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David Baumgold
@singingwolfboy.queer.dev.ap.brid.gy
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I'm a #fullstack web developer who enjoys #Python and #Javascript. American by birth, living in Amsterdam, NL. Freelancer, open-sourcerer, kind-hearted, queer […]

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@IceCubesApp Just want to report a UI bug with Ice Cubes 2.0.2. I have reduced transparency in iOS 26 (Accessibility -> Display & Text Size -> Reduce Transparency) and my icon at the top left of the screen has a weird circle edge over it. Could you take a look?

I […]

[Original post on queer.dev]
A screenshot of the UI bug described in the message.
September 16, 2025 at 7:12 AM
singingwolfboy.queer.dev.ap.brid.gy
#amsterdam #pride is being extra. The Dutch are fucking waterbenders.

#amsterdampride #canalpride #amsterdampride2025 #canalpride2025
August 2, 2025 at 11:46 AM
singingwolfboy.queer.dev.ap.brid.gy
I can’t decide if this an example of friendly, welcoming, accessible #design…

…or if the need to provide such an obvious label means you have already failed at providing simple affordances.

Maybe both?
A brown door with large glass panels displaying clear text that reads, "THIS IS A DOOR. USE TO COME IN. YOU ARE WELCOME. WE'D LOVE TO HELP. NO AUTOMATIC DOOR. FRIENDLY PEOPLE INSIDE."
March 5, 2025 at 9:15 AM
singingwolfboy.queer.dev.ap.brid.gy
I made my first-ever 3D print! 🤩

Meet Boaty the bench. He’s rather ragged around the edges, but I still think he’s cute. I have no idea what I’m going to do with him; maybe just display him somewhere?

https://www.printables.com/model/1141963-3d-boaty

Thank you […]

[Original post on queer.dev]
A small 3d model of a bench is sitting on a wooden table. The bench is made of white plastic, and is perhaps 4cm tall. Print layers are clearly visible, and some of the edges of the object look rough and ragged, when there should be smooth. There are one or two wisps of plastic still connected to the object. Another view of the same white plastic bench model, from a different angle. Another view of the same white plastic bench model, this time turned over so the bottom is visible. The bench has six legs, and print layers are extremely visible on the legs and on the underside of the bench itself. It looks almost like white ropes wound together to make a bench shape.
February 6, 2025 at 9:32 AM