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My Debugging Octopus finally hit his limit.
#photo #developers #coding #rubberduckdebugging #octopus #singlemalt #enough #desk #deaktoy #code #funny #debugging #webdev
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My Debugging Octopus finally hit his limit.
#photo #developers #coding #rubberduckdebugging #octopus #singlemalt #enough #desk #deaktoy #code #funny #debugging #webdev
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My Debugging Octopus finally hit his limit.
#photo #developers #coding #rubberduckdebugging #octopus #singlemalt #enough #desk #deaktoy #code #funny #debugging #webdev
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My Debugging Octopus finally hit his limit.
#photo #developers #coding #rubberduckdebugging #octopus #singlemalt #enough #desk #deaktoy #code #funny #debugging #webdev
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My Debugging Octopus finally hit his limit.
#photo #developers #coding #rubberduckdebugging #octopus #singlemalt #enough #desk #deaktoy #code #funny #debugging #webdev
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Microsoft reduz uso do Claude Code e foca-se no GitHub Copilot para os seus programadores
🔗 https://tugatech.com.pt/t83573-microsoft-reduz-uso-do-claude-code-e-foca-se-no-github-copilot-para-os-seus-programadores -
Clawdmeter é o novo dispositivo de código aberto que monitoriza o uso do Claude Code
🔗 https://tugatech.com.pt/t83572-clawdmeter-e-o-novo-dispositivo-de-codigo-aberto-que-monitoriza-o-uso-do-claude-code -
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⚡ Why are developers switching from JSON to JSON5?
Because modern projects need:
📝 Comments
✨ Cleaner syntax
🔧 Better maintainability
🚀 Faster development workflowsRead the full article 👇
https://medium.com/@99tools/why-developers-are-quietly-switching-from-json-to-json5-66260bcc5720
#Developers #JSON5 #Programming #TechCommunity #SoftwareEngineering #Code #WebDev #JavaScriptDeveloper #DeveloperExperience
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→ #Mythos finds a curl vulnerability
https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2026/05/11/mythos-finds-a-curl-vulnerability/“AI powered code #analyzers are significantly better at finding security flaws and mistakes in #source code than any traditional code analyzers did in the past. All modern AI models are good at this now. Anyone with time and some experimental spirits can find #security problems now.”
“We have not seen any AI so far report a #vulnerability that would somehow be of a novel kind or something totally new.”
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A Claude Code and Codex Skill for Deliberate Skill Development
https://github.com/DrCatHicks/learning-opportunities
#HackerNews #Claude #Code #Codex #Skill #Development #Learning #Opportunities #AI #Skills
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Why I'm leaving #GitHub
source: jorijn.com/en/blog/leaving-git…
TL;DR
• GitHub logged 257 incidents in May 2025 to April 2026, 48 of them major. The CTO publicly apologised and said capacity needs to scale 30x to keep up with AI-driven load.
• In August 2025 GitHub stopped having its own CEO. It is now a unit of Microsoft's #CoreAI division, the same group building Copilot and the broader AI stack.
• On April 24, 2026 GitHub flipped #Copilot Free, Pro, and Pro+ user-interaction data to opt-in for AI training by default. There is no repository-level opt-out.
• US-jurisdictional risk under #FISA Section 702 and the CLOUD Act is unresolved. Microsoft's own attorney told the French Senate under oath he could not #guarantee #EU data was safe from silent US #government access.So tell me why do they still use GitHub?
#news #software #privacy #ai #economy #fail #problem #ethics #protest #foss #floss #opensource #code #coder #developer #nerd #hacker #usa #politics #freedom #internet #online #service #control #access #technology #economy #platform #criticism #future #society #microsoft #bigdata #bigtech #power
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Why I'm leaving #GitHub
source: jorijn.com/en/blog/leaving-git…
TL;DR
• GitHub logged 257 incidents in May 2025 to April 2026, 48 of them major. The CTO publicly apologised and said capacity needs to scale 30x to keep up with AI-driven load.
• In August 2025 GitHub stopped having its own CEO. It is now a unit of Microsoft's #CoreAI division, the same group building Copilot and the broader AI stack.
• On April 24, 2026 GitHub flipped #Copilot Free, Pro, and Pro+ user-interaction data to opt-in for AI training by default. There is no repository-level opt-out.
