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trystimuli

@tryst@fedi.imu.li
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i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy.

my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here.

i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support.

still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon.

i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty.

⓪ all posts are public domain CC0

my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.
130 Followers
349 Following
40 Posts
pronouns:
they, hán
callsigns:
AC1CV
places:
45°N 69°W (±0.5°)
https:
https://try.st.imu.li
output languages:
eng (native), isl (if i'm feeling brave)
input languages:
nld, deu, cmn, tok, ang, stan1288, jbo, (anything if i am interested enough)
prog languages:
idris, rust, haskell, curry-typed lambda calculus, forths, lisps, typescript, c…
signals:
(https://signal.me/#eu/NTqab1yexNPLugNmCC142oowQ8sTNevYUua64-T-Ol7dKwqPE3hHWZTX_po-hjOW)

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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · May 13, 2026
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @lispi314@udongein.xyz
@lispi314@udongein.xyz those switches were just for testing the concept and figuring what i need to pay attention to. namely that i need to make sure the routers i will actually use can fully power down their sfps :)
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · May 13, 2026
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @brianb@fosstodon.org
@brianb@fosstodon.org it sounds like you’re doing grid-tie, so you have twoish options for your overall configuration: strings of panels in series adding up to a few hundered volts open circuit. run each of those to your inverters (in metal conduit for code compliance). this version is easier to add batteries to (get an inverter that also has battery options).one microinverter per panel, all in parallel. code compliance is easier (if your utility requires inspection by an electrician before an interconnection agreement, you’ll have more options for an electrician). if you’re putting the panels on the barn roof, and your barn roof has multiple slopes, any string of panels in series should be at the same slope. https://solarpaneltilt.com/ is a nice resource for tilt angles if you’re building a standalone rack. on a roof for grid tie it’s probably not worth worrying about the angle.
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · May 13, 2026
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@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li

i’ve been plotting this for months.

now to set up switches (or routers) on red and blue so, say, red is usually up but when it goes down blue comes up.

unfortunately, these switches don’t power down the sfp when the port is disabled, and that causes problems.

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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · May 12, 2026
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@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @jwildeboer@social.wildeboer.net
@jwildeboer@social.wildeboer.net Do note that they chose to organize as two entities, a cooperative and a corporation (that holds the IP), in order to take outside investment. https://www.subvert.fm/docs/faq So it’s not quite venture capital free (unless you restrict that to a narrow definition of venture capital).
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · May 03, 2026
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@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li

this thing where shopify is autofilling the required telephone field to the optional account creation field is really annoying.

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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Apr 29, 2026
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @cathos@merveilles.town
@cathos@merveilles.town having read a bit more of your stuff… there are so many aspects of this project that i imagine you could help with (as your interest and health allow). it looks like akkoma lets me attach an openscad model as media… so perhaps that will give you a bit more of a sense of the wall and interior ceiling structure thoughts. i’m broadly thinking gravel for foundation and drainage needs. this is in dawnland/wabenaki so i’m hoping to figure out a way to integrate radon mitigation nicely when there’s multiple cells built together channelling into the wall material?). we’re thinking a reciprocating frame for the roof structure too, supporting 100-150mm of dirt and native plants (blueberries seem like a good fit here). other folks around the world have done this with “big enough” joists, but i’m interested in bringing a bit more engineering to that.
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Apr 29, 2026
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @mary@social.nouveau.community
@mary@social.nouveau.community @cathos@merveilles.town thanks! it doesn’t - as yet it only exists in conversation, some paper and inkscape sketches, and a bit of openscad modeling.
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Apr 28, 2026
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @cathos@merveilles.town
@cathos@merveilles.town idk if this would be a good fit, but we have been plotting out a building design model for a cooperative housing project based on post and beam hexagonal cells with strawbale and cob infill. i’ve built with almost (we’re talking about green roofing) all the component pieces before, but haven’t put them together this way. in the short term, for the test building, we don’t need drawings or docs, but for the longer term project we probably would.
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Apr 27, 2026
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @endeavorance@astral.camp
@endeavorance i’m assuming it does the task without me experiencing it, as it’s instant, so: eats for me. specifically, selects appropriate food things from in front of me, mashes them, transports them into my stomach, and signals to my brain that eating has occurred. (i’m also assuming that “evaluate the lambda calculus expression in front of me” is not hyper-specific enough)
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Apr 25, 2026
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li

who has a label maker that they like or otherwise recommend?

i am acquiring one for labelling communal infrastructure, some of which is small (fiber ports) and others are larger (housing coop router vs internet coop router). anything actually large (shelves, boxes) we’ll probably continue to use masking tape and a marker. strong interest in repairability.

