Hey, just a reminder or the evening crowd: I'm moving to @kistaro. See you there!
Kistaro Windrider
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Chameleonic dragon. Otherkin. Some kind of eclectic neo-Pagan. Sie/hir or they/them. Software engineer. Seattle-esque, WA. Expect software takes, complaints about the tech industry, board games, video games, an inexplicably obsession with paper notebooks despite my handwriting, and Weird Furry Stuff.
I’m moving my primary account to @kistaro - please re-follow me there if you want to keep following me.
(A bunch of people I follow here are moving to instances not federated with awoo.space)
is Arby's just an incredibly Americanized gyro?
The thing I miss most from the Internet is how your handle used to be whatever you thought was cool when you were 14
important PSA:
“rawr war” is a palindrome
I wish I was at a place in spiritual practice where I felt like I could pray to something for help because I feel in over my head in every aspect of my life
Anybody know of Discord bots for what amounts to storing/loading MUCK-style character descriptions? Full whospe support would be a plus
Today has been productive. I don't feel like that most weekends, so it's a nice change. I feel like I played a disappointing amount of video games today, but that's okay, there's an extra weekend day to go still. (although that one is going to involve a lot of writing. there should still be time for games though)
I have a tiny notebook full of notes on how I use tiny notebooks as a project/chaos management system! It’s notes, not a real presentation - I will be working on a web site to present this soon. So a legible version, better organized, with full explanations, will be available soon.
But for the curious: https://drive.google.com/open?id=15Bcwe-O9GFruLVh76XlR3JvFYbVxFuL0 (30MB PDF). It is self-describing, since it’s a notebook for a project to write a web site about how I write notebooks about projects!
Two days of furious scribbling have left me with a tiny notebook full of preliminary notes on how I use tiny notebooks for thinking into at work and otherwise storing ideas. Next up: follow my own directions and scan the notebook, then write the website. A PDF of the notebook itself will be available soon (before the web site is)