My favorite bit from the article: "No one is morally obligated to listen to another person’s opinion." xitter.cf/Polygon/status/8338111…

Does @JDVance not know how the position of Vice President work? "Kamala Harris' policies"?

.@JDVance: We have a right to spread misinformation. Also, nothing of note happened on January 6; Trump peacefully left office on the 20th so NBD.

ABC (to @JDVance): Tell me about Trump's abortion ban. Vance: People can't afford groceries.

Sure, why not? My X/Twitter has become a throw away account anyway.

businessinsider.com/young-pe… "Most people who work 'are probably not going to become CEOs'" FIFY @BusinessInsider. Also, if your point is that remote workers are less likely to make the social connects required, I get that. But 'young people' feels unnecessary. Older folks do it too.

Wow... Watching the design choices of #DiablolV and @Blizzard_Ent, the 666 short change, the 1-click activate battle pass... Definitely lost whatever respect I had left after Immortal; apparently, I could have cared less. From an "unlikely to play" to a solid "no thanks".

"Hey, guys! I'm on X!" Yeah... Musk is really trying to nuke Twitter into bankruptcy, isn't he? I'm seriously buying into that notion. Why? So he can buy his debt back for pennies on the dollar. Well, that and to kill a platform that's ridiculed him.

Been playing with #ai to rewrite my resume and it recommended I use more exacting language. Here's one of its recommendations: "Spearheaded quality assurance (QA) testing on critical Oracle database modules during high-stakes upgrade cycles of our cutting-edge ERP" Me:

Alright, @immersivelabs; trying to get in gear for the #cybermillion, but it's a bit discouraging to see so much content gated off. "Unfortunately you are unable to complete all these labs as they are not included in this program." There a way to access all of it?

Currently running between learning an RPA (@Microsoft Automate isn't doing it for me, might switch to @UiPath), creating an automation in #python (which might be redundant with the RPA), signing up for @accenture/@immersivelabs Cyber Million, and studying for Network+. Too much?

Hm... My RPA stuff isn't working, at least not without OCR. Microsoft wants to charge for their service, haven't look into UIPath's yet. This might call for my old friend Tesseract.

Playing with Microsoft Flow/Automate's AI and seeing if it can do extraction from a complex PDF. It works, but the data is dirty. Need mor experimenting on my part (only been at this for 5 minutes tops).

The joys of being an omnipotentialite: there are so many cool things I want to try and so little time (and money) to do them all.

"It's not what you know but who you know," sounds like shorthand for cronyism and may explain why frontline workers often observe ineptitude in higher management.

When I post on #LinkedIn, I don't dumb it down. I'm definitely not Einstein or Buffett, but I got to show what I little know.

Played #Fortnite for just the third time and won a solo Victory Royale. And with that, I'm announcing my retirement. Spent most of my time hiding in bushes, not understanding how anything worked. #imtoooldforthis

Courtesy of @xkcd xkcd.com/1357/

Flipping through jobs on Indeed: "Oooo, this job sounds interesting and challenging." Reads company reviews: "Oh... yeah, don't want to work in THAT type of environment..."

A quirk of the browser would have my data entry field automatically filled in from the previous entry; fixed it by having my automation do a double click (selecting all), instead of a single, to overwrite it with the new data.

A little bit of regular expression, a touch of Tesseract OCR, add in some pyautogui, and I've automated indexing 3000+ acceptance letters. Still troubleshooting, but it's running rather well. Too bad I can't demo it's operation due to processing FERPA data. #python