Hello my lovelies 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

I’m your favourite poisoned princess with a heart black as night and rife with sorrow. 🖤

Im non-binary, an my pronouns are they/them/whatever/you/want, I am passionate on anti-consumerism and feminism, and believe in pacifism and mutualism. 🏳️

My hobbies and interests include (but are not limited to) motorcycles, mycology, writing, reading, craftsmanship, and computing. 🥰

I’m based in the south west of England. 🩵

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Cake day: January 18th, 2026

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  • Honestly? Fair enough.

    This does fly directly in the face of Ladybird’s mission, yes, but this sort of thing isn’t limited to just them, and while this is a rather nuclear response, we must remain mindful and grateful for the thousands of hours of time these people have put into this project; building a web browser and engine from scratch is not an easy task and it’s understandable that they don’t want to allow low-quality code and security vulnerabilities in.

    To me this demonstrates that they truly care not just about getting this project out the door, but to do so in good faith and with high quality.

    The codebase remains open-source, and the engine is still true to it’s goals to decentralise the web.

    One day I do hope FOSS as a community finds an answer to low-quality mass-produced PRs written with poorly prompted AI tools, and I do hope when that happens they may reconsider their position.

    Until then, I wish them the best and commend their ongoing work and await a release eagerly!



















  • Been using Fastmail for a couple years now, previously bouced between Proton and Tuta.

    I cannot fault Fastmail, yes, like the name suggests, it is fast (sending is almost instant and new email comes through quickly too), but their features for inbox sorting, rules, and custom domains is incredble.

    I have my own domain name that I wildcard in Fastmail, which means I can enter whateverthefuckIwant@domain.com and it’ll be delivered.

    Then I have several rules set-up to autotag depending on the address the email is going to.

    Their interface is slick, easy to use, not too cramped and not too spacious, lovely contrast, just pleasant to be in.

    All of that, along with a calendar with easy CalDAV support, notes in Markdown, and generous cloud storage which I mainly use for file transfer between my devices make the £5.40 I spend on it monthly an absolute steal.