Mr. Matt @matt@linuxrocks.online

@OpenComputeDesign @yisraeldov Apparently our immune system isn't as permanent as we were led to believe as kids. That's why boosters are a thing

@yisraeldov @OpenComputeDesign antibodies means you were exposed at one point and your immune system was able to do its job properly. And we should be thankful for that!

Anecdote: I received the measles vaccine as a teen, but by the time I was 30, my antibodies for it were gone.

@SolusSpider To be fair, I have a problem with what the TSA asks, but I put up with it anyway.

Thank goodness! His test came back negative.

This letter came home with my son from school on Thursday.

Now I'm spending my Sunday morning waiting anxiously for his PCR test results.

At 6 years old, he is too young to get a COVID-19 vaccine.

Watched the first two episodes of the new Masters of the Universe last night.

While I don't hate it, I dont exactly love it either.

The animation is good, the world building is good (and metal as hell, I might add), but the plot is also boring as hell.

It feels like a show that is targeting the wrong audience. It would make a great YA series, but by targeting Gen X adults, it misses the mark entirely

@OpenComputeDesign nothing inherently wrong with that, just depends on your components.

Consumer microwave ovens do the same thing actually.

@rysiek that said, I don't use any feature within Firefox beyond basic web browsing. I don't use their VPN service, Pocket, account sync, password sync, or anything else. It's a web browser to me, nothing more, nothing less, like the old Netscape Navigator of last century.

@rysiek daily user of Thunderbird on Desktop, and Firefox on both Desktop and Android.

I would rather stop using email altogether if it meant Thunderbird went away. It is, bar none, the very best way to read email.