Keith Kurson

@keithlaugh.love

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personal account for internet sensation keith kurson. deleted the old one by accident 🏡 oakland, ca 📥 Software dev helping states respond to HR1 (2025) / working on SNAP https://pollen.place/@keithlaugh.love https://keith.is he/him

the book “Deep Oakland” being held be me in front of lake merritt on a sunny day in Oakland
photo of me in a very high definition camera that can see all of my pores
"Please return Stew our park chicken. He was STOLEN TODAY and put in a cage. If you have any information of where he is please let me know!"
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a tiny rat attempting to hide from me
A "hyper realistic teacher" with incredibly fake plastic skin,looking less real than a Ken doll
a deer with big antlers in my yard going for mg delicious carrot greens
my FARMBOT robot watering plants
Admin panel for atmobb.app, a new forum system built on top of the atmosphere. It's showing opting in to a "topic" for a forum, where all similarly set forums with that topic will show topics in common.
Members-only boards A board is either public or members-only. Public is the default: threads and replies are ordinary records in their authors' repos, on the firehose, indexed by anyone. Flipping a board to members-only moves its content into a Happyview permissioned space: a server-enforced container that never touches the firehose and is only readable and writable by its member list. One space per private board. The space is keyed by the board's rkey (at://<forum-did>/space/app.atmobb.forum.privateBoard/<board-rkey>), the forum account is its authority, and its mint policy is member-list. The board record itself stays public and grows an access field pointing at the space. What's private and what isn't Private: thread and reply content, titles included, plus who posted what. Space records live inside the Happyview instance and are served only to members. Still public, by design: The board's existence, name, and description (the board record is a public record in the forum's repo). Access requests. Asking to join writes an app.atmobb.forum.accessRequest record into the requester's own public repo. Anyone watching the firehose can see who asked to join which board. The approve and deny decisions, which are app.atmobb.moderation.action records (grantAccess / denyAccess) in the forum's public repo. If a board's membership itself needs to be secret, this design doesn't provide that. Reading and writing Space content bypasses the normal index entirely. Page loads assemble a private board live from the space (src/lib/server/space-read.ts): list the member repos in the space, list their thread and reply records, fetch each one, all as the viewing member. Author profiles still come from the public index, and post counts shown on a private board are per-board standing, since the public post count never sees space records.
a significant amount of imports in the bootstrapping
Forum that requires a moderation to allow you to see what is inside
me looking directly into the camera
A "Who's Online" panel showing me (@keithlaugh.love) and 19 guests
The front page of my forums showing that the Music forum is tagged in to the broader conversation
"Every atmobb forum is its own atmosphere account: it runs on your domain and wears your skin. Members bring the accounts they already have."
atmoBB forums with the rules "pls don't be mean"
Forums that say they are in the atmosphere, so opted in to any forum.
An error message that reads "The forum index is unreachable right now — reads are down, but posts are safe (they live in their authors' repos). Try again shortly."
The startup process including building the rust binary, and creating a bunch of seed data
How the player sets their message, and sample polls in the district showing me losing
Game screenshot showing the base tax settings for California that are there when the game launches
Lexicon JSON that for a "lounge" that has the description "Private board space type for the forum spike.",
Admin screen for HappyView that includes my queries written in LUA and the data structure
The admin onboarding flow for creating a new happyview project
Screenshot of Naomi Wolf saying "No! No!!" on twitter
7,692 views Jun 5, 2007 Gregs explains how a girl named Kim Dematteo wrote a song about him and their sexual time together, called "Jellyhead" written by the band, Crush!
my legs with very very little short material showing