srwild

@srwild.bsky.social

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I make things on the internet accessible and make photos. (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻

A yellow tinted photography looking across a field, bisected by a road with telephone poles that disappear into the fog.
A close-up, profile shot of a black and white cat, partially illuminated by a beam of light from the left, against a dark, shadowy background and spots of light on a brown carpet. The cat’s black and white face is partially illuminated, and its yellow eye is bright. The lighting and composition strongly resemble a Renaissance painting with the dramatic chiaroscuro.
A rocky shore with patches of snow at the bottom of the frame curves to the right and then to the center of the frame. The trees along the shore are gray and inverted because they’re reflecting infrared light. Dark clouds are on the left of the sky, and on the right the sky looks bronze.
Letters in shades of gray being randomly placed on the screen that loads all springy-like.
A light tube made from paper with a bunch of junk that can barely be seen in the darkness.
A shiny, new carburetor in my hand.
360 degree view looking up to the sky in a damp forest with vivid green leaves. The trees converge at the center of the frame, and their trunks are distorted. The ground, covered in small plants, is along the edges of the frame. It looks like a tunnel.
I asked, “Why didn't you tell me it was good to begin with?” PHIND-70B MODEL said, “You raise a fair point. Looking back at our conversation, I should have recognized the elegance of your original solution immediately. Instead, I spent several iterations trying to "improve" something that was already optimal.”
A 360-degree view of me riding my motorcycle on a back round in Vermont with trees along the road and the sun is setting. The 360-degree camera makes it look like I'm on a little planet.
The words “Bee Boo Gulpe” in a typeface with heavy left strokes made from thick rounded rectangles. After the letters, is a pixelated house.
Two illustrations of helmets. On the left helmet, a hand holding a knife is stabbing the face shield, and there's a red x over it. The right helmet has a hand with a drill, drilling the front of the helmet. There is also a red x on that one.
Screenshot of the Lighthouse score with 100s for performance, accessibility, best practices, and SEO. All the 100s are in a green circle.
Three examples of the words “We Await AW” in the font Recursive. Hovering over each letter of the first option, with kerning on, the letters shift because the kerning gets larger as the letters get bolder. In the second example, with kerning off, the letters don’t shift. In the third option, each word gets bolder when hovering over the words with no shifting.
Two sets of the words “We Await” on top of each other. Hovering over each character of the top one, the letter gets bolder but the kerning jiggles. On the second set, hovering over each word makes it bolder and there’s no issue with kerning.
Screenshot of the HTML for a video in a post. Showing that it’s a video element in a figure element with a figcaption that contains the alt text.
A pair of hands holding three tires with another, larger hand behind the tires holding a sparkplug. Back ground is alternating strips of yellow and reddish orange magazine ads.
Two-color, red and black, Illustration of an old radio on graph paper with the dial going back and forth.
Black long sleeve shirt, in large white, rounded letters, stacked on top of each other is “Osees, stealing hearts & blasting farts”. A red heart is on the left and right of the word farts.
Screenshot of the Verizon Assistant chatbot window. I wrote, “I'm using two-factor authentication, and I can’t log into my account because I can’t receive texts on my phone. I can’t call because, again, my phone doesn’t work.” The chatbot wrote, “I'd be happy to help you with that. We just need to make sure you're authenticated. Please sign in again so we can get started.” Then there’s a button to sign in.
Calendar screenshotted for March 10, 2024, with an event: Lockdown Anniversary with an emoji of a person wearing a mask.
Capital letters A to O drawn in hand drawn think script, some are filled in and others are filled with lines. The letters are imperfect and look like they are in pencil, even though they are made digitally on an iPad.
My large gray tabby lying on my desk asleep. It’s difficult to see him because blurry lines of bright white text are covering the view.
A bunch of words and partial words hand lettered on multiple pieces of paper. Includes the word fart in an interlocking high contrast sans Serif, S, c, and o in a high contrast serif, the word fit in a blobby serif, and an house 8-bit icon.
In my hand, a can of raspberry lime Polar seltzer with the bottom of the can bulging out. Like, it can’t bulge anymore. In the background on the faux wood floors is a small, half round rainbow kitchen carpet.
Not sure how to describe this. It’s a black and white photo with what looks like a cat in the foreground and possibly snow in the background but mostly undefined dark shape. The image has vertical stripes in spots, kind of digital glitches.
Francie, a small white cat with TFS (Tiny Face Syndrome) asleep on the floor with her head very close to the the wheel of my office chair. So close, a few of her whiskers are touching it. The carpet is a gross brown and dirty. In the background is a small trashcan made to look like Campbells’s Tomato Soup can.
Screenshot of time sheet. .25 hours. Internal Infrastructure. Fergus sat on my mouse.
Fergus laying on my desk, next to the window bed with his chin on the edge of the desk.
Fergus, a large brown tabby, curled up like cinnamon bun, in the sun on a window bed with a leopard print bumper.