Ah the days where filling up on gas came with a free oil level check and also getting flirted with

  16. I think after watching that whole thing I am beyond space myself

  17. @_m_cubed_ no, in fact I think you have done the opposite of missing anything important

  18. you-fo real, movie? (hint: no)

    Thanks as always @Taweret for hosting and everybody for posting! That was... weird, huh. Off to the double feature!