#techwitchcraft

[overlord-fire-bubble]

Redid my phone. Go #witchblr! @modernwitchesdaily thank you for your wonderful sigil work

[airanfadh]

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[eclecticfawn-blog]

What I find hilarious is that people on T u m b l r are arguing that tech witchery isn’t valid.

People are sat on the internet saying that technology and witchcraft do not blend.

People specifically come to a blogging website to grouch about technology not being a legitimate means of witchcraft.

In the year of our Lord 2016, people who throw salt around and set fire to bits of paper, are coming to the World Wide Web, to tell us that digital pictures don’t make magic.

[spellscript]

Regarding the 100 followers post, I’ve also got asks about general techno witchcraft discussion, so here’s what I’ll do:

I’m writing a series of posts about various witchy things one can do with coding/technology.

The first in the series will be the QR code post, then the next will have actual code in it!

The code itself will be written in JavaScript because it’s VERY accessible (nothing to download and can be written in your browser!) and can be put on tumblr blogs. Obviously, they can be written in and programming language you like, so whether you like python or C++, the same principles will apply.

Also note, while I’ll try to break steps down as much as possible and include the “why”s behind the major choices, you’ll be best off if you take a look at other coding tutorials. Never fear though: I’ll link some recommended tutorials with each post in the series.

So that’s what I’ll be working on for the next while. In the meantime, I’ll still be queueing up the usual reblogs. Until then, friends!