How are you forming opinions? Situation: There are many things around us we're unaware of. At some point, we become aware of a new-to-us thing. How do we form opinions on those? Are they good, bad, we still don't care?

What a perfect opening match for the glory of FIFA.

I can now finally relax, and enjoy the World Cup.

Observation with no specific context: Twitter is still up.

Weekly reminder that Twitter is still up. We are now entering the "weird stuff's gonna break" age.

One of the greatest games ever. Well played Argentina and France. Jogo Bonito. Nobody deserves it more than #messi, imho the greatest ever to play the game. What a swansong. #FIFAWorldCup

Happy New Year!

Twitter is still up... I think the "'tis gonna break and noone can fix it" stage is now over. It just ain't happening that way.

What our SRE are like... even when they are no longer ours. linkedin.com/posts/david-ma… I have nothing but respect for David... an SRE's SRE.

No, Twitter. The tweets from people I follow are the ones "for me." That's why I chose to follow *those* people.

Google Bard os alive. Give it a go: blog.google/technology/ai/…

Chanting "lock her up" was not ok. Chanting "lock him up" is not ok. But, you know... lock him up.

I am really torn on this PBS/NPR thing. I mean, they *do* get government funding, but so do, for example, farmers. Should farmers' accounts also be marked as government-funded?

There comes time, every now and then, when I really want to be able to tell the world about my work. Alas, I can't.

I'm sad it wasn't me named the new CEO. I would've been truly awesome and inspiring. Next time.

2013 was 10 years ago. That is all.

I may be *a little biased*, but this is a good read. status.cloud.google.com/incidents/dS9p…

I keep scrolling because that's how I roll.

I am not too keen to be on X, or whatever. When that happens, thank you all for great 15 or so years

Thank you all. X