🖥️🧿🏴☠️🫐💫🌙💘🐈⬛🎱🪄🌈 ~ Welcome! ~ 👾🔮🎮🪬🪀🩻♀️🪻🍀🏳️🌆 
This is my attempt at falling in love with programming again, and making some kind of peace with the state of the web.
I would like this to be a place where i experiment and cultivate a little bit of my child-like
wonder about the cyberspace and the consequences of having a place of your own to play.
I will try to treat this corner as an altar for what I
am, dor what I love, for what I want to be, dor what I want to love to find out that I love.
I
will think each hyperlink a spell, each post an invocation of thought or at least community.
I'm guessing this place will be full of , technopolitiks, withchraft/technomancy, bad writtings, bad coding, bad photography, and bad anarchy takes. Also it
will be plagged with little obsessions or things that make me happy, do you think u can catch them
all?
Lastly, my first language it's spanish, y lo voy a usar cuando me salga del ogt usarlo,
asi que curtanse si no le saben al idioma. I hope that you are not a pinche gringo that gets scared by that
;)
With love, i hope something in here resonates with something of u 🖤
What the fuck is that?
I'm extremely interested in the politiks that are inherent in the technology and web of today. I don't
see technology as neutral, and would invite you to do the same.
I strive to build and inhabit spaces where I am the sovereign of my own data.
(I'm exploring and contributing to the Indie Web as a rebellion against centralized platforms, a refusal to
let algorithms and corporations
dictate
how we connect, communicate, and create)
Every personal site, open source
project and self-hosted tool can be a small act of freedom, a microcosm of autonomy and community in
this enshittificated life.
I am fascinated by the ways we can allow the web to empower, liberate, and sustain communities outside the
gaze of
surveillance
capitalism.
I'm no fool, but i like to ask myself a few things;
How can we maintain intimacy and connection while reclaiming our data?
How do we make digital spaces that reflect care, generosity, and autonomy rather than attention extraction?
Can self-hosted tools and decentralized networks become our modern magical implements?
How can a small site ripple through the web like a sigil of resistance?
