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Walgreens pharmacy staff walk out, citing unsafe working conditions
  • I experienced the same frustrations with our Walgreens, and thought that was as bad as it could get. Then my health insurance plan mandated that we all stop using in-person pharmacies and switch to this stupid mail delivery system. You know what’s worse than having to wait for Walgreens to open so you can talk to a pharmacist? Sitting on hold hoping to talk to the one anonymous random pharmacist Optum has on staff. Want to transfer a prescription? Having trouble with a particular manufacturer or generic? Good luck.

  • TechCrunch: Mastodon actually has 407K+ more monthly users than it thought | TechCrunch
  • Get yourself a good app & it can give you recommendations. Personally, I’m using IceCubes & really like it.

    Also, look up the FollowFriday hashtag to see who others recommend. Cory Doctorow is there, so are Jeff Jarvis & Amanda Marcotte.

  • X glitch wipes out most pictures and links tweeted before December 2014
  • It’s the principle of the thing. I’m not going to delete myself, pretend I wasn’t there for all those years. The record stands. (Except for any media posted prior to 2014, which now exists only on my personal cloud storage, I guess.)

  • X glitch wipes out most pictures and links tweeted before December 2014
  • I haven’t deleted my account - it’s 17 years old! But I also haven’t posted in a couple months other than saying I’ve moved to Mastodon. I said I’d hold on to the bitter end & I will. I’m not leaving, they’ll have to evict me.

  • Hurricane Hilary threatens ‘catastrophic and life-threatening’ flooding in Mexico and California
  • I grew up in CA, but moved to the Southeast after college. I’ve gotten used to hurricane season here, but it’s wild to see a hurricane/tropical storm hitting the west coast while the east has been unbothered so far this season.

    I wonder if it’s the combination of climate change & El Niño making things so weird?