anyway if you want to hit me up elsewhere, maybe join a retro tech group on discord, DM me

i'm going to try staying off here for a few days

i think this is the crux of the issue for me. i want the things i do to become more popular. i do not want, particularly, to be a popular person. i have often conflated the two before (or, at least, people have conflated it for me)

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i mean, releasing things into the world to a resounding silence hurts like hell

but at least i don't have to answer to anybody else's ideal of me

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mind you this is a difficult thought for me because - ha, isn't it ironic that i'm distilling my thoughts in it right here right now - for as little friends and many enemies i have here right now, to outright abandon it will mean a gross (as in scale) shift in my social life

but i'm starting to think it could be one for the better

it's not like i can use this for discoverability any more than i could twitter anyway. i don't think anyone who doesn't already know me wants to find me

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i have been in one way or another "microblogging" since 2010 - for 15 years now.

for the first time i'm giving actual, serious thought about stopping. because i think the past 15 years have mostly happened on autopilot

@nico i don't like having to use caps either but i think the cleaner intersection of lines in the second one is more legible, fwiw

i was thinking of upgrading computer fairies to chuckya

i am no longer thinking about that

honestly i am once again thinking about quitting the fediverse

One argument I never bought into for not building phones with sliding features anymore is that "the moving parts makes them too fragile".

Bullshit, phones are already being made to be immediately disposable. If we're gonna endlessly contribute to the e-waste pile anyway, might as well bring whimsy back.

i did this because i'm a freak who likes to use browsers too old to support SNI

(of which i was unaware of until like last week)

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today i finally condensed down like 16 separate subdomain certificates into a single one that's a wildcard for every single one of my domains

(and most my websites are available in http anyway)

(google's https-everywhere was a mistake)

Wplace really shows us that no matter how different our countries might seem, we all share the same things in life all over the world: Trans rights, Vocaloids, Touhous, Undertales, and Brazilian flags

protip for trans girls at loss about online socialization: online has lots of us. don’t put up with assholes, but especially with the funny charismatic assholes. add people you like to other apps so you don’t depend on one friend group not going to hell. don’t join big established e-polycules.

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