@mattblaze @sundogplanets Well, they do move fast. But they should not break things.

@AlSweigart I wouldn't say it's really 'trustworthy'. It still has its limits and flaws. I'm a production editor at a uni press and we discourage our authors from citing it. They should, literally, be doing their own research. However, it has resisted some of the corrosion that has afflicted other media.

@rufustheduck Yeah, don't leave them around unsupervised.

@SurrealSeal @hikingdude @rufustheduck One of our cats had to have a shoelace surgically removed from his intestine.

@ananas @humanhorseshoes @jim The linked article says no, so that's a little confusing.

@rufustheduck Our cats are usually not that interested in the tv but when I watched the movie 'Flow' one of my cats was *really* into it. Even tried to jump into the screen.

@thordis I was born at the statistical cusp of the boomers and generation x, which means I am about the same age as the characters in Douglas Coupland's novel Generation X.

@grammargirl I'm trying to help my 85-yr-old mother with her patient portal, insurance webs sites, etc., and *I* can't get half this stuff to work right. She complains because her new laptop is harder to use than her old iMac, because it is: the interface is completely crapified. Like we don't have enough shit to deal with that we have to work with defective software and web sites too.