@octade @infostorm @mypeople @weirdfolks @bookstodon
Glad to meet you on mastodon. I run the gamerplus.org server, a small indie server focusing on music, gaming, and free culture.
I also write code and have a podcast on Hacker Public Radio.
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@octade @infostorm @mypeople @weirdfolks @bookstodon
Glad to meet you on mastodon. I run the gamerplus.org server, a small indie server focusing on music, gaming, and free culture.
I also write code and have a podcast on Hacker Public Radio.
Nice cat. You caught the blue eyes with just the right amount of laser vision.
How about a link to that podcast? If it has a RSS feed so much the better.
Thanks for your interest.
https://hackerpublicradio.org/correspondents/0436.html
The RSS Feed is for the whole site.
moz-extension://067e0c3b-6cb6-4b7c-8fef-730266d93f09/show.html?url=https://hackerpublicradio.org/hpr_mp3_rss.php
Thanks for the link. I see you're not far from the home of Iris DeMent. She's a treasure.
Any southerner with a CamelCase SurName usually is special.
I was homeschooled for most of my pre-high-school years, but other than that this captures so much of young me. I'd bring home a stack of books two feet tall from the library every other week, and not infrequently would read them up in the branches of one of our trees. Math workbooks always got finished early because I liked math (still do), but I have a sneaking suspicion that some of the old novels my mother would suggest were to bolster my otherwise... minimal approach to history.
Meanwhile I developed absolutely no fear of correcting people twice my height and nearly three times my age because I knew our farm and how to care for the animals, and why wouldn't they love them just as much if only they learned how to work with the goat, say, rather than fighting to get it to obey.