She may be is a crazy purple idiot, but she tries her best (hopefully).
Dijit is an adorable husky who loves all the different hues of purple, clothes, fashion, gaming and cyber security.
Dijit may be super cute, but that's why she can walk right into restricted areas (or datacenters) and exit with company secrets. This isn't always a facade, as her other passion is showing off the cutest outfits she can create, especially if it includes girly colors, pastels or iridescence! She posts these outfits all the time on her socials Mastodon, Twitter and BlueSky.
Packing her multiple outfits might not be the easiest, but she'll gladly make an appearance at many furry conventions, including FWA (Furry Weekend Atlanta) and MFF (Midwest Fur Fest)! With her glowing appearance and adorable attempts at being an extrovert, she's not hard to miss.
Furry conventions are not the only ones she'll be at. Despite the high temperatures in the desert area known as Last Vegas, you'll find her at DEFCON, somehow not dying of heat exhaustion. When not around in suit, she'll be trying her paws at one of the many CTFs (Capture the Flag) or hacking away in a village.
When home, not dressed to impress, she codes and creates software using one of the programming languages she's mastered, which could be Rust (obviously), to C# or even Golang! (the thigh-highs give a 60% coding bonus) While much of it may be malware (her favorite!), she'll always use her coding skills to come up with some fun projects or even mix it up by creating gadgets with embedded devices or microcontrollers!
Her favorite game is Minecraft, and she plays it a lot (seriously, like a lot), when relaxing. Just like in real life, she uses her skills to make large auto-farms or enough crazy contraptions to make the neighbors angry. Otherwise, she'll be playing another game on her list of favorites, such as GTA Online, Phasmophobia, Ace Combat or The Sims.
She loves to post all her art and photos on this site, which can be accessed with the links at the top!
It's finally #Friday! While im out #hacking away this weekend, I thought I'd share my cute #christmas gift my amazing husband @BuffDuckk@twitter.com gave me! (it's this cute outfit)
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#FursuitFriday #FemboyFriday #furry #furries #fursuit #femboy
Lmao also yea Iām at #shmoocon :3
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I have deleted my own personal Facebook account over 6 years ago now (and never regretted it!) :facebook: :nes_fire:
But, about 3 years ago,
I realized I had forgotten to delete one of my business' Facebook account.
When I tried to login again
to delete it, even with my correct credentials and access to my email, I had been locked out.
Long story short, after a completely maddening back and forth, it is now FINALLY fully deleted, thanks to the help from my local Data Protection Authority.
All of that to say:
š If you are barely using your Facebook account (or any other Meta account), deleting it now is MUCH easier than letting it collect dust.
š If you have already been locked out (they love to do this to VPN users), you still likely have options by placing a complaint with your local Data Protection Authority.
š Deleting the accounts you no longer intend to use as soon as feasible is always a good practice for your data privacy and data security.
Tired: Being mad at Meta's rightward pivot
Wired: Understanding they'll pivot back the moment the wind changes
Inspired: Never trusting corporate 'values' in the first place
People can't just leave Facebook, Instagram or Threads or whatever shithole in one day. I know cos I did that move. I had to sacrifice the community I met, online friends I created from Facebook comment sections (of all places), groups and marketplace. Weird shit, I know. But it had to be done.
One thing that saved me from losing all connections was my position and privilege. They needed something from me either for work or otherwise. And I used that position to make them install Signal.
"You need to talk to me for something? Here install this app. I wont reply otherwise"
I gave an ultimatum. Now, not everyone can do tht because of the different positions we have in this godforsaken world where your worth is tied to whay you can 'offer'. š«
Yes, I still did lose connections. I can't talk to my aunt who won't install Signal. She even stopped using SMS. Her world is messenger.
I can't talk to my bestfriend in highschool for the same reasons.
They were bullets I had to bite.
Not everyone has that privilege. Not everyone can do that. And while I have spewing this same rhetoric that we should leave Meta, there's no current working pipeline on how to do it without losing people.