Arda Xi 

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I do things. Still figuring out which.

Very much aspiring to be unhinged one day.

Pronounsthey/them
Genderintentionally left blank
LocationAmersfoort, NL
Sitehttps://ardaxi.com
Maybe this is a sign that I really need to put Linux on my desktop and stop relying on a laptop that never moves for a daily driver.
Well, my T580's keyboard just died. Thankfully the laptop is still functional and it works with an external keyboard/mouse, but now my muscle memory is all off. :<
Just got my first (Dutch language) robocall. Is this a thing now?

"you need irl community"

okay well how am i supposed to do that when irl community doesn't want me there

"to have community, you need to participate in it, go to things and engage"

okay well what if i can't go

"you need to help people and then they can reciprocate"

okay well i don't have the energy for that and when i was able to help people i apparently spent seven years helping a community that immediately abandoned me when i stopped being able to help

sooooo ????

So far it seems like people have only two possible reactions to seeing the WinRAR purse. Either they immediately know what it is, or they think it looks… familiar, but they can't quite tell why. …and one person who yelled "WinZIP" at me.

Not all meltdowns look like screaming or tears.

Some meltdowns go inward.

The spiral.

The pacing, the numbness, the silent rage.

The feeling of being trapped inside your bodymind with no exit.

That’s still a meltdown.

We just don’t get care for it - because it’s not visible.

We don’t rest after.

We blame ourselves.

We call it “a bad mood” or “being dramatic.”

But it’s a nervous system collapse.

It’s our bodymind saying "this is too much".

When we only define autistic distress by how it looks to others, we abandon ourselves in the moments we most need support.

Internalized meltdowns are real.

They need care, not shame, and certainly not erasure.

@actuallyautistic #ActuallyAutistic

Got pushed a video about loneliness that actually makes a good point. Especially as I'm getting older, starting to realise that it doesn't really matter how great I am, or what I have to offer. People have already filled that niche for themselves.

At some point in isolation there's just… a point of no return.

Wanted to try doing some Zigbee development stuff with an ESP. Managed to get the 802.15.4 bit working with Rust quite easily, but it seems like there isn't actually any documentation of the Zigbee wire format? Am I missing something?

I love Rust generics. I just declared a function with an argument that takes a

Runner<Sx126x<ExclusiveDevice<Spi<'static, Async>, Output<'static>, Delay>,GenericSx126xInterfaceVariant<Output<'static>, Input<'static>>,Sx1262,>,Delay>

This is good and normal.

Okay so if you're designing a protocol to be parsed and generated directly on microcontrollers… why would you use a nested amalgamation of protobufs?