Shared today on Twitter

@minxdragon @unixbigot That’s why I need arbitrary notes. So I can add “eyebrows” or “tall” or “man-bun” or whatever and quickly search for a name.


@unixbigot @minxdragon LOL – just realising that we are all three folks who use their names and photos on Twitter. It’s the ones with cryptic names and avatars that *really* get me.


Mad scientist at work. “I’m pretty sure most people’s sourdough setup doesn’t involve multiple electrical devices…” 👨🏻‍🔬❤️🍞 https://t.co/z9bl2x7bJ3


@knitcodemonkey @knitterjp Are you free (your) Saturday afternoon/evening? Let’s do this!


@gilmae IDEs have built in chat now? Good grief.


@gilmae Oh, HA. 😂


@JulieKalitis This is for a loaf that’s proving or autolysing or something.


@Amys_Kapers @christinesunu Interesting! He’s using an “ITC-1000” temperature regulator with a heating pad plugged into it, wrapped around the bowl in the Esky. Allows him to keep it at exactly the right temperature. 🙂


Uhhhh… Nice guess, @github, but that is *not* the type of project I’m starting today. 🐻😂 https://t.co/xKRiBcYM89


ARGH. Got very excited about a new project, went down a rabbit hole of browser tabs, and missed my podcasting appointment with @PhilTechCareer. I’m sorry Phil!


@hannahyanfield Wait’ll you see the bread! Looks like the best one yet.


That’s some good lookin’ bread! (Well done, @the_snook…) https://t.co/7CMiYKoQO6



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