Dio9sys

@Dio9sys@haunted.computer
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Security researcher by day, weird deer lady by night. Big fan of usenet and smolnet and prone to talking in equal measure about Linux and stuffed animals.

She/her

Gemini capsulegemini://dio9sys.fun
neocitieshttps://dio9sys.neocities.org/
uwu or owouwu

Voxel deer head at gradually larger resolutions. So far I'm most proud of the larger one!

I should probably start dialing in how wide i want the head to be. The muzzle is starting to read a little bit like a big beardy cat mouth

I found canned brown bread (with raisins!) at the store. This is not something I have ever had, so I bought it.

So tell me, people of fedi....what do you do with canned brown bread?

gender disaffirming meal (eating Hungry Man tv dinners)
Alchemist / potion brewer running a generic juice bar as a front
Be weird. Be colorful. Help random people. 💕
my favorite thing about resonite is that people can just send you things
"do better", LMAO

It's the eevee! There he is! It's him! Wow!

art: @Wyrdlittleguy

Spent most of the day wrapping and delivering presents to needy families. Old lady at the lodge tried to warn the husbear that we were going into "a bad neighborhood" with the families we were delivering presents to.

spoiler alert:

1. it was fine. Not the taj mahal, but I have lived in far sketchier places than an apartment complex that happens to have a lot of single moms

2. poor families tend to live in "bad neighborhoods." That is kind of how being poor works, Linda

Was at walmart, waiting for my husband's phone to finish being repaired.

I saw that they had a god deal on the blu ray box set for Twin Peaks, and the box set for Channel Zero, so I figured I would buy them for some classic zoned out tv viewing.

At the self checkout, before I could pay, it said an associate needed to check my ID. I guess because the twin peaks movie is rated R? I was nervous, as I left my ID at home on accident and didn't know how strict Maine was about ID laws.

The walmart employee walked over, gave me quick look up and down, saw that I was buying blu rays of a 90s show, and silently scanned her badge thingy to let me finish the purchase, no questions asked. I guess buying blu rays is proof enough of being over 30.