Francesco Yoshi Gobbo @frayoshi@qoto.org

Interesting overview of the engineering behind the Game Boy

https://youtu.be/BKm45Az02YE

Buffa unità di misura @ribby

Backdoor found on the semi-latest xz package,
#archLinux users, upgrade now if you haven't already!!
#linux #manjaro #archBased
QT: https://fosstodon.org/@archlinux/112180519721766224

woohoo!! You are much more advanced than me @nickanderson !
Love it!!!

Do you also use it for journaling?

@ChristianKrebel for #tenting, you can always build on them as this person have!

The ‘problem’ of the #Moonlander, and also of the #Glove80, is that they take a good amount of space on the #backpack.. now, if that is a problem, only depends on you… but if #portability is on top of the list, the #Voyager can only be beaten by custom ones… ^^

The problem for me, is the only 2 thumb keys, I think 3 would have been perfect! #ZSA do you hear me? XD

Sorry for the delay @ctietze !
Have recorded a short sample, but apart from being cool, I do not find it very ready just yet.. it is very slow and lacks some of the 2D functionalities... there's an option to add text on every node, but crashes on my computer, and it is quite modern... also, the labels inside the node, make it unreadable...

#emacs #3d #orui #orgroam

beware @ChristianKrebel ..... that then you'll likely struggle to use again a qwertz #keyboard XD

Well, I went dvorak, very far from qwerty/z.... might be less pronounced the effect on a Colemak layout ^^
Still, expect to drop typing speeds, unless you constant swap one with the other

I kinda hope I went with a Voyager, feel the constant urge to bring the moonlander with me e.where XD the voyager is much more portable :)

I actually find the 2D more useful, as it also shows titles and not just spheres @ChristianKrebel , but it is interesting to visualize :)

As an example, this is the same view, but in #2D !

I considered Obsidian, but ultimately went with roam as I wanted something multi-platform, libre and potentially future proof : )
But a big factor was that I already was using emacs, so it was just about installing a package and learning it ^^

On mobile is less user friendly, but I can always refine notes on the pc, and probably better ^^

Now there's a very usable emacs for android, and in combination with the moonlander, it is not too far from the desktop experience :)

I actually find it useful for the way my mind works.. have a gazillion notes that I rarely remember I took @ervan .. with roam-ui, I instead get a quick refresh every time a linked note is consulted :)
still have those gazillion notes to port, no idea if one day I will do it
the perk is that I can share my interconnections with people that couldn't care less