Pete Moss @PeteMoss@mstdn.io
Formerly PeteMoss@mastodon.cloud
A regular person that likes #fashion, #fountainpens, and #shoujo #manga.
Will talk about cartoons if provoked.
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- flamesniper@conversations.im
Is there a list of shortcuts for the current version of #krita?
I just wanted to make a list of the shortcuts I'll add to my drawing tablet, but couldn't find a current list.
I suspect the shortcuts/hotkeys are still the same as with Krita 3.x?
http://todotxt.org/
I'm on linux and android. This is wonderfully simple. Thanks Gina!
Article focusing on the life and death of Teletext in the UK: http://www.denofgeek.com/uk/tv/teletext/58735/the-life-and-death-of-teletext-and-what-happened-next
Digitizer reminds of me a BBS I used to go on that was a wacky sort of online newspaper with quirky humor, biting reviews and strangely fascinating ANSI art.
Learning that federating with other instances takes a bit of time. Currently up to 174 which is a good bit behind the 3,480 of Mstdn.io 
Noëlle the 8-Bit🏳️🌈🎄
There was a young man
From Toulouse who got lim'ricks
And haiku confused
Why tech’s favorite color is making us all miserable https://www.fastcodesign.com/90177573/how-blue-became-techs-favorite-color-and-why-it-shouldnt-be
Overheard in the office: " I saw the email about the firewall having issues. Does that mean it was hacked?"
RT @textfiles@twitter.com
So, 500px, which positioned itself as a Flickr alternative, has announced they're deleting/removing access to all Creative Commons photos on their site. Like, tomorrow. https://support.500px.com/hc/en-us/articles/360005097533 NO warning.
Currently dealing with someone who has no respect for the Oxford comma. It's driving me up the wall almost as much as people who put two spaces after a full stop.
terminator 2 taught me to trust many things:
family, dogs, the atari portfolio, guns n' roses, steelworkers unions.
anyone but cops and tech entrepreneurs.
The future of ransomware
....oooooooh boy:
This research database is almost 1TB in size and only available for download from a single university webserver with no mirrors. It's about as slow and prone to cut offs as you'd expect.
This is exactly what Torrent exist for, darnit. Why aren't they using one? 
using NSA10 for the first time
Lol, Reddit is now blocked by the web filter at work. Can't have been just me who's been refreshing r/soccer over the last two weeks 
Brand new pet peeve: websites that give you a captcha after you log in with valid credentials.
This goes double for ones I already pay for with my hard-earned money.
