calluna @calluna@technomancy.space

Really interesting episode of Changelog. Listened to the authors of Pragmatic Programmer revisit dated concepts, reflect on ideas that have stood the tests of time, and caution developers about the life-changing impacts our code may have.

https://changelog.com/podcast/352

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Sudden loss of mobility after breaking my foot. Am learning a whole lot about adapting, assistive devices, and accessibility (and lack thereof) as a result.

Fav app #WeCroak

On taking in rescue seagulls, people watching, beach combing, and forest wandering.

Woven coasters with work by Susan Kare, who designed many of the original Apple Macintosh icons and typefaces. 🎨🖥 #computerhistory #bitmap #textiles #pixelart #susankare

Love how Mary Oliver shows different uses of trochees to create drum patterns and to invert iambs for a preternatural, witchy sound. From Rules for the Dance. #bookjournal #poetry #maryoliver #trochee #rulesforthedance

Lovely Changelog discussion about federated JavaScript dependency management and having the option to enjoy your weekends as an open source contributor: https://changelog.com/news/federating-javascripts-language-commons-with-entropic-WRPX

feeling cute in floral suspenders

flamingos at night

I haven’t thought about red dirt in a long time. And how it stains everything, like this metal fence. Streaks of it on my sneakers or the tops of my feet if I’m wearing slippers.

The starlight lounge

Situations of lo siento, perdón, and disculpe https://letsgospanish.wordpress.com/2013/02/17/how-to-say-im-sorry-in-spanish-lo-siento-perdon-y-disculpe/ #naturallanguage #spanish

Fun reading about “widdershins,” from the German “wider sinnes” https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/widdershins #naturallanguage

Signed up for three new daily poem email newsletters today to fill up the poetry supply.

Idk what I've done to deserve ad targeting like this, but it's a synthesizer that looks like an old school telephone switchboard!

I LOVE this app

WeCroak: Find happiness by contemplating your mortality with the WeCroak app. Each day, we’ll send you five invitations at randomized times to stop and think about death. It’s based on a Bhutanese folk saying that to be a happy person one must contemplate death five times daily.

https://www.wecroak.com