#LabelMaker #recommendation

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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Apr 17, 2026
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @joby@hachyderm.io
@joby @VogueLaGalere @tuban_muzuru @cwebber This definition matches the California bill. And yeah, it sure sounds like it makes sysadmins (and in the California law at least, the organizations they work for) into operating system providers.
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Apr 15, 2026
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange
@0xabad1dea that’s totally fair. and i certainly don’t hold it against you! this is just a bit of a pattern, and my venting is intended more at that pattern than you or anyone else. i guess that means i probably should have subposted instead of replied.
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Apr 15, 2026
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange
@0xabad1dea @Legit_Spaghetti @bob_zim @Mayabotics this scene Harry heard the salesgirl gasp, and he looked up to see her staring at him with her lips pressed tight. Then the young woman whirled and fled into the deeper recesses of the shop. […] Professor McGonagall turned to regard Harry. She didn’t have a full adult Wrongdoing Face, but her expression was flat, controlled. “You must remember, Mr Potter,” she said, “that there was a war in this country not ten years ago. Everyone has lost someone, and to speak of friends dying in your arms—is not done lightly.” does not really look like a portrayal of a moral good. more like a portrayal of how traumatized nerds who feel smart and special frequently fuck up despite having sufficient information not to do so. and sure, later on they go back and make amends, and it ends up okay. and i have plenty of frustrations with yudkowsky and his fanfic, and especially with folks who fan over both. but like, is a little more solid of a critique too much to ask?
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Apr 15, 2026
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@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @jens@social.finkhaeuser.de
@jens@social.finkhaeuser.de @ZDL@mstdn.social though inflexibility on morals can be combined with flexibility on methods (that align with those morals) within a single person. and i strongly suspect that flexibility on methods is the one that matters for affecting change on reality.
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Apr 12, 2026
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@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @Guillotine_Jones@beige.party
@Guillotine_Jones @jwildeboer My sense is that approximately nobody in the US cares one way or the other about Orban, and those that do (e.g. me) mostly oppose him. (The people who would support him are by and large too isolationist to do so.)
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Mar 29, 2026
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@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @ireneista@adhd.irenes.space
@ireneista@adhd.irenes.space to be clear, my view of the original long post usually doesn’t have a CW
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Mar 29, 2026
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@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @ireneista@adhd.irenes.space
@ireneista@adhd.irenes.space @cliffordheath@mastodon.social my plan is to be able to incorporate a bunch of different schema formats - from plain text to your binary dependent type descriptors to idk, video. :) to embrace the chaos. but my vision is also that it exists more as a guide to understanding the formats and examining the data than something that the storage layer validates.
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Mar 29, 2026
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@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @cliffordheath@mastodon.social
@cliffordheath@mastodon.social @ireneista@adhd.irenes.space so another thing this brings up is who maintains the grammar we’re checking against and how do we communicate that to the storage layer?
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Mar 29, 2026
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@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @cliffordheath@mastodon.social
@cliffordheath@mastodon.social @ireneista@adhd.irenes.space so at some point i think that pushes too much into the storage layer and you get the JSON-LD problem where your storage layer needs to fetch data in order to parse data (either to make sure it conforms or just in order to interpret it if creates a bijective encoding) that said, i am planning format indicators, and in theory one could create a node exchange format that did that.
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Mar 29, 2026
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @cliffordheath@mastodon.social
@cliffordheath@mastodon.social @ireneista@adhd.irenes.space why limit yourself to a hierarchical namespace? but yes, the “filesystem” is designed to grow into that, with room for more indexes than are typically found in filesystems. in addition to LRU i also want to be able to specify to always keep “this object”, “this object and everything that’s part of it”, “complete history of this object”, and “hourly/daily/weekly/monthly/yearly backups of this object” :)
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Mar 29, 2026
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@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @ireneista@adhd.irenes.space
@ireneista@adhd.irenes.space @cwebber@social.coop i think a git replacement could be built on top of it. also, it is structured so that the interface can present git objects as a sort of special case. my first target is a file system though. i need a solution to my disorganization sprawled over all my devices.
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Mar 29, 2026
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@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

