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Hi fedi! ​:fox_wave: I'm Hazel, a transfem fox-girl software developer.

I've been around for a while, but a lot has changed and
my previous intro is no longer accurate. You may know me from the staff of Transfem.Social and Void.Lgbt, or as a maintainer of Sharkey and ModShark.

To anyone meeting me for the first time: Hello and welcome to my profile! It's nice to meet you! I'm a polyamorous trans lesbian from the USA, and I'm part of a plural system (though my headmate isn't currently on fedi). I enjoy meeting other queer people, and I love spending time in our community here on fedi. Feel free to reach out if you have a question about queer experiences, or if you just want to chat!

My hobbies include open-source software development, retro-computing, and gaming. I have a number of
open-source projects, and I'd love to hear about yours too! I don't have much time for gaming anymore, but my current interests are Honkai Star Rail, Genshin Impact, and TTRPGs. My favorite game to date is the original Life is Strange, which actually helped me discover my trans identity.

If any of this sounds like you, then feel free to drop a follow request. I'd love to hear from you! And finally, some emojis that make me happy:

:neofox_heart_blue:​ ​:neofox_snug:​ ​:senko_peek:​ ​:tail:​​:awoodance:

#Introduction #Trans #Transfem #Queer #Lesbian #Polyam #Neurodivergent #Plural #Autistic #ADHD #Gaming #SoftwareDev #RetroComputing

enby.lifeHazelnoot (@hazelnoot)Hello! I'm Hazel, a queer foxgirl software developer. I'm a transfem demigirl and I also describe myself as lesbian, although its a bit more complicated than that. I care deeply about trans issues, queer life, and other LGBTQ+ topics. DMs are open to anyone questioning their gender or struggling with their identity. I enjoy programming as a hobby and I dabble with retro-computing. I've got a particular fondness for 80s era computers, even though they're well before my time. There's just something fun about the unique and creative computer designs from that decade! I particularly love my Timex Sinclair 2068, even though it's not a particularly famous or popular machine. Some other things I like are PC gaming and TTRPGs. You'll often find me playing *Genshin Impact*, *Honkai Star Rail*, or Dungeons and Dragons (5th edition). I also love trying out indie games, so please tell me about your own projects! Feel free to start up a conversation about these or any other topics - I love to chat :neofox_heart: #Introduction #Queer #Trans #Transgender #Transfem #DemiGirl #Lesbian #LGBTQ #Gaming #TTRPGs #DND #SoftwareDev #Coding #Programming #FediDev #FediDevs #ActivityPub #RetroComputing #RetroComputers #FoxGirl #GenshinImpact #HonkaiStarRail

Pues me he mudado a masto.es porque ademas ya tenía cuenta y lo olvidé 😭

Aun estoy de mudanza pero repito la #presentación :

¡Saludos desde Madrid! Aquí va un poco sobre mí:
* 📚 Bibliotecario reconvertido a desarrollador backend (20+ años con Perl, Java y C#)
* 📸 Fotógrafo amateur obsesionado con:
- Aves en su hábitat natural
- Paisajes nocturnos y astrofotografía
- Fotografía macro
- Fotografía callejera
* 🎸 Metalhead y amante del rock alternativo
* 📖 Devorador de:
- Ciencia ficción clásica (Asimov, Clarke, Bradbury)
- Fantasía urbana contemporánea
- Sagas épicas (Dune, Fundación)

When looking at #dependencies for a #software project, I usually start at the code repository. That's always been the entrypoint I gravitate towards, but unfortunately results in the following workflow quite often:
1. Navigate to repo.
2. Read README.
3. Navigate to docs link.
4. Find that the first page of the docs is the exact same README I just read, including a self-referential link to the docs that I'm already on.
5. Find the actual unique starting point in the docs.

I don't think I'd go as far as to say that people should stop making their README the default front page of their docs. Maybe the majority of people are navigating directly to the docs from a search result, making the presence of the README legitimately helpful.

But for me, going to the repo first helps me to ensure that I'm in the right place, and not e.g. browsing the docs of some fork. With that in mind, Maybe project maintainers could link from their repo to a specific starting point in their docs, rather than the docs site in general?

Tiny rant: I seriously dislike the "Conventional Commits" spec. The first line of the commit message is the most visible, it's purpose is for humans to read it. Using the start of that line for machine-readable info like `chore` makes the message less readable, adds very little info, wastes screen space, and prioritizes tools over humans.
That info belongs in the message body.
End of rant
#git #softwareDev