I've had some minor issues with mint, but it seems to be working atm so I'm fine with it Better than windows
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Another IKEA Product Yields an LED Matrix
hackaday.com Another IKEA Product Yields an LED Matrix
- @fluffytailedfox.bsky.socialBluesky
Major software/app developers leaving functional, well-liked features alone challenge (impossible)
- @jay_peper@chaos.socialMastodon
(Also, the scrolling behaviour is rather unfriendly and barely works on my phone)
Tailscale Exit Nodes for You and Grants for Family Tech Support podfeet.com/blog/2026/10/tails…
podfeet.com
- @SergKoren@writing.exchangeMastodon
Playing around with NFC tags and the iPhone.
- @strypey@mastodon.nzoss.nzMastodon
For a long time I've been very selective about what tech I use, based on strict ethical principles (scroll down here); disintermedia.net.nz/about/ I want to use, promote, and support the development of tech that meets as many of these principles as possible. A few years ago I came across a blog piece using the tongue-in-cheek term 'tech vegan' to describe this; nolanlawson.com/2019/05/31/tec… But a better term might be 'tech Amish', or even 'neo-luddite'. (1/?) #TechAmish #TechVegans #TechEthics
disintermedia.net.nz About Disintermedia.net.nz
- @edent.telBluesky
New blog post: Some quick thoughts on Unit Testing ActivityPub https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2026/10/some-thoughts-on-unit-testing-activitypub/ I'll be radically honest here - I never really got the idea of "Test Driven Development". I'm much more of a "telnet into production and damn the …
shkspr.mobi Some quick thoughts on Unit Testing ActivityPub
- @maximum-arson.gayBluesky
>try finally installing limux on my oldass laptop >wow mint is so nice and simple and easy! im getting that >figure out the drivers situation, it fixed itself quickly and everything started working >hmm let me get a vpn >go through two hours of pain and guides telling you to consult chatgpt nah
- @chickyholic.bsky.socialBluesky
Ye gods - he really is a bitter, vindictive man !
- @queenrayna1337.bsky.socialBluesky
Linux isn’t even that hard to use necessarily. I mean yeah some distros like Arch or Gentoo are more advanced, but there’s tons of user-friendly distros like Fedora, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Zorin OS, Elementary OS, Pop! OS, etc.
- @acelineart.bsky.socialBluesky
Bluesky works in mysterious ways
- @ricardoautobahn.co.ukBluesky
Nothing dates quicker than the cutting edge #totp
- @eleanor.lockhart.contactBluesky
Anyone else really hate their default mode network
- @dajb@social.coopMastodon
Very much specific to my use case, but here's 'Quire' to extend PaperWM a bit: framagit.org/dajbelshaw/quire
framagit.org Doug Belshaw / quire · GitLab
- @porkkalo.bsky.socialBluesky
This is why my router is an old SFF ex-corporate PC I bought on eBay for $75
- @meanoldbitch.bsky.socialBluesky
I know some of you are gonna find this hard to believe, but I never use a draft folder. Everything you see is going directly from my demented little mind to my fingers and popping up on your feed.
- @anthropy@mastodon.derg.nzMastodon
gitlab.steamos.cloud/SteamHard… steam frame CAD files :drgn_sparkle:
gitlab.steamos.cloud Steam Hardware / Steam Frame · GitLab
- @symbo1ics.bsky.socialBluesky
as predicted gonna be thousands of these. made by non-domain-experts. all incompatible. all differently buggy. we live in the worst of all worlds.
- @jamescherti@mastodon.socialMastodon
Configuring #Debian #Linux to run smoothly on an older desktop computer: jamescherti.com/how-configure-…
jamescherti.com Configuring Debian to run smoothly on an older desktop computer
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