Or the other way around. An API for the robot to read tickets

I have a rest API client for linear and the robot can read the ticket this way ? And comments made by Products and Design folks.

Trying linear those days. I love it as a ticket system. And PR just showed up... I will review in there for a while

She should say her chatbox went rogue on her. It seems to be a efficient line of defence.

On Flock very precisely, it had an impact in the last year.

Town canceled their contracts, the stock went down.

Two measurable metrics

I don't see what it matters? Local government removes cameras, state government installs them the next day.

A stock price went down. This is a serious and has impact on the real world.

They replaced them with Axon cameras.

Yeah but its unpay strike we're taking. Not sure a US worker can afford that.

And... Its popular. When I go to a protest in the US I'm coming home sad.

You are shadowbanned

doesn't look that way here

any new comments they post will be dead unless vouched. You can see all but two of their comments are dead, because those two have been vouched.

OK... Is it because my account is fairly new ?

Signal calls within a group. Try it!

I like Signal a lot. I would much rather use Signal than Discord, or :::shudder: Facebook (because in SE Asia a lot of people think that's the internet).

There’s a difference — (essentially) everybody was on Google+ and no one is on Signal.

I don't know a single person who used Google+, unless you mean in the sense that Google forced it on everyone with a Google account.

In the days before Mastodon it was the geek/nerd social network of choice, and the majority of all the people I knew in the Linux and FOSS world were active on G+.

Maybe it's just how my friend groups have changed over the years, but I've had the opposite experience

Yeah. I know zero people from HN or, say, Reddit, and even from the tech/coding world (and past workplaces; not that they were a Signal weilding crowd even by a stretch). I have friends I can count on the fingers of one hand, at most both hands. I will never have to reach for the toes :) So if that's the opposite for you, then it might be the case. Or, honestly, even if that's not the case, it might be so. And since I don't have empirical research other than what I see "around me," I can't just say that's how it is "generally," even though that's exactly what I see :D

(PS. There was a time when WhatsApp ended up having really bad press a few years ago and I was abl to make almost 30-40 of my contacts to Signal but Sigal being Signal and its team/leadership successfully pushed them all away, a lot were crashes and what not. Even I was frustrated. It was the first time I was "using" Signal beyond "trying" it which is like an annual or half-yearly ritual now)

A majority of those of my friends and family who are on any IM platform at all are on Signal.