She/her/they
I once worked with goats. I moved into tech.This was a mistake.
Expect sheep, wool, and textile history. Also birbs. Infosec on occasion.
I use content warnings for topics and images that can trigger PTSD. I do not use them to shield people ***without*** trauma from experiencing racism, sexism, transphobia, and other forms of discrimination. If you can ignore politics, you’re not likely in need of content warnings for much of anything, really.
Avatar: me holding a baby goat.
Replying to @akareilly@hachyderm.io
for instance, do not get into the “make humans so high up that falling would be very bad” machine and start pressing random buttons.
“but the buttons need much computer touching smarts to find!” says the computer toucher.
the “make humans very high up” machine remains very high up despite this.
being good at computer does not make you smart at not-computer.
If you want people to switch to your non-evil tool:
- make it accessible
- make it usable
- make communicating with you about bugs and usability easy