*Kim @rummik@awoo.pub

Hi! I'm *Kim!

I use #NixOS, write a lot of #JavaScript and #TypeScript, do terrible things in #Zsh, and my official title is #Sourceress

Lately I've been focusing on #assistive #technology, specifically #Kymera #wearables

I upload most of my work to #GitLab https://gitlab.com/zick.kim, with more official things at https://gitlab.com/chameleoid

You can support my work at https://liberapay.com/rummik or https://www.patreon.com/rummik

Also, my pronouns are she/her
I am #trans

My adminsona is @kim

#introductions

I love that I can just look up FCC internal photos for so many things

I just wish the schematics and block diagrams we're legally required to be public information

I'm pretty happy about the lighting in my room :3 It's actually almost light enough in here with the lights on now

Wound up sleeping all day with a migraine. I'm not really sure when the last time I had an all day thing like that was.

I'm sure it's stress related. I think I'm going to take up meditation again.

I *only* have 134 tabs open

The more I hear Google Assistant's Purple voice, the more I feel like it was intended to sound like the voice of the ship's computer from Star Trek

Terra's trans; she wears cargo jorts.

They aren't at work, and I had them there on Thursday, and didn't when I got home that night

Well, unfortunately I seem to have lost my rings

So...has anyone else ran into the problem where you snap flathead bits from accidentally over-torquing them? I feel like I could get a job working with Adam Savage from doing this twice while fixing an old door.

I'm just waiting for the day that systemd gets eaten by Emacs

I want more side pockets. They're so much better because you can sit down and not worry about breaking things or being jabbed by something

Tired: Back pockets
Wired: Side pockets

Something

Soon there will be four smart lights in my room

Yeah, I think I'm not going to use #DigitalOcean's managed #K8s, and will just run my own docker swarm instead. It's way less expensive.

Money makes the world burn down

As it stands, I'm looking at bumping up the cost to the $30-40/mo range to remove bottlenecks by scaling horizontally; mostly because it's the only service I run that I can reasonably play around with something like that, since it would actually benefit from it