technomancy technomancy@hey.hagelb.org

I am a web technologist who is interested in supporting and building enjoyable ways for individuals, organizations, and communities to set up and maintain their own server infrastructure, including the hardware part.

I am currently working full time as an SRE to support my family, but I am also volunteering my time to support Cyberia Computer Club and Layer Zero, Minneapolis/Saint Paul based organizations which exist to build empathetic and inclusive community spaces around technology, online and offline respectively.

FOSS enthusiast, emacs tinkerer, bassoonist, software engineer

enjoyer of embedded dev, lisps, functional programming, strong type systems, good coffee, weird keyboards, and sci-fi!

monad understander

fire exits are to the far left.

solarpunk urban mystic on my best days,
bedridden anxious mess at my worst

perennial interests:
gardening, fermentation, foraging, sailing, climbing, cycling, generative systems, privacy, philosophy, communication, pre-agricultural history, self hosting, programming, ambient / industrial music, sustainability, literature, poetry, reflection, kindness, understanding, occultism

I love meeting new people! DMs open, email or matrix preferred

trying to build a mutual aid network with friends!

#Meta production engineer working on #Linux userspace, longtime #Fedora contributor, #Debian maintainer.

#Midwest #USA transplant, mostly harmless.

avatar: bespectacled man wearing a CentOS T-shirt

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Larix_decidua0.jpg CC-BY-SA 3.0 Unported

turn machines into instruments, metrologist, vacuum physics, podcasts, berlin, lisp

Hi, I'm Tess. EJ's mama, @erynofwales' girlfriend, and a self. I work in tech (I manage the Web Standards & Interoperability team at Apple) but I rarely post about it.

⚧🏳️‍🌈♌︎

random clueless person from the internet
occasional accidental poet
fool with a keyboard
goes by kyrievo in some places
flirts ok
dms ok

I'm very slightly more active here than on the bird site (where, in my first 5 years, I posted twice, both times in response to public radio stories).

CS researcher at University of Oslo. Mostly reading, rarely writing, hope that's ok