seatsea @seatsea@im-in.space

I'm in this weird social limbo at the office where everyone knows my name and I know no one.

"Your privacy is important to us" > Proceeds to blast you with tracking requests

If it was really so important you wouldn't be showing me all these darn dialogues...

If there were such a thing as an anti-bucket list:
Coming home this evening to find the disembodied head of a mouse would be pretty high up there...

Ah yes thank you, that's very useful information.

What's the logic with this?

Feels like they're just being obnoxious about it on purpose.

Several years later and I still really haven't found a replacement for my Pebble time I'm happy with.
The e-ink screen and physical buttons just make so much sense.

Tfw when a large majority of the people I want to talk to live in a timezone 6h behind my own...

There's definitely worse places to waste away the hours before a flight

Leipzig center at 9 am on the 1st of January, completely deserted. Almost feels distopian.

RT @sudoreboot@birdsite.monster

Myths programmers believe about access points: they don't move #36c3

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/sudoreboot/status/1211646144784347137

Someone at the french social security website: "Should we be more relatable to the youth?"

Result:

Hello Leipzig! 🇩🇪

Hello Vienna! 🇦🇹

Less than 24h before I fly to Germany!
Looks like I'll be flying on a turboprop again, fun!

Oh and yeah, I did just go to the Messe to joke about being there three months early.
(Totally wasn't half of the reason I visited the city)

Only a few more days till I head to Germany once again.
Feels like I was in Leipzig just a couple weeks ago.

So for the first time, I think ever in my life, I missed an appointment by a whole day.
I don't know how this happened as I put it in my calendar for today, and I don't even usually use a calendar.

I know developing apps isn't necessarily easy, but it feels like public services, like public transport, go out of their way to make apps that are just plain bad in almost every way.