MRU 0001 (Sean) @freakazoid@retro.social
"Bio" is organicist.
https://www.literati.org/~seanl/
http://pronoun.is/he/him/his/his/himself
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RT @CastleMacSteven@twitter.com
You... want to... hide in plain sight on the steps? Sure... roll stealth.
Rogue: Rolls a 20.
Hey so, it's that time again. 3 slots open, $200-$225 (depending on complexity & character count). Full-color, background, multi-character (limit 3). How about it?
Attached examples are mostly NSFW, but more or less representative of what you'll get in terms of finish (linework and method used to color may vary per the examples, but the amount of polish-and-pop will be the same).
Please boost!
Smoothly-zoomable font C++ library Show more
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I've had a couple of pretty terrifying hypnagogic hallucinations or night terrors, too. One involving zombies coming out of my nightstand and another involving some kind of creature dressed in a wizard's robe and hat but with three glowing spheres in place of a head. The former happened about 10 years ago and the latter when I was in my early 20s, around the same time as the only time I've experienced hag syndrome; I was certain I was being abducted by aliens.
Erlang & Nomad & Consul, oh my! Show more
Erlang & Nomad & Consul, oh my! Show more
"The current state of web design" http://fczbkk.com/current-state-of-webdesign/
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One thing I love about React/Redux development is having a single source of truth for application state.
But, from a decentralized web perspective, I *hate* how this pushes state out of the HTML. In my view, HTML should have all content, and state is (often) part of content; "view source" should mean something.
Would it be possible to invent an alternative paradigm that keeps all state in the HTML, maybe using data attributes? Or does that paradigm already exist?
California’s GDPR-Lite Bill is Signed Into law https://the-digital-reader.com/2018/06/29/californias-gdpr-lite-bill-is-signed-into-law/ #policy #law #regulation
@lordbowlich Yeah, but from a biz perspective I'm worried about privacy trolls emerging as a business-bankrupting force.
I think this will lead to more in-house, dumb IT work so biz people can confidently say that they collect nothing. Large bizs would have yet more of an advantage here over little bizs, due to having more resources for documenting info collection and use.
Did you notice how Google's "learn more" links almost never take you to useful information? For example, Google tells me my GCE instance is overutilized. Clicking on "learn more" doesn't tell me anything about what they mean by "overutilized", just how to follow their suggestion to increase the size of the instance.
Yet another of their "dark patterns".
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Massive Comcast outage AGAIN.
http://www.newsweek.com/comcast-xfinity-down-outage-not-working-internet-my-area-1002278
Showing up to a project and telling folks they're not using tools that you feel they should be using is akin to showing up to a protest and refusing to participate because you can't stand the smell of the markers.
A really good example of that was the Personal Democracy Forum earlier in the year, sponsored by those companies and promanently fearuring Google and Facebook speakers. It's hard to discuss what democracy means, or should become, in the internet era if Facebook is dominating the narrative.
gargron told me if this post gets ten thousand boosts he'll give me the website and i will become the new gargron