collective solipsism

ace - they/them/their - linguistics researcher; 35 yo, aromantic asexual, agender, all the A’s

niko - any pronouns - some nobody; surly workaholic; fictive

Serpent - he/him/his - sensitive artist; bisexual, bipolar elf. overly-convoluted subsystem, dissociative af

✖️ - it/its or he/him/his - human faerie cyborg, mad scientist; no names no genders no masters, fictive

Jay - he/him/his - nature boy; 31-year-old boomer, aroace; saves bugs

me, i'm just lazy.

yippee new keyboard all put together

(i'm especially happy with this keyboard. the last split keyboard was from a kit that had all the pieces already, just stick them together. this one was purchased fully separately – the board and case, and then the keycaps and switches were cannibalized from old keyboards we weren't using.)

art night at the hutch

(led to a whole conversation in the discord about whether Lop actually wears rabbit ears. i don't think he does but i sure don't have a better way to represent him yet, lol)

not even necessarily to set anything up myself, just like. fascinated by what others are doing and what they say about it

(at the very least, it's a particular vibe that these folks speak with. like there's a snarky cynicism toward LLMs and their capacities, probably because you really butt up against limits with the smaller models, plus a natural distrust of the corporate-run models, but with an obvious center of "no yeah this technology is pretty neat to play with, and isn't exactly going to corrupt or destroy the world one way or the other". it's an oddly refreshing discourse.)

Someone get TryLeg HR on this immediately. (Stinky/Lop plus some Stinky/Bradford) Words: 2,637

you've heard of first person plural POV (i think Palahniuk's Haunted does a pretty good job of it)

now consider: second person plural POV