Developer, gamer, backpacker, climber, wannabe solarpunk, gardener in meatspace and cypherspace. CTO at planetary.social/nos.social, building a social media commons centered around trust, freedom of listening, and self-organization.
send private messages to @PvmKtS6YfGL3nxMYJjzLlYSQTMxD9levOaRoFAQFzR4=.ed25519 (Patchwork)
I am also @kS1GT34Sg+Kzjcqoehz//afmIQC5+CGo8O/KvMddVrM=.ed25519 (desktop)
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