technomancy (turbonerd aspect) technomancy@hey.hagelb.org

https://twitter.com/gnomon

I am in #Berlin for a month and would love to meet with anyone who reads this message!

he/him or they/them
https://m455.casa/

i like computer programming, non-corporate online communities, and i think personal webpages and personal programming projects are amazing

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my views are my own

been on the fediverse since 2017... or some time around then! 😁

Human. Tickler of computers. Father of dudes.

#birds #cycling #emacs #graphicnovels #guix #movies #lisp #scifi

telephone girl, #AIethics hobbyist, independent researcher, themme fatale. present projects involve telephony, gender, machine being, disability, and historical #HCI. they/them

IT consultant, Munich. he/him/they.

Private account, my opinions.

Lover, dreamer, codewarriorpoet.

Joined 2017.

White, cishet, able-bodied male (aka Easy Mode).

Tech nerd (NOT tech bro) about as old as Unix. I like reading about and making cool (non-capitalistic) things with computers.

Canadian, leftish politics, opposed to all forms of bigotry (e.g. BLM, trans rights, your gender is valid).

Christian (spiritually, not politically) but rarely discussed here; I CW religion.

This account is a public place; I usually don't get very personal here.

#nobot

I try to make software that helps other people make their software for expensive computers made of other computers go faster. He/him. Not actually a cat.

I'm a graphics programmer in Chicago working on secret things and not so secret things. I worked on Gears 5 and Gears Tactics. I whisper secrets to computers for a living.

I mostly post about my personal research and various side projects. Expect lots of stuff made out of SDFs, weird humor, and insomnia posting. 🏳️‍⚧️

I am a teenager (he/him). This is my first social networking experience.

CTO at @spritelyinst. I'm here to fix the Internet.
ActivityPub co-author, co-host of @fossandcrafts. Nonbinary trans-femme, she/they. https://dustycloud.org/