New Thing:

good morning.
good night.

I'm going to add 2 tweets to this thread everyday. One first thing when I wake up, and one right before going to sleep.

good morning.

The first morning's thought:

Well, it was this. This whole idea for this thread. I can't recall why I thought it was a good idea, but I got too excited with the task of making a little banner graphic so I just went ahead and did it anyways...

A poll for tonight:
Would you rather only be able to watch movies via Netflix, or only be able to watch them in the theater but tickets are free?

good night.

good morning.

The wu-flu is still going strong. At 80,000 total confirmed. Recoveries still vastly outnumber the deaths, which is a positive note.

Also, there have been roughly 30,000,000 flu cases in the last 5 months. With ~20,000 deaths.

We should wash our hands more...

Crypto is fucking nuts...

good night.

good morning.

Here's my """controversial""" thought of the day: As much as I love #cryptocurrency I have to be honest and admit that it's not a good "end of the world" money.

No one will be able to scan your wallet QR code. There won't be any miners. It's just no good, sorry

Society is a social construct...

good night.

good morning.

Today I get to talk with a bunch of people about moving ( agents, buyers, lawyers, bankers ).
Then figure out logistics ( closing dates, rental trucks, dumpster services ).
Then secure a new place ( find home, contact sellers, create contracts ).

Moving...

We want crypto to be decentralized & untouched by government hands

But the minute something we don't like happens, we're calling the fucking cops

good night.

good morning.

Today's my birthday. I'm gonna spend it playing videogames :^)

Seems odd Comic Con is still hoping to operate in July. That makes them one of the ( thankfully ) rare entities that aren't taking this threat seriously. What I'm most interested in is there money / funding situation. Are they strapped for cash & can't delay?

good night.

good morning.

Isn't it funny how citizens are supposed to have 3 months savings, help pay for bailouts, and are responsible to go into debt in order to help stabilize the market...

And yet million dollar companies go bankrupt when having to deal with 3 weeks of no business.

I should try harder at keeping this thread more up to date...

good night.