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@minoru 1391 days without kernel updates *shrieks*
Pokemon the game implemented for terminal : https://github.com/lxgr-linux/pokete #pokemon #tui
@L29Ah idi spi
Search the web through #gopher and #searx gopher://me0w.net/7/searx.dcgi
http://www.moria.de/~michael/comp/banner lazy ascii banners
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#signal ← reject, see https://github.com/privacytools/privacytools.io/issues/779
#telegram ←reject, see https://github.com/telegramdesktop/tdesktop/issues/5774
#whatsapp ← reject; signal tech w/facebook branding, distrust; don’t feed facebook
#session ← founded by some extreme right nutters & iirc they use Cloudflare for something
#matrix ← reject Cloudflare patrons - they are clueless about trust, credibility, and knowing their users
The winner: Use #XMPP with OMEMO and/or openpgp.
@teledyn @ancientjames @natecull optimus keyboards toyed with this concept a few years back
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If you were interested in Gemini but the command-line clients were putting you off, have a look at Lagrange. It’s a graphical Gemini browser that makes Gemini far more approachable.
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RT @MohitBhoite@twitter.com
Next in the lander inspired series is Surya-280, a solar powered temperature monitor.
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/MohitBhoite/status/1493080139386683392
@tomasino I prefer naps.
AI network generates images based on descriptions given in text: https://imagen.research.google/
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Javascript wut
> typeof {}
'object'
> typeof undefined
'undefined'
> typeof null
'object'
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"The Return of Gopher"
https://www.theregister.com/2022/05/23/the_return_of_the_gopher/
Potentially controversial Emacs post
@Mehrad Emacs loves duality that is defined in details.
It is at the same time lightweight (hello vscode) and bloated (hello vim) editor, most expandable (hello nano) and least expandable (hello acme).
Geralt carries two swords, first one is for monsters, second one -- for noobs. #delirium
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Remember the outcry for Microsoft buying GitHub and developers (allegedly) leaving en masse? It didn't happen and GitHub is as a monopoly today as it was back then. Musk/Twitter is analogous. We need to make federated alternatives better than centralized ones. Outcry won't do it.
Never forget to put a timestamp in your articles.
It might be not important for you, but it is very important for the people from the future.
