Notes – Page 4 – Amanda Unvarnished

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Amanda CAARSON

· 5 Av 5784 (Friday 9 August 2024) · 1 minute to read

Shabbat shalom everybody, see you on the other side. #MazelDon #Jewniverse #ShabbatShalom

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· 5 Av 5784 (Friday 9 August 2024) · 1 minute to read

We made it to Friday everybody.

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· 1 Av 5784 (Monday 5 August 2024) · 1 minute to read

I need to go through the Apple Podcasts app and finish adding my podcasts from there to Overcast. I'm never forgiving Apple for not allowing something as simple as an OPML export.

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Amanda CAARSON

· 1 Av 5784 (Monday 5 August 2024) · 1 minute to read

I need to go through the Apple Podcasts app and finish adding my podcasts from there to Overcast. I'm never forgiving Apple for not allowing something as simple as an OPML export.

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Amanda CAARSON

· 1 Av 5784 (Monday 5 August 2024) · 1 minute to read

Drinking out of my WordPress mug this morning. Also, I've achieved inbox 0. Not bad for starting off a Monday. Have a good one Babkans and other fedizens.

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· 27 Tammuz 5784 (Friday 2 August 2024) · 1 minute to read

Ordering Chinese for lunch. And we're doing it pretty early.

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· 26 Tammuz 5784 (Thursday 1 August 2024) · 1 minute to read

Waiting on cleaning people to get here. They always do an excellent job.

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· 25 Tammuz 5784 (Wednesday 31 July 2024) · 1 minute to read

Raise a glass marines, because Fuad Shukr, the man responsible for killing 241 of your fellows in the 1983 Beirut Barracks Bombing, is finally firmly ensconced in hell as of yesterday.

Also, because apparently both the media and Democratic activists need a reminder, Ismail Haniyeh, who also met his end 12 hours after Shukr, was no hero or peacemaker. He was a jihadi psychopath responsible for the murder of countless Israelis and who became a billionaire by stealing aid dollars from the Palestinians and living like royalty while they suffered in Gaza.

Every single media outlet disgracing itself by hiding these facts should be deeply ashamed, especially NPR, and if the left is going to continue to embarrass itself like this then it deserves to lose in November.

I’m not sure it doesn’t already deserve to lose since its new leader refuses to excommunicate its antisemites since she desperately needs their votes.

Thank you for coming to my Tedd Talk.

951 S Pugh St, Centre, PA(1093ft)

86 °F Scattered Clouds

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Amanda CAARSON

· 24 Tammuz 5784 (Tuesday 30 July 2024) · 1 minute to read

Spilled coffee on my shirt, Tuesday is fired.

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· 23 Tammuz 5784 (Monday 29 July 2024) · 1 minute to read

This version of the post was different enough to need a separate note.

Get in Facebook, we’re doing Monday.

I haven’t quite gotten my iOS shortcuts set up correctly to track my podcast listening, but I’ll work on that more this weekend. Also, I need to play around with Facebook’s equivalent of people-specific posts, meaning that when I post something, only certain people can see it. I think there’s something like this but haven’t played enough with current Facebook to know how it works.

Other than that, it’s just a normal work day, except yay no meetings which is a definite plus.

Everyone have a good day.

953 S Pugh St, Centre, PA(1093ft)

70 °F Clear Sky

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Amanda CAARSON

· 23 Tammuz 5784 (Monday 29 July 2024) · 1 minute to read

Get in Babkans and other fedizens, we're doing Monday.

I haven't quite gotten my shortcuts thing set up correctly to track my podcast listening, but I'll work on that more this weekend. Other than that, it's just a normal work day, except yay no meetings which is a definite plus.

Everyone have a good day.

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· 22 Tammuz 5784 (Sunday 28 July 2024) · 1 minute to read

Dear websites: Stop asking me to sign in with Google, especially when I have no reason to sign into your site. I thought we already learned our lesson on centralized authentication and it was supposed to be "Don't outsource authentication unless you have no other choice". I guess I should interpret the ubiquity of Google sign-in as confirmation that we as a society have learned absolutely nothing from the various centralization of authentication failures we've experienced over the last decade.

No love,