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It’s been a while! This is a post on what’s been happening in my world recently.

To most people, allyship or even any basic form of solidarity is a chore they were pressured into when being openly hateful fell out of fashion, and they have never forgiven marginalised people for the fact that their peers tsk'ed them when they used slurs. Once you view the world through this lens, everything starts making a whole lot more sense.

I miss having the energy and enthusiasm to make things. At least I’m able to play games again. Even doing that was feeling too overwhelming but the new Zelda has been good for me.

Me: I'll just jot down some brief notes to talk about with my therapist 4 pages later Oh...

We need more of Richard Stallman, not less écrit par Ploum, Lionel Dricot, ingénieur, écrivain de science-fiction, développeur de logiciels libres.

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DevPod is infrastructure-independent and client-only, which makes it incredibly easy to get started with. Codespaces but open-source, client-only and unopinionated. Works with any infra, any progamming language, any IDE, etc.

Came home to find a bee lying on the kitchen counter, looking like it had died. I read the other day about giving them sugar water: 1 teaspoon of sugar, 2 teaspoons of water. And it worked! The bee slowly drank the water and eventually flew off out the window.

I'm not thick. I know it doesn't sound like much of a boast, but I'm pretty competent at this whole adulting lark. But it appeared that I had forgotten a 4 digit number I'd set up less than a minute …

Seriously, I don't. I'd prefer SQL.

To frugally furnish a codebase, imitate Ikea.

me 🤝 googlegetting into a project and then abandoning it after a while

Hello, I'm Dee, sometimes known as DeeUnderscore. My instance is broken. My replies may never reach you. People have alleged that I exist. Regardless of whether I do or not, I am an adult. I pos...

I do kinda wonder what it's like to be someone who's designed, developed or built something that you later realise was bad for humanity? Like, at the time it felt right, you didn't see problems with it, but later you're just like "whelp, I fucked up" I imagine it must be a very depressing and isolating feeling. (I've luckily so far never had this happen to me)

This whole #Reddit debacle reminds me of when shopping malls started to really crack down on teens loitering and then less than a decade later most of them were fuckin dead.