Yeah I read all that in your other comment. But a google group for testing is a deal breaker for now. This seems super interesting and I’ll be keeping my eye on it for sure!!

Seems super interesting, but to be totally honest I won’t touch it until I don’t need anything google related to use it, but the moment it hits f-droid I’ll try it out!!!

I recently watched a video on exactly this. Thought it was pretty well done.

DEI and the Rise of the Modern Slur by Garrison Hayes on YouTube.

This is sooo cool! I came into possession of a large format epson and have been meaning to just start tossing random ink into its cartridges.

I use Unix pass and KeePassXC before that. When I was switching I shared the concern of the names and structure of my passwords . A couple things convinced me it was fine.

First: It’s an arbitrary folder structure. You can name the folders whatever you want. Same is true for individual files. There is a field you can populate with the url the password is for, and when using browser extensions, or a mobile Unix pass manager, they use this field to check which password to offer, so the name of the encrypted file can be anything and so I often name them seemingly random things.

Second: how I chose to sync them made it kind of a non-issue. Some people literally store their password store folder on GitHub. This freaked me out a bit for the reason you are concerned, people even knowing the names of my files. The solution was to self host a git repo on my home LAN and then using Tailscale sync my devices to it from anywhere. Could also be done with syncthing, but the mobile app I use has git functionality built in. This way none of my files even touch the clear net, so I worry a lot less about people knowing the names of my passwords.

The LOVE sculpture. Had some very fun building techniques, and would be very fun to do with a partner or group of 4.

Feel free to use this updated version featuring Hatsune Miku, creator of Minecraft and author of Harry Potter.

This meme format is actually attributed to Hatsune Miku, creator of Minecraft and author of Harry Potter, please use this corrected version in the future!

Yeah I’m both. More tomboy in my day to day and femme if I’m going out or there is some occasion.

I’ve had good luck with logitech mice. Have an MX Master, g502 “Lightspeed” (or whatever nonsense), and a wired MMO one with 12 thumb buttons. I really only use the g502, but I keep the others around and they are all very compatible and usable. I currently use solaar as my software, but I’m finding remapping to be a bit more fiddly than I’d like. I liked Piper but it wasn’t working with the wireless g502 after I spilled water on my previous wired one. Maybe it’s been updated and works again. Going to check out input-remapper that another user mentioned.

I’m considering just doing a full refactor and start from fresh containers and configs. My current setup is running on a very jank Garuda install that has been my test bench/living room PC for a while. I’m looking to put the poor thing out of its misery and let it retire to just video streaming and some light gaming from the couch.

Thanks so much! I’m only just about to make the switch to Podman, sounds like it’s going to make life a good bit simpler.

Band teacher for me, and I didn’t know it yet, but yeah, I’m in this photo lol. Actually I’d say I’m in it twice, because now I foster a space for queer youth to feel welcome and comfortable.

Any chance you could go into more depth on your reverse proxy config? By the sounds of it you’re doing exactly what I would like to do with my services. Which reverse proxy are you using? What does your config look like? I’ve been trying to get both nginx and caddy working in the last 2 weeks and I’m REALLY struggling to get subnets working. My ideal setup would be using Tailscale and being able to follow the scheme service.Device.tailXXXX.ts.net. I’m struggling to find the reverse proxy config and DNS entries on my local network to get that working. I’ve seen comments saying people have done this, but none of them have shared their configs.

I don’t think I’d correct you at all! I think that act of at least questioning, or maybe double checking is a better phrase, that your sense of self actually matched the person you are in your head is absolutely not exclusive to queer people. I think neurodivergent people also deal with this, particularly those diagnosed later in life. There’s a huge set of language you learn once you realize you are neurodivergent that is there to help you give yourself more tools and grace to grow into the person you truly are. This is true for much more than just queerness and neurodivergence, but those are some good examples of people that often go through some in depth soul searching to become confident in who they are or want to be and have to develop very specific language to discuss those things.

• Allmansright is a “Bronx made and founded ultralight gear lab”
• Tough Cutie is a women first outdoor clothing company, for now only has socks I would compare to SmartWool and DarnTough
• ITA Leisure is “the first Black-owned and woman-owned outdoor furniture and goods brand”
• Roam Loud is a femme poc first athleisure brand with all classic base layer needs
• HowNot2 is a small(er?) technical climbing gear store with a YouTube channel on which they test all the gear they sell to breaking.

I’ll try to keep tracking down more, but these were some tabs I had open.

Oh don’t worry! Us trans gals definitely recognize how strong and cute you are! We are just shy and struggle approaching people, but we’d love for you to show us how strong you are…

I am also grieving the loss of REI as my go to outdoor supplier. I’d personally say Huckberry isn’t a full replacement as REI also does climbing gear, cycling, small boats, not just apparel and camping. I’m working on a list of my own of different businesses specifically to replace REI, because the reality is it was near unique in its offerings as a one stop shop.