Hugh @hugh@ausglam.space

"Refreshments" otherwise known as highly refined carbohydrates.

@alissa @kassi_grace yes that's the one. If I ever finish my rewrite it will be listed on the website and there will also be more options for the easily forgetful.

@saera reinforces the sensible Left voices pointing out that the official campaign is far, far too late to start influencing voters or releasing policy positions.

@virtualwolf nothing thank goodness, but we ended up at the emergency vet for a bruised eye.

@alissa Should fine. She has a “doggy black eye” but no visible damage. Got some atropine and a pain killer.

Well that was an expensive game of catch with the dog 😢

So this looks exciting: https://sitejs.org/

@Edwardshaddow "It's ok you'll get an alert asking you to give permission. Except when you don't".

@dsalo yeah I have it set to auto-update which is usually what I want but hadn't quite picked up that this was a whole version upgrade. Bunch of security changes that are theoretically sensible but broke a bunch of third-party stuff.

aaargh

https://github.com/RocketChat/Rocket.Chat.Electron/issues/1339

@alissa https://github.com/hughrun/public_library_map

@Katsudon like, I'm in favour of better security defaults. But making it impossible to use an app because the developer didn't fill in a particular form and get it approved by Cupertino, with no way for the owner of the machine to override it, is garbage.

Certainly, rendering the apps I use daily unable to open themselves or any other files is extraordinary.

"The apps you use every day, made extraordinary" says Apple, where "extraordinary" means "unusable".

@alissa I haven't made it yet 🙂

hmm, this may the point at which I should feel contrite about clicking 'later' when offered a 'tour' of the new OS.

Oh FFS I stupidly upgraded MacOS and now I ...can't open any files. Thanks Apple, you gigantic dickheads.

Gonna add "specialises in 'Aboriginal Studies' (sic) vs specialises in 'Local History' " to my public libraries map.

Hoo boy.