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RT @tygerwulfe@twitter.com: My wife will die if she has another stroke. She runs out of her meds at 9:30pst tonight. Her medication costs $175 a week or $700 a month. I’m disabled and we have no income. Please, retweet if you can’t donate. I can’t lose her...she’s my everything. paypal.me/tygerwolfe

🐦🔗: twitter.com/tygerwulfe/status/

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just want to say that all beings with agency are welcome to make accounts here as long as they spend $5 #fediverse #botgate

Unfortunately for me I have ended up having to use iTunes. Simply adding a few mp3 files to an iOS device via this POS software is an ordeal, worse still when it's having to assist someone else in doing this. I am not surprised that there doesn't seem to be a simple means of copying one's own music files to a device - corporations would rather one paid a subscription for access to their libraries (a service I neither want nor need), so why bother improving things for outliers?

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Stop Using WhatsApp If You Care About Your Privacy

Privacy has always been a key feature and popular selling point for the messaging app WhatsApp. Company co-founder Jan Koum grew up in the Soviet Union under heavy government surveillance, and he promised to keep user data protected after Facebook acquired WhatsApp in 2014. Now, with Koum on the way out, it may be time to ditch WhatsApp before that promise leaves with him.

lifehacker.com/stop-using-what?

mastodon.social/media/5VV3yqtR

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Fun today trying to contact Apple support about the useless courier they have used to ship a replacement product back to me.

At present I’m maintaining a legacy application. It was written in a hurry by a dev unfamiliar with the platform, with no tests or security. When I took it over I too was unfamiliar, and was tasked with various rushed and vague feature requests. Unsurprisingly, the result is a horrendous mess which saps the morale of those who work on it. There’s neither time nor money for a rewrite, even if we did have clear specifications and funding.

At least the weekend is here, bringing a brief respite.

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Docteur, j’ai un problème… Je ne supporte pas les bruits produits par la 👄 des autres.
bit.ly/lamisophone via… twitter.com/i/web/status/98234

As I spotted that there's a hashtag I might as well mention this knitting counter app: knirirr.com/beecount/

It would appear that planning for the Smallsword Symposium in Edinburgh is proceeding nicely - this year it will be the 6th and 7th of October. I'm hoping they'll update smallswordsymposium.com/ soon; too much information tends to go directly on a certain social media site on which I have no account. Anyway, it's an excellent event, well worth attending if you like historical fencing.

@musicog are you still here? Probably not, but I thought I'd try just in case.

Here’s a photo of some ducks through a window; this is primarily a test of image posting from this client.

Trying Mustor now - still no option to see oldest toots last, but Amaroq seems to have stopped connecting.

@r4vi thanks for the follow, though I'm afraid I'm not doing anything particularly exciting here at the moment. I hope this might change one day (finding a client that shows things in my preferred order would help).

I wonder - is there a Mastodon client which is capable of showing which toots are unread? It feels a bit odd scrolling back through time rather than forward.

This lizard turned up today whilst out in the country. I'm pleased by the nice resolution of the photo, taken on a Nexus 6. mamot.fr/media/B7rZMh2JtbgH7yz

Quelques reconstituteurs anglais en guise des poilus de la première guerre mondiale.

"Batemans, WW1 Weekend 2017"
flickr.com/photos/ttelyob/3557 mamot.fr/media/6KPqCR_VKnuDfrc

I'm using an Android phone now and so trying Tusky. Looks good so far.