Yep, today's 200 grit version is perfect.

All three of those are at least 3,000 people larger.

I suppose the signs are customized for each region, so that people in Newfoundland aren't going "WhereTF is Stettler?" If you are somewhere else in #canada and go to a #canadapost outlet, I would love to know if #Stettler shows up on the sign.

At least for the immediate future, expect to see posts here on Bluesky, and likely some posts about other aspects of my soon-to-be online presence.

#fediverse #gaming #ttrgp #foundry #writing

I honestly don't know exactly what that means for me yet including what that means for Bluesky, but all of my ideas for pushing my writing and gaming - and I have a lot of such ideas, let me tell you - will look to be focused on fediverse solutions.

In the past week, I have seen Nate Whittington move from Substack to (what looks like) a site running off Obsidian, and @index.wericmartin.com.ap.brid.gy strike out on his own fully fediverse-first. Nearly all of my non-work hours consist of being in or around gaming in some fashion, so ... I'm in.

For me, I resisted any of the fediverse tools like Lemmy or Peertube. As recently as six months ago, I had even wrote a few articles on a Substack I created.

But now, I think I am ready to make the plunge and dive in. My killer app for embracing the fediverse? Gaming.

Probably my favorite example though was this seemingly ancient grandmother (she was probably 70, but tbf, I was 29 tops) I met while doing genealogy research at an LDS site. She was a Windows power user because she had to become one so that she could do her family history research. Killer app!

I would say it was impressive that you finished it all, but maybe masochistic is a better choice.