• US-jurisdictional risk under #FISA Section 702 and the CLOUD Act is unresolved. Microsoft's own attorney told the French Senate under oath he could not #guarantee #EU data was safe from silent US #government access.So tell me why do they still use GitHub?
#news #software #privacy #ai #economy #fail #problem #ethics #protest #foss #floss #opensource #code #coder #developer #nerd #hacker #usa #politics #freedom #internet #online #service #control #access #technology #economy #platform #criticism #future #society #microsoft #bigdata #bigtech #power
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Why I'm leaving #GitHub
source: jorijn.com/en/blog/leaving-git…
TL;DR
• GitHub logged 257 incidents in May 2025 to April 2026, 48 of them major. The CTO publicly apologised and said capacity needs to scale 30x to keep up with AI-driven load.
• In August 2025 GitHub stopped having its own CEO. It is now a unit of Microsoft's #CoreAI division, the same group building Copilot and the broader AI stack.
• On April 24, 2026 GitHub flipped #Copilot Free, Pro, and Pro+ user-interaction data to opt-in for AI training by default. There is no repository-level opt-out.
• US-jurisdictional risk under #FISA Section 702 and the CLOUD Act is unresolved. Microsoft's own attorney told the French Senate under oath he could not #guarantee #EU data was safe from silent US #government access.So tell me why do they still use GitHub?
#news #software #privacy #ai #economy #fail #problem #ethics #protest #foss #floss #opensource #code #coder #developer #nerd #hacker #usa #politics #freedom #internet #online #service #control #access #technology #economy #platform #criticism #future #society #microsoft #bigdata #bigtech #power
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The other day I was asked to help clean a wordpress installation that had unwanted visitors. It was a fun journey looking through the backdoor code and a wrote a small piece about it here:
https://schulz.dk/2026/05/14/the-wordpress-backdoor-that-forgot-to-be-php/
WP is great for many things but so wide-spread that bad actors will try to find holes in it.
#wordpress #infosec #security #malware @blog #blogpost #php #code #backdoor #walkthrough -
The other day I was asked to help clean a wordpress installation that had unwanted visitors. It was a fun journey looking through the backdoor code and a wrote a small piece about it here:
https://schulz.dk/2026/05/14/the-wordpress-backdoor-that-forgot-to-be-php/
WP is great for many things but so wide-spread that bad actors will try to find holes in it.
#wordpress #infosec #security #malware @blog #blogpost #php #code #backdoor #walkthrough -
The other day I was asked to help clean a wordpress installation that had unwanted visitors. It was a fun journey looking through the backdoor code and a wrote a small piece about it here:
https://schulz.dk/2026/05/14/the-wordpress-backdoor-that-forgot-to-be-php/
WP is great for many things but so wide-spread that bad actors will try to find holes in it.
#wordpress #infosec #security #malware @blog #blogpost #php #code #backdoor #walkthrough -
The other day I was asked to help clean a wordpress installation that had unwanted visitors. It was a fun journey looking through the backdoor code and a wrote a small piece about it here:
https://schulz.dk/2026/05/14/the-wordpress-backdoor-that-forgot-to-be-php/
WP is great for many things but so wide-spread that bad actors will try to find holes in it.
#wordpress #infosec #security #malware @blog #blogpost #php #code #backdoor #walkthrough -
The other day I was asked to help clean a wordpress installation that had unwanted visitors. It was a fun journey looking through the backdoor code and a wrote a small piece about it here:
https://schulz.dk/2026/05/14/the-wordpress-backdoor-that-forgot-to-be-php/
WP is great for many things but so wide-spread that bad actors will try to find holes in it.
#wordpress #infosec #security #malware @blog #blogpost #php #code #backdoor #walkthrough -
In case you didn't know, if you have a border and the `border-color` isn't set, not even in the browser stylesheet, then the `border-color` defaults to `currentColor`.
