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  1. 📅 A riveting #saga of the #LD_DEBUG environment variable, last updated in an era when flip phones were cool and #MySpace was relevant. 🕰️ Marvel at the thrilling #mystery of misbehaving libraries as hapless #developers try to wrestle their way out of dependency hell—nine years later, the saga continues with updates for days! 🙄
    bnikolic.co.uk/blog/linux-ld-d #flipphones #dependencyhell #HackerNews #ngated

  2. 📅 A riveting #saga of the #LD_DEBUG environment variable, last updated in an era when flip phones were cool and #MySpace was relevant. 🕰️ Marvel at the thrilling #mystery of misbehaving libraries as hapless #developers try to wrestle their way out of dependency hell—nine years later, the saga continues with updates for days! 🙄
    bnikolic.co.uk/blog/linux-ld-d #flipphones #dependencyhell #HackerNews #ngated

  3. 🚀 Wow, an "awesome" list of #J2ME resources! Because obviously, in 2023, everyone is just itching to develop for a platform that peaked when flip phones were still cool. 📟 Clearly, the future is in retro tech, because who doesn't love a good #challenge against modern convenience? 😂
    github.com/hstsethi/awesome-j2 #RetroTech #AwesomeResources #FlipPhones #HackerNews #ngated

  4. 🚀 Wow, an "awesome" list of #J2ME resources! Because obviously, in 2023, everyone is just itching to develop for a platform that peaked when flip phones were still cool. 📟 Clearly, the future is in retro tech, because who doesn't love a good #challenge against modern convenience? 😂
    github.com/hstsethi/awesome-j2 #RetroTech #AwesomeResources #FlipPhones #HackerNews #ngated

  5. 🚀 Wow, an "awesome" list of #J2ME resources! Because obviously, in 2023, everyone is just itching to develop for a platform that peaked when flip phones were still cool. 📟 Clearly, the future is in retro tech, because who doesn't love a good #challenge against modern convenience? 😂
    github.com/hstsethi/awesome-j2 #RetroTech #AwesomeResources #FlipPhones #HackerNews #ngated

  6. 🚀 Ah yes, let's sprinkle some XSLT 3.0 on the web platform because nothing screams #innovation like a technology last updated when flip phones were cutting-edge. 😏 Surely GitHub's #AI can transform this relic into the pinnacle of modern web development. 🤖🎉
    github.com/whatwg/html/issues/ #XSLT3 #webdevelopment #GitHub #flipphones #HackerNews #ngated

  7. 🚀 Ah yes, let's sprinkle some XSLT 3.0 on the web platform because nothing screams #innovation like a technology last updated when flip phones were cutting-edge. 😏 Surely GitHub's #AI can transform this relic into the pinnacle of modern web development. 🤖🎉
    github.com/whatwg/html/issues/ #XSLT3 #webdevelopment #GitHub #flipphones #HackerNews #ngated

  8. 🚀 Ah yes, let's sprinkle some XSLT 3.0 on the web platform because nothing screams #innovation like a technology last updated when flip phones were cutting-edge. 😏 Surely GitHub's #AI can transform this relic into the pinnacle of modern web development. 🤖🎉
    github.com/whatwg/html/issues/ #XSLT3 #webdevelopment #GitHub #flipphones #HackerNews #ngated

  9. 🚀 Ah yes, let's sprinkle some XSLT 3.0 on the web platform because nothing screams #innovation like a technology last updated when flip phones were cutting-edge. 😏 Surely GitHub's #AI can transform this relic into the pinnacle of modern web development. 🤖🎉
    github.com/whatwg/html/issues/ #XSLT3 #webdevelopment #GitHub #flipphones #HackerNews #ngated

  10. 🚀 Oh joy, because what the world really needs is to revive ancient flip phone typing on #Linux. 🤦‍♂️ FoxMosslibt9 is here to help you relive those glory days of T9, because who doesn't love torturing their thumbs in 2023? 🦖
    github.com/FoxMoss/libt9 #flipphones #nostalgia #T9typing #techhumor #retro #HackerNews #ngated

  11. 🚀 Oh joy, because what the world really needs is to revive ancient flip phone typing on #Linux. 🤦‍♂️ FoxMosslibt9 is here to help you relive those glory days of T9, because who doesn't love torturing their thumbs in 2023? 🦖
    github.com/FoxMoss/libt9 #flipphones #nostalgia #T9typing #techhumor #retro #HackerNews #ngated

  12. Now in College, #LudditeTeens Still Don’t Want Your Likes

    Three years after starting a club meant to fight #SocialMedia’s grip on young people, many original members are holding firm and gaining new converts.

    By Alex Vadukul
    Jan. 30, 2025

    "Biruk Watling, a college sophomore wearing a baggy coat and purple fingerless gloves, walked the chilly campus of Temple University in #Philadelphia on a recent afternoon to recruit new members to her club.
    She taped a flier to a pole: '#JoinTheLudditeClub For #MeaningfulConnections.' Down the block, she posted another one: 'Do You Desire a Healthier Relationship With Technology, Especially Social Media? The Luddite Club Welcomes You and Your Ideas.'

