All animals are huggable.
Some of them you can only hug once, though, and you won't be able to hug any more animals after them.
Remote
Daryl
@djwfyi@fosstodon.org
mastodon 4.7.3I live on land of the Conestoga-Susquehannock.
Born at 335 ppm.
Loves #SciFi and #Fantasy #books, but I'll also read about math, theoretical physics
#FOSS topics I'll post about:
#kubernetes #objectStorage #aws #staticSiteGenerators #python #javascript #html #css #documentation #ui #ux #git #sphinx #markdown #knowledgeManagement #infoArchitecture
Other interests I post about:
#writeTheDocs #ibd #crohns #healthcare #fatherhood #parenting
Pronouns: He/Him
1404 Followers
901 Following
13 Posts
Joined October 07, 2022
Portfolio/blog:
Replying to
@abbiistabbii@blahaj.zone For mountains, food, cats, and some tech frustration, @intrepidhero@mastodon.social.
For speculative fiction that shows up in your feed and makes you blink for just a second about whether it's real, @Unixbigot@aus.social
For the most unhinged yet engrossing stream of consciousness, @TheBreadmonkey@beige.party
Reminder:
For the vast majority of you (BUT DEFINITELY NOT ALL OF YOU), if you find yourself "munchy", you're more than likely actually thirsty. So drink something.
RE: https://mastodon.social/@Zwergi/117310830206422881
We dreamed of hoverboards, flying cars, sleek cities, and widening prosperity.
Instead, we get this.
Quoting
We’ve officially reached the point where hearing your spouse’s voice on the phone isn’t enough proof that it’s actually them.
That sounds ridiculous until you realize voice-cloning scams are already here.
Have a code word. Call the person back directly. Verify before sending money, giving card information, or doing anything else.
We used to tell people not to trust random emails.
Now apparently we have to tell them not to automatically trust familiar voices either.
- Frozen homemade chocolate chip walnut cookie dough balls in the freezer
- Working from home
- Access to the kitchen
Replying to
@Nonya_Bidniss@infosec.exchange It was a really good time! I think if you go in expecting Licanius or Hierarchy, you might be disappointed. But keeping in mind this was his side quest distraction from writing Hierarchy should set expectations well.
It's a really solid sci-fi thriller.
Replying to
@NickGates@friendsofdesoto.social I said "Secret fourth option" meaning: whichever one you can get it from with the least cost to you and/or has it in stock.
The moralizing of consumption, especially necessary consumption, comes from a place of privilege anywhere that assumes you have the time and financial wherewithal to moralize your spending. That's not the case for everyone. It's not even the case for most people.
Buy what you need where you can get it.
If that's local, that's awesome. If it's not, eh?
Boosted by @welcome@friends.deko.cloud
As it turns out, things change over four years. Here's a re-re #introduction
Suppose I should give another #introduction
- I'm a technical writer by day
- I work at vCluster, a #kubernetes solution
- I like reading fantasy and sci-fi
- I'm a dad to three
- I'm owned by two cats (a tabby and a tuxedo); they were pandemic kittens
- I work from home, and like it that way
- I'm a Next Gen Trekkie
- I watch LOTR extended editions at least yearly
- I'm in the mountains of north central Penn, USA
Finally started book 6 of The Wheel of Time after a multi-year break. So far, Jordan is doing a fairly decent job of catching me up with things I read through book 5 by have forgotten in the intervening years.
Doesn't help that the divergences from the show are freshest in my head. Alas.
I read fiction for two solid hours last night, and that feels like a win.
Replying to on vmst.io
@iostat@vmst.io Computer, confirm self-destruct, authorization iota-omicron-2-5-1-delta.
Replying to
@endorama@hachyderm.io Maybe something here would fit?
https://www.vcluster.com/careers#jobs