#CSS #code #coding #frontend #cssBasics #web #dev #webDev #webDevelopment
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Hey look, someone decided to let #AI write 55,000 lines of #Rust #code to reinvent the wheel of a 30-year-old #compression format! 🤖💾 Because who doesn't need a #sluggish, nearly-banned #RAR #clone that took only 5 weeks and an army of clanking bots to achieve? 😂✨
https://bitplane.net/log/2026/05/rars/ #TechHumor #HackerNews #ngated -
Hey look, someone decided to let #AI write 55,000 lines of #Rust #code to reinvent the wheel of a 30-year-old #compression format! 🤖💾 Because who doesn't need a #sluggish, nearly-banned #RAR #clone that took only 5 weeks and an army of clanking bots to achieve? 😂✨
https://bitplane.net/log/2026/05/rars/ #TechHumor #HackerNews #ngated -
Hey look, someone decided to let #AI write 55,000 lines of #Rust #code to reinvent the wheel of a 30-year-old #compression format! 🤖💾 Because who doesn't need a #sluggish, nearly-banned #RAR #clone that took only 5 weeks and an army of clanking bots to achieve? 😂✨
https://bitplane.net/log/2026/05/rars/ #TechHumor #HackerNews #ngated -
Hey look, someone decided to let #AI write 55,000 lines of #Rust #code to reinvent the wheel of a 30-year-old #compression format! 🤖💾 Because who doesn't need a #sluggish, nearly-banned #RAR #clone that took only 5 weeks and an army of clanking bots to achieve? 😂✨
https://bitplane.net/log/2026/05/rars/ #TechHumor #HackerNews #ngated -
Hey look, someone decided to let #AI write 55,000 lines of #Rust #code to reinvent the wheel of a 30-year-old #compression format! 🤖💾 Because who doesn't need a #sluggish, nearly-banned #RAR #clone that took only 5 weeks and an army of clanking bots to achieve? 😂✨
https://bitplane.net/log/2026/05/rars/ #TechHumor #HackerNews #ngated -
“Developers talk not just about how the AI output is often flawed, but that using AI to get the job done is often a more time consuming, harder, and more frustrating experience because they have to go through the output and fix its mistakes”
#ai #software #programming #tech #coding #code #python
https://www.404media.co/software-developers-say-ai-is-rotting-their-brains/
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Astro Catalog
by Sylvain Villet
https://github.com/sylvainvillet
https://app.astrobin.com/u/SylvainV
https://app.astrobin.com/forum/topic/191541This project generates a mosaic of Messier or Caldwell objects, using images from a local folder.
The script arranges the objects into a configurable grid, supports larger slots for extended targets (e.g. Andromeda), and overlays labels and a title.Perfect for creating a large-format print.
Features:
+ Loads Messier or Caldwell object images from a folder (M31.jpg, M-31.png, M_31.tif, etc.)
+ Places objects on a grid with configurable layout
+ Supports multi-cell slots for large objects (e.g. M31, M42, M45)
+ Supports grouping multiple objects in one slot for objects close to each other (e.g. M42 and M43, M31 and M32)
+ Adds a title and progress counter if it's not completed yet
+ Draws labels on images and placeholders for missing ones
+ Adjustable size of the final image
+ Saves as JPEG, PNG or TIFFhttps://github.com/sylvainvillet/astro-catalog#features
#space #tech #science #astronomy #astrophotography #photography #code #python #unix #linux #commandline #plotting
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Astro Catalog
by Sylvain Villet
https://github.com/sylvainvillet
https://app.astrobin.com/u/SylvainV
https://app.astrobin.com/forum/topic/191541This project generates a mosaic of Messier or Caldwell objects, using images from a local folder.
The script arranges the objects into a configurable grid, supports larger slots for extended targets (e.g. Andromeda), and overlays labels and a title.Perfect for creating a large-format print.
Features:
+ Loads Messier or Caldwell object images from a folder (M31.jpg, M-31.png, M_31.tif, etc.)
+ Places objects on a grid with configurable layout
+ Supports multi-cell slots for large objects (e.g. M31, M42, M45)
+ Supports grouping multiple objects in one slot for objects close to each other (e.g. M42 and M43, M31 and M32)
+ Adds a title and progress counter if it's not completed yet
+ Draws labels on images and placeholders for missing ones
+ Adjustable size of the final image
+ Saves as JPEG, PNG or TIFFhttps://github.com/sylvainvillet/astro-catalog#features
#space #tech #science #astronomy #astrophotography #photography #code #python #unix #linux #commandline #plotting
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Astro Catalog
by Sylvain Villet
https://github.com/sylvainvillet
https://app.astrobin.com/u/SylvainV
https://app.astrobin.com/forum/topic/191541This project generates a mosaic of Messier or Caldwell objects, using images from a local folder.
The script arranges the objects into a configurable grid, supports larger slots for extended targets (e.g. Andromeda), and overlays labels and a title.Perfect for creating a large-format print.
