Brian Slesinsky

@skybrian.bsky.social did:plc:tj4wwwpt22b4s2zu57fo6qoo

Retired software engineer, amateur accordionist. Other accounts: https://mastodon.social/@skybrian https://tildes.net/user/skybrian

No Bluesky desde 7 novembro 2023

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Brian Slesinsky (@skybrian.bsky.social) é um usuário do Bluesky desde 7 novembro 2023. Tem 115 seguidores, segue 72 contas e publicou 842 posts.

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Maggie Rudy@maggiemice.bsky.social01/11/2026 15:51
Blessed are the poll workers!
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Claudia Montague Wheatley@claudiamw.bsky.social26/10/2026 22:36
*whisper* Kurt Vonnegut didn't write that. He expressed a somewhat similar opinion, saying he admired people who didn't feel compelled to go as far and as fast as they could with their talent, but he always did. But if you know his work you'd see that it's nothing like his writing style.
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Lee Rowan 🐕 🐈‍⬛ 🌳 🌈 🏳️‍🌈 🇨🇦 🐉 🇺🇦🦇🪶🖋️ 🇺🇸@leerowan.bsky.social26/10/2026 22:35
I see KV didn't actually say it that way. And doesn't it depend on what you're doing? If you play the ukelele for your own amusement, that's fine. If you want to play professionally as a concert violinist, you'd damn well better be good at it. Same for surgery--in fact, any medical field.
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Leg Spinner🏏@judeet44.bsky.social26/10/2026 22:35
It was the archaeologist who said that, not Vonnegut. It's good advice.
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MrsRobotBirdie@mrsrobotbirdie.bsky.social26/10/2026 01:11
Also, it's inconvenient to have to take the respirator on and off and it may stretch out the bands. Plus, if people already have a good seal, it's a hassle to redo that seal especially around the nose.
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