Notices by INACTIVE (deadsuperhero@social.nasqueron.org), page 53

@Gargron Sure it is! In the ways that it is used at a company, it checks many of the boxes.

Just because it's a chat interface doesn't mean that it isn't a social network.

@Gargron Slack.

@lain Trap Manga is Playboy for the 21st Century.

@plsburydoughboy @dvddpl Sony's attempts at mobile devices have always felt tragically half-baked.

As much as I loved my PSP when it came out, it didn't have the horsepower or the games to really justify its own existence. I worry that the Vita is probably more of the same.

@Gargron Now I'm pining for an upgrade for the instance that I run on.

@cwebber And also one of my favorite people!

@lnxw48a1 I'm on the fence about returning it; originally I bought it for a sight-gag on the company blog.

It was really fun to ride around in my room last night, and I sort of just assumed it would be as easy to ride on the street.

Like, it's really easy to ride indoors, but I keep falling off in the bike lane.

@strypey @kaniini @bob

*adjusts CIA analytics*

Go on...

@kai I mean, that was a very short list. You never know!

@frankiesaxx Probably moreso than people who work in metro stations.

@frankiesaxx

Yeah, these aren't ordered in any particular way, they're just films that I really liked. If I didn't set a cap, I'm sure it could easily be 100 entries long.

@frankiesaxx Immediate sadness.

@heluecht

I have mixed feelings on it. I think the convenience factor of Slack is extremely good; it's nice to be able to pop over to the engineering department to discuss something high-level, then talk to the sales team about deal terms for a specific customer affected by an engineering issue.

However, the biggest problem I see with it (aside from being proprietary and not decentralized) is the overabundance of channels that an organization gets after using it for more than a year

Smearing pages in barbecue and eating them.

Bonus points if your barbecue brand is called Fahrenheit 451.

@shadowfirebird FLASH! AAAAAH.