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Replying to @ireneista@adhd.irenes.space
@ireneista@adhd.irenes.space @cwebber@social.coop oh! i just assumed you did because i often see you reply to a long post with a cw that says long post when your post is not long :)
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Mar 29, 2026
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@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

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Replying to @ireneista@adhd.irenes.space
@ireneista@adhd.irenes.space @cwebber@social.coop i am definitely curious what your thoughts are! i think most of my posts about mine have probably triggered your long post auto-cw :) attempting concision: a version communicates capabilities to fetch or read its parents and some structured data, which can include (e.g.) text, binary data, key-value maps, and, importantly, read (and optionally write) capabilities to other versions or whole braids of versions.
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Mar 29, 2026
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@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @cwebber@social.coop
@cwebber@social.coop i have such mixed feelings about seL4. provable security! but the proofs are built on such an enormous pile of software as to be unauditable (Isabelle depends on Scala and Standard ML).a capability microkernel with an actual community! but so much of that community is military industrial complex. but it is the closest thing to what we need and, as you say, there may not be a lot of time. so i have a local copy and have made sure i can build it and run it in qemu… to get back to once i’ve get my collaborative intermittently connected storage thing going.
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Mar 26, 2026
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @alice@lgbtqia.space
@alice it’d be super to respect light-dark preferences :) these days that’s as easy as in the element and using light-dark in the css a bit. something like background: linear-gradient(135deg, light-dark(#ffc0cb,#804040), light-dark(#a0c4ff,#204480), light-dark(#d0aaff,#502a80)); for the page and background: light-dark(white, black); for the card would do it.
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Mar 25, 2026
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @ithoughtisawa2@infosec.exchange
@ithoughtisawa2 Note that that still requires a phone number properly linked with your identity. Without that you can still just show up in person at a social security office (there are more of them than you might think).
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Mar 24, 2026
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

