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starting out disabled pride month with a disabled pride flag, which for me is just a script for prescription strength painkillers blown up to a 6 foot sheet, on a flag pole. #disabilitypridemonth #chronicpain

I think it's important now more than ever that those of us who are reasonably safe, along with our genuine allies, fly pride colors and show visible pride all year round every chance we get.

I think it's important now more than ever for those of us who safely can to do it, no matter how subtle we need to be, so those of us who can't show their true selves will see they're not alone.

Maybe an animate inanimate as the talking PNG? A magic wand for magical girls who once thought they were boys? (And also not just for girls & boys?)

We’ve just incurred a $7,500 CAD bill to do radon mitigation and replace our broken sump pump, because we hate lung cancer and flooded basements. Now would be a really wonderful time for folks to buy some of my writing https://argylewerewolf.itch.io or send me a few bucks for because you like what I do! https://ko-fi.com/argylewerewolf

The beauty of working in an office highly integrated with Microsoft products is consistency. You can write a document in desktop Microsoft Word 365 saved as Microsoft's DOCX format so that when you send it to a co-worker on Microsoft Teams and they click on it to open it in web Microsoft Word 365 you can consistently expect the formatting to be completely different.

This quote has been circulating recently, from a 1985 paper that was part of a conversation at the time about what a computer program *is*. Is it the source code? Or the final executable binary? Or the sum of its versions? Or the people who wrote it?

I've been programming for over 40 years, and I can tell you with great confidence that Naur was right. When I'm building software, first and foremost what I'm building is me.

SMD soldering using the sun.

it works astonishingly well. the trick is to de-focus the spot and light up the whole PCB. first we failed by heating the metal plate underneath with a highly focused spot. but that led to accidentally burnt PCB spots at corners and didn't melt the paste.

it works so much better than using a hot plate, so I officially declare it state of the art as of today.

#SMD #soldering #solar #solarpunk #flwr #anal0g_flow3r #sks2026