✧✦Catherine✦✧
whitequark@mastodon.social
<p>cat(girl) shaped object, hardware omelas kid</p><p>"A cat is valued for companionship and its ability to kill vermin."</p><p>✧ i have friends, and my purpose is to support them ✧<br />✦ i have enemies, and my purpose is to eliminate them ✦<br />✶ i have a life, and my purpose is to reach heaven by violence ✶<br />✷ nothing else matters ✷</p><p><a href="https://mastodon.social/tags/searchable" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>searchable</span></a></p>
Posts
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Post #2485908
hey. Check out this squirrel
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Post #1948996
junior developer: uses pair programming to learn new technologies &amp; best practices senior developer: uses pair programming to exchange knowledge and get her code reviewed earlier principal engineer: uses pair programming because after working on that codebase for 5 years she&#39;s too traumatized to venture into it alone without getting a severe hit to wellbeing &amp; needs a companion to be productive
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Post #1904091
OH: (while looking at a piece of crackhead codegen) &quot;it&#39;s like watching a counter-strike player... one shot and then goddamn reload&quot;
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Post #1796771
incredible https://gitlab.com/ldo/dbussy
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Post #1323054
maybe we need a &quot;thank the open source developer whose tools work flawlessly for you day&quot;
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Post #1138658
hey remember this slide
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Post #1036876
apparently gentoo penguins specifically are doing very well despite climate change because they&#39;re very adaptable to their local environment. poetic &quot;yeah, just... let me rebuild my mitochondria with different USE flags&quot;
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Post #678061
@CursedFootprint https://x.com/AnasYMalas/status/1982060711670067350
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Post #619618
@vestige oh i didn&#39;t realize hackrf uses amaranth
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Post #619617
i&#39;m playing Kingdom Come: Deliverance because i watched some youtube clips and it had fun dialogue options, but what i&#39;m getting instead is a _really_ in-depth history lesson about Czech nobility from a thousand years ago
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Post #619616
about to migrate accounts to treehouse.systems, see you on the other side
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Post #88200
interacting with the container ecosystem makes me viscerally understand everyone who's ever expressed a desire to get up, go into the forest, and never come back