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Jayme "Danger" Howard
Jayme "Danger" Howard
@gimpy.bsky.social
Former tech lead for Reddit's Compute Platform. Now, Infrastructure Security, still at Reddit. Extremely Online. He/Him/His, actually 40 damn years old
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I wrote an SNMP trap sink/translator that took pre-ratification v1 payloads I got from a whitepaper and hardware experimentation, in PHP, and it served in production for at least 10 years. Might still today, honestly. People use the tools they have and know how to use at the time.
i once inherited a webservice written in php that shelled out to a python script that called a haskell binary to parse, edit, commit, and push bind zone configs to svn
I wrote an SNMP trap sink/translator that took pre-ratification v1 payloads I got from a whitepaper and hardware experimentation, in PHP, and it served in production for at least 10 years. Might still today, honestly. People use the tools they have and know how to use at the time.
i once inherited a webservice written in php that shelled out to a python script that called a haskell binary to parse, edit, commit, and push bind zone configs to svn
I wrote an SNMP trap sink/translator that took pre-ratification v1 payloads I got from a whitepaper and hardware experimentation, in PHP, and it served in production for at least 10 years. Might still today, honestly. People use the tools they have and know how to use at the time.
i once inherited a webservice written in php that shelled out to a python script that called a haskell binary to parse, edit, commit, and push bind zone configs to svn
My first five TTRPGs in the order I played them: 1. D&D 3e 2. Shadowrun 3e 3. D&D 2e 4. Exalted 5. 7th Sea (or maybe WEG Star Wars d6, can't recall for sure) Despite ~25 years in this hobby, I feel like the surface has barely been scratched for me, and I'm prepping to run Triangle Agency.
My first five ttrpgs in the order I played them: 1. D&D 5e 2. Call of Cthulhu 4. Maybe Fiasco? I dunno for sure - after the first two I just started playing all the systems I could get my grubby lil hands on
@kschwenky.bsky.social Linda Cardellini does something I didn't know she could do, that I don't want to spoil for you, in episode two of Crystal Lake and I am delighted.
A hundred bucks for this is an absolute steal. Dude does great work and I've already gotten my money's worth out of mine. Strong rec for picking one up!
Its my kid's birthday (aka DNGN CUB) this week - so I'm trying to get a little extra money together for his birthday party and gifts! So 5 lifetime tickets are back! Please consider helping out (or at least reposting!)
Okay. Yeah. That movie was worth every minute. It was viscerally upsetting. The writing is excellent, the acting is spectacular, the folks who did the lighting need to have high-paying work for the rest of their careers. Just incredible work all around.
I'm not a horror fan, but something in me became convinced I should watch Obsession. I'm now about halfway through it and deeply uncomfortable, but in a way where I'm screaming internally about how *brilliantly* made this movie is, and it's going to haunt me.
Okay. Yeah. That movie was worth every minute. It was viscerally upsetting. The writing is excellent, the acting is spectacular, the folks who did the lighting need to have high-paying work for the rest of their careers. Just incredible work all around.
I'm not a horror fan, but something in me became convinced I should watch Obsession. I'm now about halfway through it and deeply uncomfortable, but in a way where I'm screaming internally about how *brilliantly* made this movie is, and it's going to haunt me.
Okay. Yeah. That movie was worth every minute. It was viscerally upsetting. The writing is excellent, the acting is spectacular, the folks who did the lighting need to have high-paying work for the rest of their careers. Just incredible work all around.
I'm not a horror fan, but something in me became convinced I should watch Obsession. I'm now about halfway through it and deeply uncomfortable, but in a way where I'm screaming internally about how *brilliantly* made this movie is, and it's going to haunt me.
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Hi, I’m a sighted alt text user! Here are some reasons I use it: - Slow Internet on an airplane - I’m over 40, I have no idea who that celebrity is - Bluesky broke images again - My vision sucks and that text is too small to read otherwise - Conveys further context and authorial intent
My girl cat loved me more than anyone else in the world and just wanted to be near me. She respected when I wanted space but also always tried to be within a foot of me when she could. She wouldn't let anyone else hold her like me, and purred like a belt sander any time I touched her.
“girl cats are mean” “girl cats are standoffish” “girl cats are —“ my girl cat is constantly trying to put her nose inside my nose so have you considered that it’s a you problem
Ian's one of the most legit, genuine humans out there, who truly takes care of those around them. Let's get them the help they need.
I feel terrible asking this, but my debit card got stolen and I don’t currently have the funds in my account to cover some upcoming payments while I sort the dispute out with the bank. If anyone could help spot me, I would really appreciate that! V: @Ian-Coldwater CA: $iancoldwater PP: @coldwater
@dngnclub.itch.io I see that 7 of Spades, you absolute monster. That's beautiful.
This is the most @lunalapine.com coded video I can think of.
I am kicking myself for not taking tomorrow off work to play Control Resonant all day. I am a grown ass man who has responsibilities, and all I want is to spend my day watching video clips of Casper Darling saying absolutely batshit things between interludes of me smashing stuff with a giant hammer.
The most @annethegnome.bsky.social coded game I have ever seen. The only way it could be more is if the mushrooms were also pro-social.