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Replying to @evacide@hachyderm.io
@evacide@hachyderm.io either that, or today is a good day to jailbreak your phone.
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Mar 09, 2026
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @volt4ire@mastodon.social
@volt4ire i’ve seen “paid on google play, free on fdroid” too :)
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Mar 05, 2026
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @lispi314@udongein.xyz
@lispi314@udongein.xyz pretty sure the heat from conversion losses on the satellite destroy that idea too. even a 15% loss is disastrous for that much power in a vacuum.
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Mar 03, 2026
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @ntnsndr@social.coop
@ntnsndr and from the looks of it they are an actual multistakeholder coop. no investors! (the last colorado multistakeholder “coop” i looked at was disappointing to say the least)
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Feb 08, 2026
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @alice@lgbtqia.space
@alice not to mention thermocouples and hacksaw blades!
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Oct 10, 2025
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @benjohn@todon.nl
@benjohn@todon.nl Nina Kalinina tried it out last year and did a lovely set of screenshots! https://tech.lgbt/@nina_kali_nina/111885033842209483 I haven’t tried it as yet - my japanese is both extremely minimal and out of date. I also haven’t seen video of it.
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Oct 09, 2025
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @benjohn@todon.nl
@benjohn@todon.nl i agree that this kind of graph-linked data is a natural fit for lots of discrete components. have you seen BTRON? i sometime characterize my broader goal as a distributed collaborative version of BTRON. my first “application” is a naming system, exposed as a file system. it is somewhat challenging to expose the full capabilities over FUSE, but hopefully it’ll let me move data into the system and have some interop with my existing tools while i work on other components. are the structured text, relational entities, and tables going to be directly supported in your data model or be built from primitives? as i’ve been picking away at this i’ve often mused that i’d like to be able to just directly bring an object into a chat. i think there’s some interesting UI work to be done there around what sort of access is being granted to that object - like whether its read-only (but receiving updates), read-write, or read-only snapshot, or a read-write clone (that you could then merge back into the original)…
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Oct 09, 2025
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @benjohn@todon.nl
@benjohn@todon.nl yeah, for mine i imagine having a default editing and conflict resolution tool that by default presents a nice view into the data tree and where conflicting changes happen. but each node also has a format field, which points to a node holding some description of the format. so i imagine that tool asking the system for an editor-conflict resolver for that format first. but if there isn’t one and description has type information legible to the tool, it could create a more tailored interface from that type information.
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Oct 09, 2025
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @benjohn@todon.nl
@benjohn@todon.nl The core of my approach is strongly typed, immutable, content addressable Merkle DAG i started this all out with storing dependently typed terms and ended up backing that off to raw byte vectors before building back to where i am now, which is more dynamically typed, but keeping an affordance for serializing data an a type/format specific way. are you planning to bring static typing all the way between nodes of the data? like… each BTree node could be (haskellish) data BTree k v = Interior [(k, Node (BTree k v))] | Leaf [k, v]? It is possible to merge consistently in to a conflict state. i am having a bit of trouble visualizing a join-semilattice with conflict states that can be repaired? something like each conflict gets a unique identifier, but then you have to contend with merging conflict resolutions that you haven’t seen the conflict for yet? i guess in my case, the “conflict state” is that there are two versions of a node, neither of which is an ancestor of the other. and the set of versions of nodes forms a join-semilattice. and user agents resolve that conflict state by adding a version with both of those versions as ancestors. but it seems a bit more natural to model that at the version level than the set of versions level. i guess one advantage to what you’re discussing would be that non-conflicting changes made after the conflict change could be merged while it is still marked conflicting… but that would also break my ideas for locking…
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Oct 08, 2025
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

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Replying to @benjohn@todon.nl
@benjohn@todon.nl as someone who is working on general purpose data storage for asynchronous collaboration (think nodes with cbor/json/adts with references to other nodes, similar to a language-agnostic CoreObject afaict) - i am curious about your design. i admit that i am broadly skeptical of fully automatic merging - to avoid problems i think you need to match the human consensus process on that merge - but that doesn’t stop me being interested in folks’ ideas!
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Nov 19, 2024
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

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Replying to @jacobydave@mastodon.xyz
@jacobydave@mastodon.xyz @preinheimer@phpc.social Trent would be out of a job though.
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · May 02, 2024
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @astrid@fedi.astrid.tech
@astrid@fedi.astrid.tech @lily@glaceon.social or about 1.3 meters if you’re talking sound in air :) finally a measurement scale that’s useful for patch cables and submarine cables simultaneously!
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · May 02, 2024
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

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Replying to @lily@glaceon.social
@lily@glaceon.social @astrid@fedi.astrid.tech “how long a cable do you need?” “middle C”
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trystimuli @tryst@fedi.imu.li · Mar 08, 2024
trystimuli
@tryst@fedi.imu.li

i care a lot about individual and communal autonomy. my primary computing project aims to enable distributing data storage and collaboration with intermittent connectivity. it shows up a lot here. i live in a housing coop. i'm sketching out plans for a workers coop. i'm also fascinated by the details of how cooperatives and collectives function - decision making, conflict navigation, resource allocation - and how that influences the projects they can undertake. but like all systems, cooperatives matter less than the people they support. still in my larval form, some day i hope to metamorphose into a cat-sized robotic dragon. i like making things. mostly functional, sometimes pretty. ⓪ all posts are public domain CC0 my avatar is the largest slice of the sRGB colorspace that is equal-luminescence in the CIELab colorspace.

fedi.imu.li
Replying to @nina_kali_nina@tech.lgbt
@nina_kali_nina@tech.lgbt i’m curious about that field name - “cc” for character code?
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