    "When a student approached, Ms. Watling dove into her pitch.

    "'Our club promotes #ConsciousConsumption of #technology,' she said. 'We’re for #HumanConnection. I’m one of the first members of the original Luddite Club in #Brooklyn. Now I’m trying to start it in #Philly.

    "She pulled out a #FlipPhone, mystifying her recruit.

    "'We use these,' she said. 'This has been the most freeing experience of my life.'
    If Ms. Watling had a missionary’s zeal, it was because she wasn’t just promoting a student club, but an approach to modern life that profoundly changed her two years ago, when she helped form the Luddite Club as a high school student in New York.

    "But that was then, back when things were simpler, before she had embarked on the more independent life of a college student and found herself having to navigate QR codes, two-factor-identification logins, dating apps and other digital staples of campus life.

    "The #LudditeClub was the subject of an article I wrote in 2022 — a story that, ironically, went viral. It told of how a group of teenage tech skeptics from Edward R. Murrow High School in Brooklyn and a few other schools in the city gathered on weekends in Prospect Park to enjoy some time together away from the machine.

    "They #sketched and #painted side by side. They read quietly, favoring works by #Dostoyevsky, #Kerouac and #Vonnegut. They sat on logs and groused about how #TikTok was dumbing down their generation. Their flip phones were decorated with stickers and nail polish.

    "Readers inspired by their message responded in hundreds of emails and comments. Reporters from Germany, Brazil, Japan and elsewhere flooded my inbox, asking me how to reach these students who were so hard to track down online. Snarky Reddit threads and think pieces sprouted. #RalphNader endorsed the club in an opinion essay, writing: 'This is a rebellion that needs support and diffusion.'"

    Read more:
    nytimes.com/2025/01/30/style/l

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/
    #SolarPunkSunday #Nature #NeoLuddite #Luddites #LessScreenTime #MoreBoardGames #MoreGreenTime #MoreOutdoorTime #FlipPhones #MoreBooks #ResistTheMachine

  13. Now in College, #LudditeTeens Still Don’t Want Your Likes

    Three years after starting a club meant to fight #SocialMedia’s grip on young people, many original members are holding firm and gaining new converts.

    By Alex Vadukul
    Jan. 30, 2025

    "Biruk Watling, a college sophomore wearing a baggy coat and purple fingerless gloves, walked the chilly campus of Temple University in #Philadelphia on a recent afternoon to recruit new members to her club.
    She taped a flier to a pole: '#JoinTheLudditeClub For #MeaningfulConnections.' Down the block, she posted another one: 'Do You Desire a Healthier Relationship With Technology, Especially Social Media? The Luddite Club Welcomes You and Your Ideas.'

    "When a student approached, Ms. Watling dove into her pitch.

    "'Our club promotes #ConsciousConsumption of #technology,' she said. 'We’re for #HumanConnection. I’m one of the first members of the original Luddite Club in #Brooklyn. Now I’m trying to start it in #Philly.

    "She pulled out a #FlipPhone, mystifying her recruit.

    "'We use these,' she said. 'This has been the most freeing experience of my life.'
    If Ms. Watling had a missionary’s zeal, it was because she wasn’t just promoting a student club, but an approach to modern life that profoundly changed her two years ago, when she helped form the Luddite Club as a high school student in New York.

    "But that was then, back when things were simpler, before she had embarked on the more independent life of a college student and found herself having to navigate QR codes, two-factor-identification logins, dating apps and other digital staples of campus life.

    "The #LudditeClub was the subject of an article I wrote in 2022 — a story that, ironically, went viral. It told of how a group of teenage tech skeptics from Edward R. Murrow High School in Brooklyn and a few other schools in the city gathered on weekends in Prospect Park to enjoy some time together away from the machine.

    "They #sketched and #painted side by side. They read quietly, favoring works by #Dostoyevsky, #Kerouac and #Vonnegut. They sat on logs and groused about how #TikTok was dumbing down their generation. Their flip phones were decorated with stickers and nail polish.

    "Readers inspired by their message responded in hundreds of emails and comments. Reporters from Germany, Brazil, Japan and elsewhere flooded my inbox, asking me how to reach these students who were so hard to track down online. Snarky Reddit threads and think pieces sprouted. #RalphNader endorsed the club in an opinion essay, writing: 'This is a rebellion that needs support and diffusion.'"

    Read more:
    nytimes.com/2025/01/30/style/l

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/
    #SolarPunkSunday #Nature #NeoLuddite #Luddites #LessScreenTime #MoreBoardGames #MoreGreenTime #MoreOutdoorTime #FlipPhones #MoreBooks #ResistTheMachine

  14. Now in College, #LudditeTeens Still Don’t Want Your Likes

    Three years after starting a club meant to fight #SocialMedia’s grip on young people, many original members are holding firm and gaining new converts.

