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I guess I never did an #introduction here.

I'm Crow a lurker and bad poster; a #Buddhist who loves #cooking #gardening #mathematics #folklore #religion #archaeology #darkwave and #puns . I tinker with #perl and #python , do #sysadmin stuff among other hats at work, and have played at #infosec since #cyber was cool.

Between retweets, foot notes from my current reading, and snarky replies I'll sometimes write bad poetry.

PSA: Hey, I'm pretty liberal on acceping follow request, but if you have no public posts and no profile info I'm gonna hit 'denied' unless you throw me a DM or something.

"After I’m gone, some of you will seclude yourselves in the forests and mountains to meditate, while others may drink rice wine and enjoy the company of women. Both kinds of Zen are fine, but if some become professional clerics, babbling about 'Zen as the Way,' they are my enemies."

- Ikkyu, Head abbot of Daitoku-ji temple addressing the monks in the year of his death 1481

All printer software is authored in hell by Satan himself to bedevil us.

635318657 seems rather a dull number.

Bob Ross is amazing and good, but for my childhood it was Norm Abram and The New Yankee Workshop.

Daughter left me some welcome home art on the porch.

Source: http://www.sacred-texts.com/nam/aztec/rva/rva13.htm

1. Quilaztli, plumed with eagle feathers, with the crest of eagles, painted with serpents' blood, comes with her hoe, beating her drum, from Colhuacan.

2. She alone, who is our flesh, goddess of the fields and shrubs, is strong to support us.

3. With the hoe, with the hoe, with hands full, with the hoe, with hands full, the goddess of the fields is strong to support us.

4. With a broom in her hands the goddess of the fields strongly supports us.

5. Our mother is as twelve eagles, goddess of drum-beating, filling the fields of tzioac and maguey like our lord Mixcoatl.

6. She is our mother, a goddess of war, our mother, a goddess of war, an example and a companion from the home of our ancestors.

7. She comes forth, she appears when war is waged, she protects us in war that we shall not be destroyed, an example and companion from the home of our ancestors.

8. She comes adorned in the ancient manner with the eagle crest, in the ancient manner with the eagle crest.

Source: http://www.sacred-texts.com/nam/aztec/rva/rva04.htm

1. Hail to our mother, who caused the yellow flowers to blossom, who scattered the seeds of the maguey, as she came forth from Paradise.

2. Hail to our mother, who poured forth flowers in abundance, who scattered the seeds of the maguey, as she came forth from Paradise.

3. Hail to our mother, who caused the yellow flowers to blossom, she who scattered the seeds of the maguey, as she came forth from Paradise.

4. Hail to our mother, who poured forth white flowers in abundance, who scattered the seeds of the maguey, as she came forth from Paradise.

5. Hail to the goddess who shines in the thorn bush like a bright butterfly.

6. Ho! she is our mother, goddess of the earth, she supplies

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food in the desert to the wild beasts, and causes them to live.

7. Thus, thus, you see her to be an ever-fresh model of liberality toward all flesh.

8. And as you see the goddess of the earth do to the wild beasts, so also does she toward the green herbs and the fishes.