The Inclusive Lens

In my last post, I officially declared my departure from Linux as a primary desktop OS.

In my last post, I detailed the grueling, 173-crash nightmare of simply trying to reinstall Arch Linux.

My system had been running for a solid eight years.

For years, I have lived in a strange limbo regarding software development.

The mythical, it's text, so it's accessible There is a persistent misconception among sighted developers: if an application runs in a terminal, it is inherently accessible.

I wish I could say job hunting just tires me out.

I want to talk about something that happened to me recently—and it wasn’t even from a project maintainer, but from a regular user of a distro I had supported and advocated for since 2016.

Stop dodging my pronouns: I'm not your comfort puzzle You see “it/its” in my bio and suddenly everyone's mouth dries up like I dropped a live grenade.

What Belgium Taught Me About Pain and Permission For the past couple of weeks, I’ve been researching how to die.

Growing up trans without the words to say it Growing up, I never understood why I felt so different.