Man I can’t believe we’re already up to 19 furry profiles to search!
If you haven’t, you should I have already found some pretty cool people to follow.
Hello, I am your friendly Linux SysAdmin Foxo/Nardoragon. I also happy to be the admin of CyberFurz. 33yr old fuzzy
Relationships
- @Todd@cyberfurz.social
- @Khosumi@cyberfurz.social
NeosVR: hack13
VRChat: ~ Hack ~
I also run https://furryfediverse.org
Man I can’t believe we’re already up to 19 furry profiles to search!
If you haven’t, you should I have already found some pretty cool people to follow.
I think I might be low-key cooking... sneak peak at changes coming to @FurryFediverse@cyberfurz.social
So it has been a bit, but this past weekend I started testing the waters with different frameworks for a major update to @FurryFediverse@cyberfurz.social and landed on #Astro. Right now it’s a #NextJS aging base, and the site is mostly static data with table data refreshing infrequently that hasn’t been holding up well.
I also plan to do a UI overhaul to be more upfront with all the instances with better filters. I look forward to getting to work on it, and switching the database backend to open source #LibSQL as well.
With the world getting more forced age verification. I feel good that there are people trying to do it in a “safer” way. Stumbled upon https://agekey.org and from first glances, seems kinda like a possible solution that can respect privacy. Love to get others thoughts on the security aspect of it like maybe from @soatok@furry.engineer or others who are in the cyber security space.
Again, I am not saying I’m for this change of trying to identify people online. That said, I do think we deserve something similar to a person flashing their ID to buy something age restricted. I know it will never be perfect, but I something that can do that minus all my private info but my age… it would help smaller businesses like mine feel better about complying with these l laws… because just like the CA OS age law, it’s comply or be fined out of legal existence.
So looking at the #GitHub alternatives, I’ve been hosting my own #Forgejo server for a while. However, it’s great for me but the collaboration part kind of sucks because you need an account on my instance to submit a PR or issue. I have looked at #codeberg and it seems great but it’s in Europe and the site feels sluggish for me compared with my hosted instance here US based. So wondering if there is anything maybe I’m doing wrong or missing in this situation.
Whelp… I major rewrite, and now I test mobile… and just very disappointed that I totally missed considering mobile compatibility. Guess tomorrows work will be hot patches for mobile devices too have a better experience and actually usable.
Just my ramblings on the age verification laws and shit going on in the world...
https://hack13.blog/2026/03/online-privacy-age-verification/
Well, I finally know why I’ve been so tired and not getting better no matter what I was trying. Turns out, after seeing the doctor… I have Hashimoto’s Disease. Thankfully, it should be able to get better with treatment. So I’m pretty excited to get back into doing things I want to do.
My pride video for this year, remember this year to enjoy your pride.
After some much needed testing, and finally having the energy to put something into the personal project… P.D.A.M. (Personal Digital Asset Manager) v0.0.1 is officially out! This is my tool that helps people like myself keep up with all my assets I buy from gumroad in an easy-to-find way and not have to keep downloading them or worry about sites like booth or gumroad pulling them.
Current Features:
Forgejo: https://git.hack13.dev/hack13/Personal-Digital-Asset-Manager/releases/tag/v0.0.1
Github for those who prefer there: https://github.com/hack13/Personal-Digital-Asset-Manager
My friend just released their first avatar they spent months on making. If you are someone looking for a nice goat model, you should check it out: https://azursky.gumroad.com/l/nurks
Very important, here we are yet again… threats against Section 230 that allows platforms like this to exist. Here is a good breakdown: