you know how they say if you're stuck, to sleep on it? last night I reached a stopping point with a text display API that I wasn't wild about, but then I tossed it to the Sensor Watch discord chat. overnight, folks discussed and one suggested something way better that I was able to implement first thing this morning. Community is everything; you'll never make it on your own.
If anyone was wondering about the tokenization I referred to in my last post, here’s the thread I wrote about it last year.
https://mstdn.social/@alpenglow/111336992627871700
I had this same experience two years ago, saw that no effort was made last year, plus that whole cool thing where they decided to tokenize my 2022 talk as an example of their “diversity” right before 2023’s event. 🙄. Which is why I’m also not attending Supercon anymore. If you want to catch an epic hacker con that’s incredibly fun and has a variety of talks, topics, and people, I suggest Teardown.
https://hachyderm.io/@stargirl/113159462427967016
Has anyone reminded you lately of just how wonderful you are?
You are amazing and it is a privilege to know you.
Thanks for being here with me.
#MakeKindnessNormal
Has anyone reminded you lately of just how wonderful you are?
You are amazing and it is a privilege to know you.
Thanks for being here with me.
#MakeKindnessNormal
Today is a great day to spend some time leaving encouraging comments for strangers.
Let's gas each other up
Good morning Beautiful; it's nice to see you here.
What's your plan for today? How can we help each other reach our goals today?
We got this!
It's been awhile since I last reminded you that I love you.
I love you.
Please take good care of yourself for me. You are worth it.
The Kraken lurks in the depths, waiting to mesmerize you with its color-changing cephalopodan chromatophores, and it's back in stock in my @tindie store!
https://www.tindie.com/products/24917
said this to someone on my discord on the topic of making open hardware products; felt relevant to share:
it's hard to do these things at all, it's excruciatingly hard to do them well, and it can be overwhelming, in every sense of the word, to do these things in the open. at teardown another maker told me that making open hardware is a lot like getting punched repeatedly in the face, so, yeah: i have mad respect for anyone who braves all that and gets an actual product over the finish line.
Ugh...
https://wapo.st/3X7mfbc
It's 2:28 PM Pacific and I'm glad you are alive.
Thank you for being here with me.
You are worth it.
It's 9:59 PM Pacific and I'm glad you're alive.
Thanks for being here with me. Especially if you said hi to me at defcon.
Hacker/maker, inventor, nerd, apprentice knife-maker, Co-Founder of
@mrblinkybling
. Rapid prototyper. Member of
@LVL1Hackerspace
http://youtube.com/blenster (he/him)