Features:
+ Loads Messier or Caldwell object images from a folder (M31.jpg, M-31.png, M_31.tif, etc.)
+ Places objects on a grid with configurable layout
+ Supports multi-cell slots for large objects (e.g. M31, M42, M45)
+ Supports grouping multiple objects in one slot for objects close to each other (e.g. M42 and M43, M31 and M32)
+ Adds a title and progress counter if it's not completed yet
+ Draws labels on images and placeholders for missing ones
+ Adjustable size of the final image
+ Saves as JPEG, PNG or TIFFhttps://github.com/sylvainvillet/astro-catalog#features
#space #tech #science #astronomy #astrophotography #photography #code #python #unix #linux #commandline #plotting
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Astro Catalog
by Sylvain Villet
https://github.com/sylvainvillet
https://app.astrobin.com/u/SylvainV
https://app.astrobin.com/forum/topic/191541This project generates a mosaic of Messier or Caldwell objects, using images from a local folder.
The script arranges the objects into a configurable grid, supports larger slots for extended targets (e.g. Andromeda), and overlays labels and a title.Perfect for creating a large-format print.
Features:
+ Loads Messier or Caldwell object images from a folder (M31.jpg, M-31.png, M_31.tif, etc.)
+ Places objects on a grid with configurable layout
+ Supports multi-cell slots for large objects (e.g. M31, M42, M45)
+ Supports grouping multiple objects in one slot for objects close to each other (e.g. M42 and M43, M31 and M32)
+ Adds a title and progress counter if it's not completed yet
+ Draws labels on images and placeholders for missing ones
+ Adjustable size of the final image
+ Saves as JPEG, PNG or TIFFhttps://github.com/sylvainvillet/astro-catalog#features
#space #tech #science #astronomy #astrophotography #photography #code #python #unix #linux #commandline #plotting
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Astro Catalog
by Sylvain Villet
https://github.com/sylvainvillet
https://app.astrobin.com/u/SylvainV
https://app.astrobin.com/forum/topic/191541This project generates a mosaic of Messier or Caldwell objects, using images from a local folder.
The script arranges the objects into a configurable grid, supports larger slots for extended targets (e.g. Andromeda), and overlays labels and a title.Perfect for creating a large-format print.
Features:
+ Loads Messier or Caldwell object images from a folder (M31.jpg, M-31.png, M_31.tif, etc.)
+ Places objects on a grid with configurable layout
+ Supports multi-cell slots for large objects (e.g. M31, M42, M45)
+ Supports grouping multiple objects in one slot for objects close to each other (e.g. M42 and M43, M31 and M32)
+ Adds a title and progress counter if it's not completed yet
+ Draws labels on images and placeholders for missing ones
+ Adjustable size of the final image
+ Saves as JPEG, PNG or TIFFhttps://github.com/sylvainvillet/astro-catalog#features
#space #tech #science #astronomy #astrophotography #photography #code #python #unix #linux #commandline #plotting
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There's talk about `light-dark()` for images, but I can't really think of where I'd really need that.
But I can think of places where I'd need it for length values (white lines on black *seem* a different thickness than black lines on white) or custom property values https://github.com/web-platform-dx/developer-signals/issues/568#issuecomment-4439039351
#CSS #code #coding #frontend #webDev #web #dev #webDevelopment
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My take on `box-sizing: border-box` https://www.reddit.com/r/css/comments/1tblbzy/comment/oliq6z6/
TL;DR unlearn adding it to the reset, as well as setting dimensions (width/ height) explicitly.
👋 to @kevinpowell for giving me a video to link to 😀
👋 to @mia for the cool article on `body` margin to reference 😎
#CSS #code #coding #cssLayout #web #dev #webDev #webDevelopment
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You can create new object instance in CSharp with THIS...
Read more here:
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Is AI Slop an AI problem or a human problem?
There are a lot of posts on various platforms about how AI is generating ‘slop’, and it is actually costing a lot of time to take what was generated and put it right. Cleaning up after AI is something people are even incorporating into their online biographies. On the other hand, others indicate they’re getting good results. So what is the reality? I think what we’re seeing is a combination of factors, but there is a healthy dose of human behaviour amplifying the issue.
There is no getting around how well a publicly available foundation AI can perform, depending on the availability of content for training. Providing simple Python logic, which has been asked for with clear precision and expressed clearly, is likely to yield positive results – that’s simply a function of the amount of accessible content on the web. If you asked an AI to generate formal method notations like Z or VDM – good luck.
