Pinetab and the terminal
Due to the limitations of this hardware (as well as my love for the terminal) I have settled into doing nearly everything in a terminal emulator. I am using sway and have a terminal emulator open on 6 different virt desktops for various things. One of them has a web browser that I try to keep to 3 tabs or less.
I've just discovered https://libretranslate.com/ - an open source translation API which can be self-hosted.
That's another one on the list of things to spin up when I get some time!
Coming up in ~2 hours, I'm giving at talk on @spritelyproject's at FOSDEM: "
Spritely Goblins: a distributed journey" https://fosdem.org/2021/schedule/event/spritelygoblins/
This one has some very interesting bits about how we might collaborate with the Guile and Guix worlds too!
A visual guide to SSH tunnels https://robotmoon.com/ssh-tunnels/
Did you miss our #GTK chat hour yesterday? We have another one starting now (13:00-14:00 CET). https://chat.fosdem.org/#/room/#gnome-stand:fosdem.org
"A much more complex world than what is shown in Blade Runner, which inspired it, and a more in-depth and realistic reflection of the dilemma insinuated by the replicants" -Nerdando
Help me finish Neofeud 2 by picking up NF1!
Itch:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/673850/Neofeud/
#cyberpunk #indiedev
Oh damn! This tiny handheld can emulate up to game boy advance currently and they say their goal is to emulate up to PS1. It looks cool as heck, like a teensy GBA SP. It is even open hardware and software.
https://www.funkey-project.com/
#migra is a #publicdomain #database migration assistant.
migra is a tool that performs a #diff on two #PostgreSQL schemas, producing a set of commands that transforms one schema into the other. These commands can then be run on a live database which uses the original schema to result in a database using the new schema, while retaining the original data.
Website 🔗️: https://github.com/djrobstep/migra https://databaseci.com/docs/migra
I was talking with one sound engineer over a post-gig beer, and he was telling me about his favourite bass amp.
It uses tube-valves that are made by one Japanese engineer that used to work for the company that originally made the valves.
When the company decided to stop making those valves, he bought the equipment that had been used to make them form his company.
He then retired, and is now making them and selling them on Ebay.
He is now the only source of those valves. :D
Free software enthusiast, #golang, #rustlang, #swiftlang . Working on a question/answer #ActivityPub server. #systemd aficionado :-)