Glothy

@glothy.bsky.social

Going to spam the finance inbox of a non-psying client with constant payment reminders. The oldest so far 3 months overdue but going to batch send LBAs when they're all overdue which will be about a month away.

It's the season of lights on, curtains drawn for all waking hours. Well, road facing side anyway. Back rooms seldom used and neighbours will have to tolerate seeing me go about my day inside my own home.

This article offers half a dozen reasons why people have stopped having friends and family over, but it ignores the fact that the women who planned parties and kept homes tidy enough for unplanned guests are now working for pay full-time (usually more than 9-5). www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle...

The dreadful decline of hosting at home: ‘I feel shame any time a friend comes over’

It used to be quite normal to pop next door for a coffee or invite friends over for dinner. But not any more. What’s behind this change – and just how damaging is it?

theguardian.com

Didn't love the new Carrie. King was always great at portraying abusers; The struggle of the abused to rise up from oppression, and the strength of that fight creating a supernatural and satisfying vengeance. The series isn't any of that. But great acting, great cinematography, and great soundtrack.

Ok I checked mine. It knows an awful lot about me. Mostly I care for pets, especially rabbits. Like hosting parties and celebrations, and might possibly have children 😂 when is the relationship matching service coming out?

Hypervisible @hypervisible.blacksky.app · 6d ago

Launched in May, “the page uses data from customers’ activity to generate details about them in categories like Product Preferences, Interests & Hobbies, and Home & Family, which Amazon then uses to personalize users’ product experiences.”

"By using AI, tasks like essays that used to take hours can be completed in minutes!" Sure, like how if I arrive at the gym and immediately go for a shower, my workout is done in record time. And if I throw my sandwiches straight in the bin, I can finish my lunch in under 10 seconds.

My neighbour George died recently. From the moment I moved in, 16 years ago, to the day he died we didn't speak once, no animosity, just the way we liked it. His sister let me have a look around his house. Turns out George and I shared the exact same set of interests. Damn.

Realised that I don't know anyone irl that makes good decisions and that needs to change because the second hand stress is immense. By 'good' I mean not repeated high risk decisions likely to bankrupt them or ruin their life.