Dee in Osaka πŸ‡―πŸ‡΅β›©οΈ

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#trans she/her #plural #poly

cute things and #kindness makes a nice world to live in. lived 5 decades already, doing the elder trans thing despite starting so late.

catparent to OrphΓ©e and Persephone, listening to music (ex-industry), gaming, mucking around with Go, Rust and keeping CPUs warm (still in this industry), cycling, photography, architecture, fashion, history, philosophy, reading, astrophotography and stargazing, hiking, self-hosting... hmm, might have ADHD πŸ‘€ always tired and eepy as doing too much.

when I die I will have died of being myself, of living too hard, there's so much life to live and give. if you spread love, it comes back to you many times over. open to all forms of connection, good people enrich life

all my edits fix typos, phone keyboards are not my friend

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Pronounsshe/her
Adjectiveschaotic, energetic, affectionate
HomeLondon, UK
BornCO2 330ppm
Kind wordsWelcomed
🐣2023-10-01
πŸ’Š2024-03-08
Follow RequestsHigh approval rate, I really only reject blank profiles and AI profiles.
Am supposed to return to Japan in July for kubecon... But how? It's going to be so hot, my delicate white skin will burn , my fashion suits winter, how do people do summer in Japan? Annual trends day super high humidity making any temperature feel more aggressive πŸ₯΅πŸ« 
Osaka castle... It is very hot out, I have a parasol... It's really hot out.

RE: https://mastodon.social/@gmh/116300655531924498

This is a very important and well informed review of the current status of Apple's botched implementation of age verification in the UK. Make sure you read and understand before updating to ios 26.4 (if you haven't already done so).

tl;dr the form of UK government ID most citizens own, a passport, doesn't work.

Seriously... So so many people!
The night time view of Osaka
Nothing can really describe how many people are in Osaka. This is a party city even in the daytime.
Osaka downtown is wild, I'm on the 15th floor of the hotel in Shinsaibaishi and I look out of the window and I cannot see the ground. There are so many tall buildings, so densely packed, that my suite with 180' panorama doesn't afford a single view of the ground... And that's a really weird feeling, the same denseness of Tokyo, yet if it's possible more so.
Just about to board the Thunderbird https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thunderbird_(train)
Thunderbird (train) - Wikipedia

In a short while I'll be in Osaka, and so the Japan adventure continues. I've been very wholesome so far, but what will I get up to in Osaka? Suggestions please
The desire on returning to the UK to buy a house in the English or Welsh countryside, install solar panels, collect rainwater, and grow vegetables, is very high. The world has gone to chaos, let's make it small again.