Benjamin Kwiecień :eo: ben@kwiecien.us

Mobile Developer. Autistic + ADHD. Cis male, trans ally. Yorkshire, UK. Glacial erratic. #nobot

My posts disappear after 1 month. Don't follow unless you have some posts, I need to gauge how safe you are.

Media/subcultural research. Participant-observation of subcultural networks and practices.
Pronouns: he/him/his/

https://dokoissho.hmm.garden/

gemini://gemini.circumlunar.space/~dokoissho

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Author, Cornelius's Fantasma (33 1/3 series, Bloomsbury Academic, November 2019)
https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/corneliuss-fantasma-9781501330216/

#Educator, #EdTech, #OnlineLearning, #Dialogue, #Conversation, #NonProfitEducationAssociation, #ScienceFiction, #Poetry, #Yoga, #TeenYoga, #Meditation...

...cave-dweller, digger, pruner, planter, listener...

From Twidere to Fedilab in (many) seconds.
Soft ware and hard rocks.
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Tooting in and about the Shavian alphabet, a radical and beautiful orthographic reform first proposed for English in 1962. (he/him) Australian 🏳️‍🌈 en/fr searchable

I still believe in computers.
Port 70, 79 and 1965 enthusiast.
9til.de / typed-hole.org sysop.

#plan9 #openbsd #slackware #gemini #gopher #finger #emacs #haskell #rust #punk

:anarchismred: :anarchistflagblack: :antifa: 💣 🌿
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Hi! I like lots of things, and I post them here when I remember to.

Interests:
- permaculture
- 3d printing
- web programming
- smolnet

anti-capitalist & anti-fascist

I've been described by reliable sources as wiser than a rubber duck, a zen fool, benevolent super villain, misanthropic community leader, clown father figure and Impish Cabaret Rasputin.

he/him (and sometimes they/them)

Reader of things. Interested in the small internet and people's passion projects.

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I am a Computer Engineering student who loves FOSS and is learning about privacy, the Internet and languages. I write poems and stories and occasionally some articles.

TL;DR: I write things, test things, make things and break things.

Programming languages, human factors, and a healthy dose of Emacs.