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  1. @garritfra I was like that a while back but after getting used to the split keyboard I had to make an extra one for the office because I can't code on anything else 😂

  2. @garritfra related to your "I won't buy a YubiKey" from garrit.xyz/posts/2023-03-21-i-

    First: #YubiKey is only one company who sells #FIDO2 compatible devices. So I'd recommend to use "FIDO2" as the open standard instead of product lines of companies. I own a #SoloKeys and it's also providing FIDO2 services.

    Second: my main argument for owning and using a FIDO2 USB device is that this is the only method that protects against #phishing which is one of the most prominent threats these days. #security

  3. I just published v1.0.0 of the IR Rust crate. This is my first ever project that actually hits v1.0!🎉

    github.com/garritfra/qbe-rs/re

  4. @garritfra It may have simulink, which I'm not real familiar with but if it's doing graphical simulations that might explain it. Be sure to warn her that #Mathworks will spam her regularly once she installs #MATLab. Also warn her that the commandline linux version is glitchly & sometimes the engine only runs properly in the GUI. She should pressure the school to switch to #GNUOctave.

  5. @garritfra
    Agree. #Influencers in #Australia were recruited in January this year with super creepy #billboards and #advertising.

    We believe that many influencers were recruited at this time to push #Zoom because when #COVID19 arrived here the media and #celebrities instantly were forcing "zoom" into the lexicon.

    Reminds of how #Hollywood inject #smoking glorification into almost every show. The smoker, shown thrice, is almost always a sexy/confident hero.

    #brainwashing #psychicDriving

  6. Here's how we (@garritfra & myself (@RyuKurisu)) came up with the name : initially I was thinking of calling it Kilimanjaro Linux, because "desktop linux" + "tabletop mountain". But in a thread started by Garrit he came with the suggestion Pyrenee Linux, which I quite liked.

    For those interested in the history of this project, you can find the thread here: fosstodon.org/@RyuKurisu/10723

  7. 🔧✨ Oh joy, yet another terminal tool from #GitHub that's trying to be relevant by slapping on Vim keybindings as if it’s a hot sauce 🌶️ for instant spice. Because, clearly, the world was desperately in need of a way to edit spreadsheets in the terminal with all the elegance of a ✨1980s text editor. 😆
    github.com/garritfra/cell #terminaltools #VimKeybindings #spreadsheetediting #retrotech #HackerNews #ngated

  8. 🔧✨ Oh joy, yet another terminal tool from #GitHub that's trying to be relevant by slapping on Vim keybindings as if it’s a hot sauce 🌶️ for instant spice. Because, clearly, the world was desperately in need of a way to edit spreadsheets in the terminal with all the elegance of a ✨1980s text editor. 😆
    github.com/garritfra/cell #terminaltools #VimKeybindings #spreadsheetediting #retrotech #HackerNews #ngated

  9. 🔧✨ Oh joy, yet another terminal tool from #GitHub that's trying to be relevant by slapping on Vim keybindings as if it’s a hot sauce 🌶️ for instant spice. Because, clearly, the world was desperately in need of a way to edit spreadsheets in the terminal with all the elegance of a ✨1980s text editor. 😆
    github.com/garritfra/cell #terminaltools #VimKeybindings #spreadsheetediting #retrotech #HackerNews #ngated

  10. 🔧✨ Oh joy, yet another terminal tool from #GitHub that's trying to be relevant by slapping on Vim keybindings as if it’s a hot sauce 🌶️ for instant spice. Because, clearly, the world was desperately in need of a way to edit spreadsheets in the terminal with all the elegance of a ✨1980s text editor. 😆
    github.com/garritfra/cell #terminaltools #VimKeybindings #spreadsheetediting #retrotech #HackerNews #ngated

  11. 🔧✨ Oh joy, yet another terminal tool from #GitHub that's trying to be relevant by slapping on Vim keybindings as if it’s a hot sauce 🌶️ for instant spice. Because, clearly, the world was desperately in need of a way to edit spreadsheets in the terminal with all the elegance of a ✨1980s text editor. 😆
    github.com/garritfra/cell #terminaltools #VimKeybindings #spreadsheetediting #retrotech #HackerNews #ngated

  12. First time participating in a race post-covid. Nailed my pace goal, super happy with the results! 🥳

    strava.app.link/0LrlXdKdfKb

  13. First time participating in a race post-covid. Nailed my pace goal, super happy with the results! 🥳

    strava.app.link/0LrlXdKdfKb

    #running #nachtlauf

  14. First time participating in a race post-covid. Nailed my pace goal, super happy with the results! 🥳

    strava.app.link/0LrlXdKdfKb

    #running #nachtlauf

  15. First time participating in a race post-covid. Nailed my pace goal, super happy with the results! 🥳

    strava.app.link/0LrlXdKdfKb

    #running #nachtlauf

  16. First time participating in a race post-covid. Nailed my pace goal, super happy with the results! 🥳

    strava.app.link/0LrlXdKdfKb

    #running #nachtlauf

  17. @mhamzahkhan good luck!🙌 Just finished my days ago. 🙂

  18. Today's lesson: has a lot of management overhead when operated in cluster mode. Switching to next monday, as it seems to scale a lot easier.

  19. I know this software is very bloated, but gives me an IDE-like feeling without needing to install any plugins. I'll try it out for a few days and see if the drop in performance bothers me...

  20. Let me jump on this train.

    @alcinnz offers people free hosting on his home server.

    This should be a thing. Hit me up if you want to deploy a website, and I'll arrange some space for you on my server.

  21. by migrating one of my services to my new infrastructure.

    Traefik continuously tries to fetch letsencrypt certificates as soon as a router configured for TLS is created, but I haven't flipped the switch in my domain registrar.

    What happens if you continuously request certificates without being able to answer the ACME challenge?

    *Say it with me*:
    RATE LIMITING!

  22. @Linux_in_a_Bit old post of mine, but I think it fits here quite nicely.

    6 reasons the Fediverse is better than regular social media:

    garrit.xyz/posts/2021-01-18-re

  23. Keeping this shell snippet for later.

    Sum up entire coding history (from a data dump):

    cat wakatime_export.json | jq ".days[] | {grand_total} | .grand_total | .decimal" | sed s/\"//g | paste -sd+ - | bc

    I "wasted" (at least) 1325 hours on programming, since 2017 🤯

  24. I know this software is very bloated, but #spacevim gives me an IDE-like feeling without needing to install any plugins. I'll try it out for a few days and see if the drop in performance bothers me...