JJ Atria @jjatria@mastodon.cloud
Speech Scientist trying to break out of academia and into programming. I also speak #Castellano, #日本語, and #Perl
Verification: https://jjatria.keybase.pub/
Nerd and online communities are a ripe harvesting ground for neo-Nazism. Preventing society and subcultures from going gangrene is about knowing the warning signs, identifying it early, and preventing the spread. https://medium.com/@DeoTasDevil/how-white-nationalism-courts-internet-nerd-culture-b4ebad07863d
I had heard only good things about "Get Out"... and it did not disappoint!
And for a truly creepy scary movie, it was also surprisingly funny! :D
"Nautilus" (2006) by Ivan Black
New blog post: How to implement a basic ActivityPub server https://blog.joinmastodon.org/2018/06/how-to-implement-a-basic-activitypub-server/
At work we're going to start trying out #rocketchat
We've been using Pidgin (and still do) but it's really not meant to share code snippets and the like
Future IRC part message here
Wow! #PeerTube funding campaign just raised to 42%! \o/
Only 15 days left to meet our goal, so keep on sharing and #JoinPeertube https://frama.link/joinpeertube
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its called a "user inyerface" because it's in yer face
@jjatria Since the last post I finished Birds, Beasts, and Relatives and added:
* The Garden of the Gods
* The Island of Lost Maps
* The Man Who Recorded the World
* Season of Mists
* Black Beauty
Currently I #amreading "In Patagonia".
Hoary shit! I think we're back online!
move aside Roomba, we're not done here
Reasons why I howled with laughter in the shop today
Hello! I'm abandoning the fiery depths of Twitter for something (hopefully) more supportive 
#originalart #mastoart
Weird use of "to do" in this sentence:
"He did receive immediate medical attention but unfortunately he did pass away and our thoughts do go to his family and friends at this sad time.” [1]
I finally got around to trying vagrant, and it really does make things easier to set up.
I'm really impressed with how many of these solutions are available, and how easy they make it to develop and test software.
So many things to learn and try out!
Did you know? There are standards on color contrast accessibility for background:foreground colors (e.g. on websites). If you look at/redesign your website, take the time to drop your background and text colors in this handy tool to see if your color choices are suitable: http://contrast-ratio.com/#%23DF691A-on-%234e5d6c
This was a beautiful thing to read.
'I had become a killer': how I learned to live again, after running a man over
I've been looking for ways to render music sheets in a browser without much success, and today I found this. Looks promising! Can't wait to try it out.
Anybody used it?
