tends 
mid-20s 👴, enby
, ace
, enjoys cars 🏎️, computers 💾 and coffee ☕ a lot. talks about self in third-person sometimes
enjoys being interacted with; go ahead and try!
will likely accept follow requests
🎶 you can be what you wanna be, if you follow your heart... you can do what you wanna do, in the dark of the night 🎵
I do appreciate very much that K3b, the KDE disc burning tool, has a little bit of personality and doesn't just look like every other KDE program. it really has the vibe of a 90s shareware program that's trying to upsell you a full version, which is genuinely very nice and thematically appropriate for whatever reason you'd be burning a CD/DVD in the year of our linux desktop 2026
wore eyeliner today, looked pretty, and was told by someone that they couldn't tell whether I was transmasc or transfem
gender affirming day
somehow, even though I keep buying and otherwise acquiring USB cables, I always have only just enough for my purposes
a neat trick for your small javascript project - Big Dotenv doesn't want you to know this!
hey there mr jambo
what's it like in new york city
lime sparkling water has the strongest taste because the human tongue is most sensitive to green flavors
phew, just almost got got by a spam email
looked like a authentic namecheap email that tells you your domain is about to expire, mentioned the precise domain name I have, arrived at the right time (early may is approximately when this one comes up for renewal). I clicked the link and went straight to a payment page. the lack of requirement of a login step threw me off guard and that made me look more closely and notice the incorrect domain name and the "Hi Dear," in the email salutation (something that I normally completely skip past while skimming!)
OH: "Socratic dialogue between my blorbos"
trans day of visibility is so interesting to me, because it's meant to highlight the struggles of trans people and celebrate their victories, right. I feel like I've had a much more privileged and struggle-free experience after coming out as trans compared to most of my peers. I've often thought that my experiences as an immigrant are much more traumatizing to me than my experiences as a trans person. but that's not to minimize the struggles that come with being trans - I'm here, in this extremely privileged and lucky position, because of the struggles of the people that came before me and the support of the people around me. I've found happiness within myself, and community in a faraway land, thanks to my transness. so, hey, thank you to every fellow trans person around me, for making life worth living. you rock extremely hard and I owe so, so much to you personally
if you know me irl, I will buy you a slice of pizza if you ask. we'll figure out then when and how, DM me
made a fun sticker for all the x86 and ARM laptops
wow avi lewis is really going on every single CBC politics-y show
I hope he keeps up the hard work of staying in the limelight, cause you keep hearing an idea that initially sounds wild, and eventually it normalizes in your head. it's what the right does, annoyingly successfully