But when we see what, on the surface, looks good, it is easy to be taken in and start to trust the LLM. Combine that with several other factors:
- Humans, by our nature, will tend to minimise effort (or, if you want to be crass with language, lazy). You can see this through things like UX design principles that advocate avoiding ‘cognitive load‘ and ‘choice overload’ (the idea that we can only cope with so much information in working memory, going beyond that, we are more likely to make mistakes or need to apply more cognitive effort), through to George Kingsley Zipf’s Human Behavior and the Principle of Least Effort.
- When we hand a task to an AI, the way LLMs work means that it will seek to provide an answer, rather than say sorry, can’t get an answer (if we did that, then the principle of least effort would explain why we’d give up with it). So we’re going to get a result, whereas the non-LLM route means we won’t see its incorrect until we’ve finished. When it comes to coding, the LLM is unlikely to make the coding errors we can make as humans, but the code it produces may not be as elegant or efficient, may not address all the edge cases, and may even miss the problem we want to solve. But the outcome will be executable.
- Next issue is the quality of prompting: as humans, we have (generally) good long-term memory, and even if we forget specifics, we build a strong contextual understanding that we use. But the LLM doesn’t have this; it doesn’t know whether we’re trying an idea out or writing code that needs to be bombproof and extremely scalable. We have to define that very explicitly. If we’re working with a new or junior developer, we understand that we shouldn’t make these assumptions and will seek verbal and nonverbal feedback if there are issues with clarity or expectations.
- When building things manually, each step we take to create the solution (whether that’s code or a PowerPoint) is slower, and we have more time to evaluate what we want to do, how we want to do it, and why we want to do things a particular way. In some respects, the LLM approach is like code reviewing. For a proper review, the reviewer is going to walk through each line of code and evaluate it – a process that can be lengthy. But under time pressure, what often happens is we’ll take a 1st fast pass to look for the ‘bad smells’ and pick up on any obvious issues. Then zero in on the bad smells, or at least the worst ones, and look more closely. But the time pressure, knowing the tooling we have to help eliminate issues, and the mental effort to quickly understand a lot of code take their toll. This, to varying degrees, is exactly what happens with LLM artefacts, except that the rate at which code can be properly reviewed is now a real issue relative to the rate of generation.
- Commerce has always been about either innovating to compete or doing things more quickly and cheaply. That pressure has grown as technology has advanced, creating the potential to do more. As a result, it is not surprising to see that pressure results in code being generated, even if that is likely to drive an unwitting accumulation of technical debt that will bite in the years to come. Furthermore, recognising poor-quality code takes experience. Which means expensive engineers. It is possible to appreciate that a non-technical person can generate a basic desktop utility using ChatGPT.
As you can see, there are plenty of things we, as humans, can do to mitigate ‘AI slop’ and get AI delivering value, quality, and velocity.
Conclusion
The bottom line here is an issue of expectation. We wouldn’t be so harsh as to ask someone with dyscalculia to produce a company’s accounts using only a pencil and paper. Another way to look at it, you’d not ask an unqualified accountant to do your tax return. But that is often what is happening, Someone with dyscalculia could easily ‘hallucinate’ the numbers. An unqualified person is not going to know all the rules needed to complete a tax return well enough to minimise tax exposure.
to err is human; to persist in error is diabolical
Saint AugustineIt is human to make mistakes, and poorly directing (or training) an LLM is certainly an error. But we know this is possible, so we should consider what the code is for and take appropriate steps to mitigate it, working to improve the way prompts are given and context is provided to enable better outcomes.
What is clear to me is that ‘AI slop’ isn’t going away soon, and that, as engineers, we have to get better at promoting to get the best code we can out of an LLM. While it would be nice to think that the industry will realise that LLMs are not a panacea, and you still need those expensive engineers to prompt an LLM so that they don’t generate unnecessary reams of low-grade, brittle code.
The question really has to be, who is going to build an LLM model and agents that can pre-screen code and call out AI ‘slop’, saving code reviewers (particularly those who are looking after the open-source solutions on which so many of us depend). If Anthropic’s Mythos finds 20-year-old bugs, we should be able to help protect open-source projects from low-quality, poorly prompted AI-generated code.
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GitLab Employees Face Layoffs Limbo. Read the Memo.
