kasran, fourier transfemme @typhlosion@awoo.space

the Masto edit notifications should show a diff, otherwise they're useless to me, like "hey this changed" what changed, you want me to play spot the differences? while not even displaying the two versions at the same time?

Kahless tells us that no amount of money can buy honor. The greedy accumulate wealth while honor recedes into the distance. Money is a tool that can be used in aid of a worthy cause, but a true warrior knows that money is not a worthy cause unto itself.

It sucks that there's not a really centralized place for blind hackers. There's a lot of tallent out there, but it feels very fragmented. My close circle contains me, and 2 or 3 other hackers. Not all of them are coders, but they're hackers nonetheless. Perhaps it's an age thing, my crowd for example is people in their late teens or early 20s, and older people tend to be more apprehensive when hanging around younger people, and I also have experienced anxiety when reaching out to those older and more experienced than me. I've hung around some hackers that are almost double my age though and it was fine, so that's probably a false concern. But like, amazing things have happened with small circles. NVDA Remote came from 2 people, as did NVDA in the beginning. System access was made by one person. Quinter came from 2 people. My point is, we have so much tallent around here, but it's scattered. Just imagining all that could come from us having a centralized place to share ideas, help with projects, etc. Perhaps the small circles are what let projects thrive, though. Less arguing about how stuff should work, etc. More manpower doesn't automatically mean quality will go up, but it could still be very interesting, if nothing else to just create a communication channel to float ideas, even if larger collaboration would be difficult.

oh god apparently I hung onto these from 3 years ago

f(x,y) = (((-(12 * y)) | (~(-x))) & ((-(x & y)) | ((y - y) * (~y)))) % 13

Extent: 256x256 (scaled x2)

"Onebit" colouring scheme.

To celebrate the Kickstarter for Shift Happens going well, I thought I would show you 50 keyboards from my collection of really strange/esoteric/meaningful keyboards that I gathered over the years. (It might be the world’s strangest keyboard collection!)