I cycled there in the dark hoping to (but failing to) evade the morning traffic.
Coming up this Fri-Sun (the 17th-19th of April) is Vintage Computer Festival East! It's always a great time, so think about coming out! It's in Wall, NJ at the InfoAge Science Center. Plenty to see and do!
Anyone hiring *very rusty* mac/iOS devs? Preferably in CT or remote, but relocation is certainly an option.
I've been taking care of my elderly parents for quite a while, but that's over and now I need to find a job before the house sells and I have to live out of my car.
(Don't know how long that will be. Could be six months or more.)
Someday, a small elite group of people will say, " #Madistodon . I was there."
A somewhat larger group will say, "I'm not anywhere near Madison WI, so honestly the activities of Madisonian Mastodonians don't really have much of an impact on my day-to-day life. What is this anyway? Some sort of oddly specific scavenger hunt? Huh. I don't really get whatever is supposed to be happening here, but what the hell I'll boost it anyway."
#JP06 2006-04-15
Day 20 of my first Japan trip in 2006 was a very rainy one. I took the ferry from Hiroshima to Miyajima where I saw Itsukushima Shrine with its famous "floating" torii gate. I felt sad about having to leave soon.
#photography #streetphotography #fotografie #japan #japanlife #hiroshima #miyajima #japaneseshrine #photographersofmastodon

Our relationship with sadness runs deep because sadness is not a single emotion. It is a convergence of love, memory, limit, and longing. It is the honest response to change in a world we do not fully control.
After nearly 3 month in the making, my current project is "finished" (there is still a lot to improve), so here is another #notQuiteWeekly projects update.
I build a lamp, inspired by a flower blossom, made from plywood with 3D printed parts. I designed the project in #OpenSCAD and printed out templates to use with a router to cut out the parts. 🧵