GitLab employees are the latest group to be sweating it out for a few weeks as they wait…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Artificialintelligence #agent #agenticera #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #code #Enterprise #GitLab #gitlabemployee #lastyear #month #review #Software #softwarecompany #softwareplatform #strategy #Technology #user #work
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Hello. I'm @[email protected] in yet another Sisyphean task to find an alternative #Fediverse instance as Calckey is facing lots of Bad Gateways and, as of recently, an annoying influx of spam (which also ends up contributing to the Bad Gateways). Seems like Ruud (Calckey admin) didn't see my report regarding the latter, and this worries me as this means that server could be seen as "unmoderated" and defederated by other instances I interact with. I'm yet to see how federated is this Catodon instance, because other Misskey-like instances I tried in the past (such as Evil Social) had little to no federation with Lemmy instances.
As this is my first post for this account, I'll try to describe the kind of content I'm used to post in the next paragraphs (while also testing how similar this instance is to the Calckey instance I'm used to).
I often post my #digitaldrawings and other kinds of #occult #art centered on my actual beliefs. My #artistic expressions, which mostly stems from actual #gnosis, sometimes manifest as #poetry and/or #Blender #3dmodeling scenarios and/or #memes and/or #code (because I'm also a #dev who codes in several #programming languages, including #javascript, #ruby and #python, and I use #arch #linux, btw). Many of my artistic expressions, particularly my #drawings and my #writings, are NSFW and will be labeled as so. Oh, sometimes I do ancient writing, too, including actual attempts on Sumerian texts (based on actual, available Sumerian Lexicons). And I sometimes do #steganography as well (I'm quite fond of things such as #math #puzzles and hidden messages; and, no, this post has no hidden message, I'm quite in a mental budget here). I'm a detail-oriented person, as you may notice from this post alone.
As for my beliefs, I have a syncretic worship for #Lilith Who, I believe, has the same cosmic principle that from #Ereshkigal, #Kali, #Hecate, #Pombagiras (esp. Dama da Noite and Rosa Caveira), among many other names across belief systems, as my syncretism is based on several belief systems such as #Thelema, #Luciferianism, #Gnosticism, #Hermeticism, #Sumerian, #Egyptian, #Quimbanda and others. I also believe in other entities, not with the same worshiping, but with similar respect for #Lucifer, #Baphomet and #Stolas (I don't agree with the Goetian approach of constrained summoning, for Stolas and other Daemons are cosmic teachers who deserve our due respect).
I've been hyper-fixated on #owls, especially some #owl species such as Athene cunicularia (burrowing owls), _Bubo ascalaphus (Pharaoh Eagle-owl), because owls are one of the main theophanic manifestations of the #goddess. See the taxonomic binomials? Yes, I often do this bizarre intertwining between the religious and the scientific, because I don't believe in siloed knowledge.
I'm #Brazilian and some of my posts will be in #portuguese, sometimes alongside English text, tal como estou fazendo nesse parágrafo.
I'm likely #neurodivergent and #audhd (albeit undiagnosed), hence why my posts (including this one I'm composing) is so prolifically lengthy and mixing concepts/skills so disparate, for my mind is always agitated and restless.
I'm mostly #anarchist and I don't believe humanity is the only intelligent species on this Pale Blue Dot, for there are countless other species such as corvids (esp. New Caledonian crows; I believe crows and ravens as manifestations of Lucifer just like owls are manifestations of Lilith) who are as intelligent (if not more) as us Homo sapiens.
I'm mostly #nihilist and #pessimist with certain inspiration from philosophers such as Philipp Mainländer. I may sound depressive (do I sound this way in this post? It doesn't seem so) because I am depressive since my childhood and, yes, I tried mental health care to no avail (psychiatrists can't understand, for example, how #Demiurge and his archons sucks and how the Goddess is our true cosmic Mother).
That's mostly me. "Mostly" because I'm not really able to fit labels or tribes. I don't quite belong. I really liked the 5000 char limit from this instance.
#introduction -
... Ausnahme genehmigt wird.
Dieses Vorgehen widerspricht NHS Englands eigenem Service Standard.
Von dieser klaren Regel abzuweichen, läuft auch direkt der Forderung „#Public #Money? #Public #Code!“ der Free Software Foundation Europe zuwider: Öffentlich finanzierte #Software sollte als Freie Software veröffentlicht werden.
Bitte unterzeichnen Sie den offenen Brief an #NHS #England: https://keepthingsopen.com
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