Gravatar is one of those ancient internet services that always makes me wonder that it is still working and kicking.

I just looooove to send gerber for manufacturing at Jlcpcb that quote has to be corrected (and more has to be paid). Not their fault, but mine. I seriously need to learn their quote interface better.

What's happening in Venezuela is beyond words. Indeed, this situation has persisted since Hugo Chavez's leadership, but it's notable that the current government has shed any inhibitions about openly displaying its true nature. And highlights well why technologies like Nostr is a must. And messengers like Jami, Simplex or even Matrix to have some measure of privacy. Defend the right to stand up for yourself and the freedom to critique politicians with your life. No government must ever be trusted. They are just managers, not saviors. View quoted note →

Watching artistic gymnastics is strangely soothing.

Going to build my first custom-made keyboard with a Corne. Just bought Gateron Beer switches... let's see if that works out.

It's disappointing to experience this issue with Samsung services on my S23: the Store doesn't display the updates it just alerted me to, and the spinner that never ends indicates a possible delay or congestion. Remarkable, F-Droid, a repository sustained by volunteer efforts and donations, works better than this... contraption from the almighty Samsung. If Samsung is not willing to actually invest in their own software and infrastructure, please, just dump everything on Play Store and be gone with it!

With this whole CrowdStrike shitshow with Windows, I wonder how many people are dying because of this. After all, it isn't just airports and banks and such, but there's also hospitals and emergency dispatch services that went down. This piece of software, intended to bring security to companies, inadvertently caused greater financial and material harm to customers WAAAAAAY beyond any external attacks typically inflict. Be aware giving kernel-level access to pseudo-security garbage sold to clueless IT managers. That's the lesson here. #linux #opensource

Watching the slow decline of Firefox over the past 15 years has been like watching the final breaths of a beloved pet. Now I'm with Brave, and happy. But I can't deny that uneasiness feeling that we may end up with just Chromium derivatives and Webkit.

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