RL_Dane

Tusky, 23 days ago to random

‼️ Big annoucement!!!

✅ Tusky 25.0 is officialy out, in F-Droid and Play Store 🎉 🎉 🎉

These are the main updates to this new version:

➡️ Support Mastodon translation API
➡️ Show post language
➡️ Improved screen transitions
➡️ Filter settings now moved to account preferences
➡️ Post stats now have a stable position
➡️ A lot off under-the-hood stability & performance improvements.

❗ Also, #Tusky 25.0 app is smaller in size despite having more features.

RL_Dane, 23 days ago to vim

When you're in a web browser and and end an input form with [Esc]:wq

#derp ;) #vi #vim #neovim #nvim

RL_Dane, 23 days ago to random

I don't know why online git hosts don't ever show SLOC. I get really curious about code complexity in projects and will occasionally clone a repo just to run cloc on it.

https://github.com/AlDanial/cloc

@Codeberg, could that be a feature?

30e8cbf1427c137fa60674a639431c19a9d6f4c07fd2959df83158e674fccbaa, 23 days ago to random

Just set up my first #meshtastic device. Now what? 😄

https://image.nostr.build/ae6153fc61a998c09a4167583c8016efa39cedf79b2f4ff5c3d30cca348aa345.jpg

rl_dane, 24 days ago to random

OOPS! Forgot to post a #tootlog in quite some time!!

2024-01-01 7,070 37
2024-01-02 7,121 51
2024-01-03 7,219 98
2024-01-04 7,271 52
2024-01-05 7,314 43
2024-01-06 7,431 117
2024-01-07 7,480 49
2024-01-08 7,532 52
2024-01-09 7,612 80
2024-01-10 7,651 39
2024-01-11 7,677 26
2024-01-12 7,757 80
2024-01-13 7,849 92
2024-01-14 7,890 41
2024-01-15 7,950 60
2024-01-16 8,077 127
2024-01-17 8,170 93
2024-01-18 8,359 189
2024-01-19 8,377 18
2024-01-20 8,416 39
2024-01-21 8,490 74
2024-01-22 8,548 58
2024-01-23 8,591 43
2024-01-24 8,645 54
2024-01-25 8,736 91
2024-01-26 8,812 76
2024-01-27 8,833 21
2024-01-28 8,869 36
2024-01-29 8,891 22
2024-01-30 8,893 2
2024-01-31 8,893 0
2024-02-01 8,972 79
2024-02-02 9,090 118
2024-02-03 9,169 79
2024-02-04 9,232 63
2024-02-05 9,282 50
2024-02-06 9,285 3
2024-02-07 9,285 0
2024-02-08 9,290 5
2024-02-09 9,317 27
2024-02-10 9,346 29
2024-02-11 9,368 22
2024-02-12 9,401 33
2024-02-13 9,411 10
2024-02-14 9,419 8
2024-02-15 9,421 2
2024-02-16 9,429 8
2024-02-17 9,431 2
2024-02-18 9,435 4
2024-02-19 9,444 9
2024-02-20 9,444 0
2024-02-21 9,445 1
2024-02-22 9,446 1
2024-03-04 37,748 28302 <-- switched the script to count toots on all instances
2024-03-04 37,867 119
2024-03-05 37,897 30
2024-03-06 37,931 34
2024-03-07 37,961 30
2024-03-08 37,996 35
2024-03-09 38,021 25
2024-03-10 38,028 7
2024-03-11 38,061 33
2024-03-12 38,109 48
2024-03-13 38,131 22
2024-03-14 38,143 12
2024-03-15 38,158 15
2024-03-16 38,197 39
2024-03-17 38,213 16
2024-03-18 38,233 20
2024-03-19 38,277 44
2024-03-20 38,312 35
2024-03-21 38,329 17
2024-03-22 38,348 19
2024-03-23 38,424 76
2024-03-24 38,446 22
2024-03-25 38,516 70
2024-03-26 38,561 45
2024-03-27 38,582 21
2024-03-28 38,634 52
2024-03-29 38,674 40
2024-03-30 38,743 69
2024-03-31 38,789 46
2024-04-01 38,880 91
2024-04-02 38,968 88
2024-04-03 39,017 49
2024-04-04 39,047 30
2024-04-05 39,101 54
2024-04-06 39,105 4
2024-04-07 39,110 5
2024-04-08 39,140 30
2024-04-09 39,192 52
2024-04-10 39,254 62
2024-04-11 39,400 146
2024-04-12 39,467 67
2024-04-13 39,552 85
2024-04-14 39,615 63
2024-04-15 39,654 39
2024-04-16 39,678 24
2024-04-17 39,735 57
2024-04-18 39,773 38
2024-04-19 39,827 54
2024-04-20 39,926 99
2024-04-21 39,955 29
2024-04-22 39,971 16
2024-04-23 40,038 67
2024-04-24 40,105 67
2024-04-25 40,122 17
2024-04-26 40,160 38
2024-04-27 40,220 60
2024-04-28 40,277 57
2024-04-29 40,379 102
2024-04-30 40,447 68
2024-05-01 40,481 34

