#introduction Hi, I'm Jasper. I've been neglecting social media for a few years, for obvious reasons. My old twitter communities are scattered and gone, but I miss that mode of connecting. I'm here hoping to find and build something like that again.
My main things are literature and nature. I plan to post plant pictures (especially once spring gets underway) and bits about books.
In the past, my big thing was computer programming, specifically compiler technology. It is still my way of making money, and I can never pass up a good discussion about compilation models.
Despite feeling strongly about politics (resistance to capital and support for diversity) I'm going to try to avoid boosting too much political posts here, or at least focus on constructive stuff rather than the latest terrible thing the terrible people are doing.
I live in Berlin, Germany, as a foreigner. I'd love to find local connections as well. My German is fluent, if not grammatically solid.
I value you. Talk to me.
2025 goals:
someone help out the chartreuse monks to feel supported so they feel empowered to make chartreuse again.
My last word loving ass needs this 😅
@alexhaydock heh, I remember trying this and just quitting when it didn't work. It was the first approach I had in my head to access IPv4-only sites from an IPv6-only connection. Thanks for documenting this, I'll be sure to try this out when I look at this again.
My home networks have had IPv6 for over 20 years (more than half my life), luckily always through my ISP. Great to see your posts!!
@stefan @essjayjay @iaruffell @selzero FWIW, the “actual” Trump agenda is Agenda 47 https://www.donaldjtrump.com/agenda47
Though in fairness, they did scrub the Presidential website of most of its positions the last time he got elected. This could well happen again.
My view on project 2025 is that they will be more likely to implement it if it makes liberals cry tears. So if we do not want this future, the best thing to do would be… the exact opposite of what we are doing🤷🏻♂️
#WritersCoffeeClub June 9: How do you select ideas from all the ones floating around?
I write my fixations, the ideas that won't go away. I recently got over a significant period of mental health related writer's block on fiction, and things are going pretty well now that I have the ability to be haunted again.
My writing for games, collaborative fiction, and non-fiction pitches is more systematised, however.
I list various options (I use CherryTree to sort all my projects), do supporting research and sketch out key themes, characters (where present) and the general gist of where everything needs to end up.
For pitches or collaborative work, these then go to the client/partner/project lead, who'll either accept them or not, and I'll build on them as required by the brief.
For solo game projects, once I have enough of a structure, I'll start sketching plot and events out using a tool such as Twine, on paper, or in-engine, depending.
Not what I said... try reading what I said and try again.
My new company has about 7 founding investors at about the same ownership % as him... I have never even heard from a single one of them past the initial investment. I run the company and they dont even know me, let alone have influence.
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