damn, i just knew i was forgetting something!

[tezoatlipoca@mas.to]

@2something

The plantronics DA80 is a headset usb adapter. In the context of becoming a Wikipedia editor OR electric drum kits it makes zero sense. AI schlop.

[molly0xfff@hachyderm.io]

@2something i believe they're referring to a "domain authority" score, which is an SEO thing

[idoubtit@mstdn.social]

@molly0xfff Ask them how much they will pay you for advertising on your site? That sometimes shuts them up.

[nrdufour@gardenstate.social]

@molly0xfff ahaha that's so epic

[rikard@topspicy.social]

@molly0xfff I haven't checked the link, but the Roland TD-27KV is mid-level rather than high end. (Not my words - this is Roland's description. They have two series between this kit and their flagship V-Drums.) It's odd to compare those to the Alesis Strata Prime which sit in a price range four times higher, and is Alesis' top of the line model.

[trantion@masto.ai]

@molly0xfff I kept reading this and thinking someone had seen a screenshot of Wikipedia in your post and decided to edit the article, and wanted to let you know you'd inspired them to do so! ‍️

[angusm@mastodon.social]

@molly0xfff Don't feel bad, Molly, this is actually a pretty widespread problem.

I once read "War and Peace", and people are right when they say it's a pretty good book, but there's not a word in it about high-end electronic drum kits. Not one. It's like Tolstoy just had this big mental blank and completely forgot to mention them.

Anyway, if even a literary giant like Tolstoy could overlook something like that, you shouldn't be embarrassed by your own omission.

[eedly@mindly.social]

@molly0xfff I've also noticed this about the complete works of Ursula K. Le Guin, so you are in good company.

[martinplante@hachyderm.io]

@molly0xfff Be-doum tish!

[klefstadmyr@social.vivaldi.net]

@molly0xfff *Unfollows*

[peteriskrisjanis@toot.lv]

@molly0xfff say what now

[overtondoors@infosec.exchange]

@molly0xfff

Not to be rude or anything, but, since it's a bot your being solicited by I find:

"Eat shit and die in a fire." Sets the right tone for a follow up email.

[abmurrow@hachyderm.io]

@molly0xfff I guess it's never too late for a career change?

[hazmeister@mastodon.social]

@molly0xfff

[cheappontoon@beige.party]

@molly0xfff I mean, do you want to be an influencer or an in-FLOW-encer?

[t2r@infosec.exchange]

@molly0xfff Welcome to my world with thousands of users who have given away their info in forms and promotions and all that jazz.

[rrb@infosec.exchange]

@molly0xfff I've been wondering when you would talk about drumkits

[numb_comfortably@hachyderm.io]

@molly0xfff I have a largely defunct blog, and still every now and then get comments like "Your post about fine-tuning ASP.NET code is superb, but it omits description of Florida ocean-front properties."

[crowbriarhexe@tech.lgbt]

@molly0xfff this is widely known to be your oeuvre, after all >_<