dtgeek, 24 days ago to HashtagGames

BATMAN: Yes, I do donate plenty to charity to help Gotham. But contrary to the Fox News crowd, you need strong government programs to help, too! Speaking of which, the previous president belonged in Arkham, not the White House! What kind of person views Clark Kent as an "enemy of the people" for doing his reporting job?! (Sees camera start to pan away) Wait, don't cut me off--- (cuts to a DC Comics "technical difficulties" test pattern)

#FictionalCharactersConfessions
#HashtagGames #Batman

thor, 25 days ago to random

This.

NickGates, 25 days ago to random

#MayDay

h3artbl33d, 25 days ago to random

We become what we behold
We shape our tools and then
our tools shape us
~ Marshall McLuhan

That quote struck me :flan_aww: I have been using #OpenBSD for little over two decades. Back then, it wasn't love at first sight as documented on a blog. It did grow on me, right to the point where I could say that I truly loved it. I still remember socially engineering my mother for permission to get a Puffy tattoo (which was a requirement before turning 18). Much to my surprise, she was not only okay with it, but offered to give it as my birthday present :flan_heart:

Over the years, OpenBSD and the community have been shaping my views on computing, security and privacy. I am incredibly grateful to Theo, to OpenBSD, to the developers, to the contributors and community at large.

You - collectively and without exception - have been a bless. It has been (and continues to be) an honor. I am forever grateful to you all :heartcyber:

(soon to be continued)

NanoRaptor, 26 days ago to random

On my second workday medicated. One of the best and surprising parts is confidence and trust in what I've already done.

Before, in essence I couldn't trust that my intent was what I actually managed to do.

I don't have to double check myself over and over. I just remember, and it's there. The live thoughts of tasks I performed still exist in my head and are accessible in moments.

JF, 25 days ago to random

I'm enjoying the good weather and testing the integration of #PineTime #InfiniTime in #MyGNUHealth !

@PINE64 @meanmicio

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mhoye, 26 days ago to random

somebody just showed me a development strategy calling itself "waterfall agile", which they shortened to "wagile", if you were holding out hope that anyone in this field has any idea what they're doing

SolusSpider, 26 days ago to Facebook

Here's the conundrum....
I am not fond of #Facebook as a platform, but I love my #friends.
This 100 is only part of all who have messaged me on my #Birthday so far.

