Joshua Hill

Manchester? Barely even knew her.

The extent of my denial about Twitter extends to the extent of effort I put in to build community and engage with the world there. The fact that it is really over is painful and I don’t think I can do it again here.

Bluesky is a great name. You say things and they float away into the bluesky and no one ever interacts with them.

Jimmy Carter didn’t give up and neither should we.

Welp they aren’t going to church instead.

I keep forgetting I’m trying Bluesky. I keep getting caught in philosophical arguments about government and human nature. Then I remember Bluesky is what the internet can be so I’m back over here to check it out again.

@franklogue.bsky.socialthe bishop of plains Georgia followed me. 🤩

Subaru sent me a card to celebrate my Subaru anniversary. In it they offered me $10 off any purchase.

I’m so excited to finally have this completely sufficient incentive to go spend )$35,000

Should I allow the middle schoolers to name their youth group “skibidi youth group”

Bi-weekly Bluesky post.

Genuine ostrich.

Three payments.

obviously the most recent explosion in growth is linked to the election but the enthusiastic level of engagement makes me think people are pretty hungry to interact with users who act like people instead of bots

Until the last, dying breath of X, I will still call it Twitter.

Let’s go!

To all of you saying maybe we are out of touch and we need to listen more and have more conversations: I’m here to say I’ve been trying it since 2015, and I believe that it doesn’t work.

3 years ago Twitter suppressing deadly covid misinformation was viewed as a partisan attack on Republicans that generated months of performative outrage and resulted in congressional hearings. Today the owner of the platform literally took a job in the Trump administration. 🤔

If you’ve been trying to quit beer, I have just the thing. Try one of these and you won’t ever want beer again.

Amazing — Elon’s own A.I. tool names him the king of disinformation 👑 👇🏽

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