When you can't walk by an indie bookstore without buying something. Looking forward to my fall reads. 🍂
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@FryLarell @AKRamirezWrites
Writers live on their ideas!! As do researchers. Today I am proudly taking in the fantastic work done by The School of Engineering and Technology faculty and students at UWT. @uwtset
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Here's a portrait of an author who wrote a book about a time loop but then forgot to tweet about it on February 2. Anyway, here's the book. amazon.com/1999-Novella-Erik…
My family would have this show on the calendar to remember to watch it. It is now going on the calendar to remind us NOT to watch it. I hope the other singers have enough time to quit and remove their association. @MaskedSingerFOX
Puyallup and Sequim WA (try them) ((answer - pew-AL-up and skwim)) @dongwon
I swear this is reaching class action level. Has anyone else found it near impossible to cancel an Xbox subscription? I have literaly tried everything I can think of and even spent hours on the phone. Still being charged after YEARS!! #Xbox
Brian Forth, CEO of @sitecrafting guest lecturing in my Living and Working in. a Virtual World class at UW Tacoma.
In my non-writing time I teach at the University of WA Tacoma. Today I have author (and NaNoWriMo participant) @erikhanberg guest speaking in my Living and Working in a Virtual World class.
Milgard Hall celebration on the Prarie Line Trail!! More Engineering labs and classrooms in the future as well as an innovation center.@uwtset
UW Tacoma removes barriers for South Sound students seeking doctorate degrees knkx.org/local-news/2021-10-…
BUSINESS IDEA: Someone please invent an automatic blocker that can crawl. Let me set the parameters like a filter. Then I might be able to follow the Barr hearings without troll noise.
Whereas I could spot bots easily before and block them., now they are spawning up too fast to keep up with. Yet they are still reasonably easy to recognize (profile a russian caricature of an American zealot with bad taste in backgrounds).
In the mid 90s when the web was young, DOS attacks were common (denial of service). When those were defended against we had to deal with DDOS (distributed denial of service). I feel that weaponizing bots has the same trajectory.













