Whoop! Got my @IncrementMag@twitter.com order! I’ve been really enjoying reading things off-screen lately. Nice to have some tech content now. ☺️
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Same but my office.
Roommate: Another plant? Where would it even go?
— planty_hoes (@planty_hoes) June 28, 2020
Me: There’s space in the living room
The living room:
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I'll go ahead and have this on repeat in the background as I'm working thank you very much. 🧘♂️
ASMR for developers pic.twitter.com/KGF3H8nY5z
— Cassidy (@cassidoo) June 24, 2020
Cleaned out my contacts today. Reduced 650 contacts (some dating back to high school) down to about 170 I've actually used in the last year. 😅
Both these landed on my doormat this morning: Uni the Unicorn and Pfeil from my @stackmagazines@twitter.com subscription. Gotta say, I’m pretty excited about both of them. 😬🦄📖
PSA: Tech jobs are jobs. You shouldn’t have to become a celebrity, join a cult, or crawl through miles of metaphorical glass to land a technical role. Software engineers, sorry to tell you all, but you’re not special. You learned skills to do a job.
— Nikema | Kema? (@NikemaCodes) June 18, 2020
I feel like I need a vacation after 2 days of trying to book a vacation.
Wait. Was Kit from Knight Rider a cylon??
An excellent way to commemorate the day Colston fell! https://www.instagram.com/p/CBNmTVZsDKS
Banksy on Instagram: ". . What should we do with the empty plinth in the middle of Bristol? Here’s an idea that caters for both those who miss the Colston statue and those who don’t. We drag him out the water, put him back on the plinth, tie cable round his neck and commission some life size bronze statues of protestors in the act of pulling him down. Everyone happy. A famous day commemorated."
Banksy shared a post on Instagram: ". . What should we do with the empty plinth in the middle of Bristol? Here’s an idea that caters for both those who miss the Colston statue and those who don’t. We drag him out the water, put him back on the plinth, tie cable round his neck and commission some life size bronze statues of protestors in the act of pulling him down. Everyone happy. A famous day commemorated.". Follow their account to see 127 posts.
www.instagram.comIf you react immediately and negatively to someone’s request for you to stop doing something that offends/upsets them, I encourage you to think more slowly. Your gut reaction, your fast efficient thinking, is built up of your experiences and perceptions.
Think more slowly about your reactions and take a moment to think of the experiences of the person requesting change.
Don’t let yourself only be defined by the experiences and perception you have until now. Grow!