It’s pretty likely it got eaten in a server error somewhere. I had the same a few times. It’s just growing pains for this community.

I’m working in a sector that I guess would be under the HR software umbrella, where I’m primarily an API developer that focuses on integrations, as well as expanding functionality in the API. It used to be a pretty small shop, so I had a number of roles, haha. These days its more about making sure our new parent company’s integration works with our software as cleanly as possible.

We had a bit of a skip in pregnancy progress from right about where you are, to full parenthood. Baby was born at 31w1d gestational age, so it was a whirlwind to say the least. Ultimately everything ended up alright, so thankful for that. That’s not to say there wasn’t a combo of excitement and terror, just a little more rushed, is all, haha.

Hey beehaw,

I go primarily by Hunted online, I’m a software dev from Canada, coming over because of the Reddit app shutdown.

I’m in my early 30s, kinda new dad (18 months). When work and family aren’t occupying my attention, I’m pretty big into gaming, where I frequently host dedicated servers for games with friends, but am always open for making new gaming friends.

Also pretty big into TTRPG gaming, started with D&D 5e, then moved to Pathfinder 2e about 2 years ago, just hit level 20 for the first time in a TTRPG, and am currently gearing up for GM’ing an adventure for some local friends.

I’m new to Lemmy and federated things in general, so currently looking for a solid how-to for how to navigate around and get content. Also keeping an eye out for an android app for browsing, as the one I tried kept losing my connection and eating comments

(retyping this comment because I think the server ate it)

What kind of backend work do you do? I’m a dotnet developer myself, working in C#

Also a gamer and tech interested, in my early 30s with an 18 month old, so we at least have a bit in common, haha

Hello from Canada!

I recently got an adult ADHD diagnosis, so navigating that has been pretty eye opening.

Do you run a podcast? Or more into other aspects of it?