Matt Lincoln

@mdlincoln.bsky.social

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Software and data engineering leader; art historian; Victoria's Secret Model and Part-Time Parachute 🏳️‍🌈 he/him

A stone ruin with the letters MARC visible carved into it.
The side of a bus with an ad in dark blue and red for the Odyssey, but it is written entirely in Greek
A detail of a painting by Nancy Graves showing an abstract sea of shimmering colored dots that form quasi organic shapes
Two women sitting in chairs, both facing the camera. They are tilted 45° to the viewers right, so their feet are lifted off the ground and their arms, which they hold above their heads, tilt out. They smile brightly.
Screenshot of a slack message: Hi folks, CENSORED and I found a very odd bug where searching the word dogs crashes test. @Matt Lincoln - if you are free to huddle let us
Photo of the San Francisco skyline from the green grass of Dolores Park with late afternoon sun coming from the right
safety1st 11 hours ago | parent | next [-] I find Europa fascinating but unfortunately I think the lack of missions is less about interest and more about feasibility. On earth we rarely drill more than 2-3km down. The Russians did 12km once in Antarctica. With Europa we are looking at 20km+ of multiple layers of exotic Europan ice with composition and properties we know very little about, have zero experience with. Not to mention the immense distance, time lags and hostility of the environment. Drilling on earth is dangerous and difficult and failure prone as it is. How do we learn to do this? How many missions and failures are required? reply • wileydragonfly 29 minutes ago | root | parent | next [-] The fuck else we gonna spend money on? Tamagotchis? reply
Naomi wolf tweeting “No! No!!”
An Etsy listing with a navy blue baseball cap with the JSTOR logo in white embroidery: a filigreed capital J, except underneath it reads ORTS instead of STOR
Screenshot of a Williams College reunion email urging reserving tee times at the Taconic Golf Club.
detail of a software diagram with one connecting line captioned "iframe shenanigains"