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cascheranno@hachyderm.io
<p>Hacker, infosec nerd. Engineer & scientist, foodie, gadget geek, true blue in a red US state. </p><p>I boost and toot on politics, tech, fascism — these may seem CWs for you. Undesired exposure to those subjects is a risk with me. I’ll readily CW talking about violence, porn, or other triggers, but not politics. I guess, block or mute me if that’s not ok for you.</p><p>Trying to leave the world better, not worse.</p><p>I have follow request approval switched on, but accept if you have a bio and some posts.</p>
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@georgetakei@universeodon.com worth echoing another trek sentiment: infinite diversity in infinite combinations.
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RE: https://tldr.nettime.org/@tante/116886489668082207 Transl: “Everyone always thinks about "reducing bureaucracy" that their lives will somehow be easier. And then they wonder when they no longer get a social benefit, but the kitten shredder factory is now being built right next to their home.”
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@The_Whore_of_Blahbylon@mastodon.social yeah. Not just prevailing; somewhere closer to ‘even a whiff of disagreement was damning.’
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@tillybridges@mastodon.social huh, come to think of it, I unthinkingly (a) keep the debris on roll-paper or newspaper covering my table in a fish-shack, bbq, etc sort of place. (B) brush crumbs off dark monochrome fabric placemats to keep them tidy.
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@TimWardCam @0xDokki to roll that back to the meta remark about fedi, I guess our metaphorical leash here is our comment history. Or that we’re seeing someone we respect here interacting well with ‘em. Huh…
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@26pglt meanwhile: NASA, our highways, our comm infrastructure, COVID’s swift vaccine response, etc. are resilient and amazing because brilliant souls and large orgs can scale to results no ‘hero’ ever meet.
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Angry peep