crows call me breadlady @garbados@friend.camp

cool fact: the original luddites didn’t oppose technology but rather the bosses using new tech to disenfranchise workers! the bosses then had the luddites murdered in the streets and their arguments were replaced with “tech bad 🤢” to prevent others from carrying on their challenge to industrial authorities

once you have defeated gender you may wear its strictures as you please, not as trappings but as trophies

i love meeting new crows.

they've heard the stories about me, who leaves peanuts and never harms a crow, and so they swoop down to the ground thinking they know the deal. breadlady gives peanuts when she sees you, right?

and then she SEES YOU and you're a tiny black bird only so much larger than this giant's hand, and its eyes are TRACKING YOU, its TEETH are SHOWING. the crow thinks OH MY GOD, AM I GOING TO DIE

so they back off to about thirteen feet and i toss them a peanut

can't wait for a crypto crash to pull down the software industry with it as every crypto "business" is a software company paying for software services who employ people like me 🙃

as a dev antagonist i specialize in causing computer-touchers to feel shame and disgust, both of me and their own actions

dev advocate to dev antagonist pipeline

intentions matter in magic and basically nowhere else

do:
- ask if something you did hurt, or how it hurt
- apologize for the specific thing that hurt
- resolve to do better

don’t:
- presume you understand
- apologize conditionally
- “that was not my intent”

in 2022 i am putting all men who say “apologies if” in the trash

like if i see someone in software rep NFTs i might reply with a warning that they’re being irresponsible, and i’ll sometimes mention here in passing that all cryptocurrency is a scam, but i tend to conclude it’s not worth discussing in depth… and yet i see discussions of crypto everywhere, with virtually every public speaker i follow being pulled into producing scathing analyses by the sheer gravity of the scam itself. should i be louder about this bullshit?

is it just me or does it feel like discussing web3 in any capacity just lends attention to a relentless scam

thinking about sexism in software again, considering crawling back into the ocean

couldn't figure out the client side. womp womp