FYI - I'm moving fedi software, from microblog.pub to GoToSocial. (I've been running into increasing bugs with microblog.pub lately, and sadly it seems like it is no longer being maintained.) I'm excited to get familiar with GoToSocial, since it seems like a much more mature piece of software while also being lightweight enough to work for my use-case!

As a result, I'll be moving my account over to @emma@fedi.emmajuettner.com, since I can't change the software while still using my social.emmajuettner.com subdomain. I should be able to port over following/followers automatically, so no action required to keep following me-- this is just a heads-up :)

My old server (social.emmajuettner.com) will be taken offline sometime in early January 2024, once I'm confident that the migration has gone smoothly.

I probably won't manage to make anything new for this year but I will take the opportunity to share the collage poem I made last year, since it is still one of my favorite things I've made

New , about climate change and planting seeds.

This is the second poem I've made by collaging together bits of text from an old econ workbook. (I'm planning to put them all together in a zine when I've completed a few more.)

The first poem, A Bad Dream, can be found here: https://emmajuettner.com/posts/a-bad-dream/

New now that I've set up my own server— hello, I'm Emma! (previously @emmajuettner@mastodon.art; I'll be migrating my follows over to this new account shortly)

I tend to post about knitting, making collage poems, cooking, creating generative art, mending clothing, tinkering with HTML & CSS, and reading sci-fi stories.

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cursed idea that crossed my mind at work today: SonarQube Wrapped

"this year, the category of code smell you pushed most frequently was Cognitive Complexity > 15"

"you added more unit tests than 90% of your coworkers"

etc.

An exciting discovery: the air in my home gets extremely dry in the winter and it irritates my nostrils, but I just had the idea to take one of my cloth masks from the early days of the pandemic, run it under some water, and then put it on. Now any air I breathe in is passing through a layer of damp cloth first, so it's like an extremely localized humidifier. (I have an actual humidifier too, but this solution has a much more immediate effect)

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