18+ amin, 26 days ago to random

Tater Toots

profoundlynerdy, 26 days ago to forth

Is there anything like Plank #Forth but for #Smalltalk or #Lisp? By this I mean an ultra minimalist version in heavily commented #assemblylanguage for any instruction set. #programming

jbzfn, 26 days ago to random

Did you ever hear the tragedy of Prabhakar Raghavan the Wise?

https://www.wheresyoured.at/the-men-who-killed-google/

vga256, 27 days ago to random

i just sat down at the hospital bed with a neighbour of twenty years who just had a temporal lobe stroke at 70.

we got along well over the years, always shaking hands and chatting about anything that came to mind whenever we saw one another for a few minutes. we were not close, but friendly. in the last few years i had been avoiding him, because i disagreed with his take on the russian war with ukraine, and just didn't feel like listening to his politics anymore.

i knew that he had grown up in eastern europe during the soviet regime, but had never delved too deeply into his personal life. he had been a teacher before he became a welder, a career which he retired from a few years ago. but that was about the depth of my familiarity.

today, i listened to him cry and recount his years fleeing romania on foot, at 21 years old, walking 700 km (and sometimes running, from border police) along the railroad tracks from transylvania to serbia and yugoslavia and croatia and slovenia, before finally arriving in austria to work for a few years.

he regretted that he couldn't help his parents when they died. he was sad that he had starved as a child, but was proud of his upbringing in a strict communist education system. that he had been trained as a soldier at 20, and survived the training. he was mystified that god would punish him after trying to live a kind, honest life.

he told me about getting drunk with his friends in paris, smashing a few windows of église notre-dame des champs with cobblestones they had pulled out of the road, and then being locked up in jail for two months. not to brag, but simply to tell someone else that it had happened to him.

after two hours, i began to form a picture of a very complex person, torn between mixed feelings about the past and the choices he had made in that time.

this is the first time he has had a life-threatening illness, and he is now going through a personal crisis. these are all things we could have not talked about casually as neighbours, standing in one another's driveways for twenty years.

it was good talking with him today. it was good hearing him think out loud, and just listening.

niccolove, 27 days ago to random

I'll be live in ~6 hours to talk about the GNOME financial situation. Is there anyone from @gnome (ideally, from the Foundation) who would like to join live?

loops, 27 days ago to random

✨Hello Notification Feed!
We just finished adding the notification feature to Loops, along with Push Notification and filtering.

We hope you're ready 🚀

lauren, 28 days ago to random

Back in the day, it was popular to use line printers to print out large (multiple sheets taped together) ASCII images to hang on walls and such. Some of these were very popular with us guys (keep in mind this was a heavily male-centric CS-era, even worse than now) and were NSFW -- but still ended up hanging in various places where they really shouldn't have been.

At the ARPANET site #1 lab at UCLA, we wanted some "Star Wars" posters. At the time, the only place I knew of with a potentially usable video digitizer (black and white, very low resolution by today's standards of course) was at the original Stanford AI Lab (SAIL / SU-AI).

So. A nationwide TV Star Wars special was coming up. This was my chance. I arranged with the gentleman who had the digitizer at SAIL to have it tuned to the appropriate local channel in Stanford at the correct time.

Then, from my bedroom here in L.A., over the ARPANET via my account on the SAIL / SU-AI system that controlled the digitizer, I grabbed various key images as I watched the same program locally.

Then, after the program was done, I FTP'd (file transferred) those files down to UCLA, where I had a UNIX program to create those ASCII posters.

Mission accomplished, thanks to the Defense Department's ARPANET!

Though this was fun stuff, a LOT was being learned about distributed systems and resources through these kinds of amusements.

peterkotrcka, 28 days ago to random

Is micro:bit fun to work with? I was thinking about a small board for uLisp and micro:bit already has LEDs on board and everything.

ChrisWere, 29 days ago to random

Nothing to do with today's discourse but FYI, GNU Social is still alive and kicking.

https://gnusocial.network/

jeffowski, 29 days ago to random

profoundlynerdy, 29 days ago to esperanto

I realize #Esperanto as a language movement is decentralized but is there anything like an "upper crust" within it?

jwildeboer, 29 days ago (edited 29 days ago) to random

"What you're refering to as Mastodon, is in fact, AP/Mastodon, or as I've recently taken to calling it, AP plus Mastodon. Mastodon is not a social network unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning AP (ActivityPub) system made useful by the AP standard, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full social network as defined by the federati."

Me, paraphrasing a known philosopher of Free Software ;)