Avery (She/Her)

State-issued autistic transfem programmer. Computer hoarder. Furry.

Age: 19
Formerly: shitpostalotl ==> akko.unix.dog (npub16u4…vwlg) @shitpostalotl@stop.voring.me @shitpostalotl@frfsh.plus.st (dead lol) @shitpostalotl@akko.unix.dog
Email (checked monthly): shitpostalotl@unix.dog
website: [www.unix.dog/~shitpostalotl/](https://www.unix.dog/~shitpostalotl/ )
diy hrt masterpost: [social.treehouse.systems/@dee/112417068547664193](https://social.treehouse.systems/@dee/112417068547664193 )

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2026-05-16 01:56:17 UTC

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Could you please send a link for Fenrir? I can't seem to find the project.

2026-05-16 01:44:39 UTC

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When you said "screen readers navigate the GUI trees normally" in the other thread, did you mean that screen readers such as Orca can read the manifest data in Uxn programs to make then navigable? I admit there is much about this technology that I don't understand.

2026-05-15 22:57:00 UTC

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the standard way to approach this problem would probably be exposing an accessibility tree that a screen reader could use, but i'm honestly curious about what the 100rabbits take on blind accessible software would be.

2026-05-15 20:33:41 UTC

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i had a question about your sprite-based UIs actually. how is accessibility handled? last time i checked the codebase of a UXN program there was seemingly no accessibility tooling to speak of.

2026-02-24 10:42:45 UTC

people get so hung up on if something is good or not that they forget that the real measure of a thing's value is if some strange internet woman is insane about it

2026-01-03 08:39:55 UTC

solid state drive pussy

2025-08-26 20:37:42 UTC

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it's still cached on my server for now https://axfedi.derg.rest/notes/abwfq31tmh9dxk8q

2024-12-19 22:13:17 UTC

fedi needs a button that shows you a picture of a hot furry. only bluesky has this.

2024-09-17 07:04:25 UTC

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okay, so at least someone couldn't unleash one of these on accident, right?

2024-09-17 07:01:59 UTC

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...how is that an emergent property of a card game? I know that Magic is very complex but I assumed there where limits to how out of control single moves could be. Do you have any resources on this phenomenon?