    By Alex Vadukul
    Jan. 30, 2025

    "Biruk Watling, a college sophomore wearing a baggy coat and purple fingerless gloves, walked the chilly campus of Temple University in #Philadelphia on a recent afternoon to recruit new members to her club.
    She taped a flier to a pole: '#JoinTheLudditeClub For #MeaningfulConnections.' Down the block, she posted another one: 'Do You Desire a Healthier Relationship With Technology, Especially Social Media? The Luddite Club Welcomes You and Your Ideas.'

    "When a student approached, Ms. Watling dove into her pitch.

    "'Our club promotes #ConsciousConsumption of #technology,' she said. 'We’re for #HumanConnection. I’m one of the first members of the original Luddite Club in #Brooklyn. Now I’m trying to start it in #Philly.

    "She pulled out a #FlipPhone, mystifying her recruit.

    "'We use these,' she said. 'This has been the most freeing experience of my life.'
    If Ms. Watling had a missionary’s zeal, it was because she wasn’t just promoting a student club, but an approach to modern life that profoundly changed her two years ago, when she helped form the Luddite Club as a high school student in New York.

    "But that was then, back when things were simpler, before she had embarked on the more independent life of a college student and found herself having to navigate QR codes, two-factor-identification logins, dating apps and other digital staples of campus life.

    "The #LudditeClub was the subject of an article I wrote in 2022 — a story that, ironically, went viral. It told of how a group of teenage tech skeptics from Edward R. Murrow High School in Brooklyn and a few other schools in the city gathered on weekends in Prospect Park to enjoy some time together away from the machine.

    "They #sketched and #painted side by side. They read quietly, favoring works by #Dostoyevsky, #Kerouac and #Vonnegut. They sat on logs and groused about how #TikTok was dumbing down their generation. Their flip phones were decorated with stickers and nail polish.

    "Readers inspired by their message responded in hundreds of emails and comments. Reporters from Germany, Brazil, Japan and elsewhere flooded my inbox, asking me how to reach these students who were so hard to track down online. Snarky Reddit threads and think pieces sprouted. #RalphNader endorsed the club in an opinion essay, writing: 'This is a rebellion that needs support and diffusion.'"

    Read more:
    nytimes.com/2025/01/30/style/l

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/
    #SolarPunkSunday #Nature #NeoLuddite #Luddites #LessScreenTime #MoreBoardGames #MoreGreenTime #MoreOutdoorTime #FlipPhones #MoreBooks #ResistTheMachine

  15. Now in College, #LudditeTeens Still Don’t Want Your Likes

    Three years after starting a club meant to fight #SocialMedia’s grip on young people, many original members are holding firm and gaining new converts.

    By Alex Vadukul
    Jan. 30, 2025

    "Biruk Watling, a college sophomore wearing a baggy coat and purple fingerless gloves, walked the chilly campus of Temple University in #Philadelphia on a recent afternoon to recruit new members to her club.
    She taped a flier to a pole: '#JoinTheLudditeClub For #MeaningfulConnections.' Down the block, she posted another one: 'Do You Desire a Healthier Relationship With Technology, Especially Social Media? The Luddite Club Welcomes You and Your Ideas.'

    "When a student approached, Ms. Watling dove into her pitch.

    "'Our club promotes #ConsciousConsumption of #technology,' she said. 'We’re for #HumanConnection. I’m one of the first members of the original Luddite Club in #Brooklyn. Now I’m trying to start it in #Philly.

    "She pulled out a #FlipPhone, mystifying her recruit.

    "'We use these,' she said. 'This has been the most freeing experience of my life.'
    If Ms. Watling had a missionary’s zeal, it was because she wasn’t just promoting a student club, but an approach to modern life that profoundly changed her two years ago, when she helped form the Luddite Club as a high school student in New York.

    "But that was then, back when things were simpler, before she had embarked on the more independent life of a college student and found herself having to navigate QR codes, two-factor-identification logins, dating apps and other digital staples of campus life.

    "The #LudditeClub was the subject of an article I wrote in 2022 — a story that, ironically, went viral. It told of how a group of teenage tech skeptics from Edward R. Murrow High School in Brooklyn and a few other schools in the city gathered on weekends in Prospect Park to enjoy some time together away from the machine.

    "They #sketched and #painted side by side. They read quietly, favoring works by #Dostoyevsky, #Kerouac and #Vonnegut. They sat on logs and groused about how #TikTok was dumbing down their generation. Their flip phones were decorated with stickers and nail polish.

    "Readers inspired by their message responded in hundreds of emails and comments. Reporters from Germany, Brazil, Japan and elsewhere flooded my inbox, asking me how to reach these students who were so hard to track down online. Snarky Reddit threads and think pieces sprouted. #RalphNader endorsed the club in an opinion essay, writing: 'This is a rebellion that needs support and diffusion.'"

    Read more:
    nytimes.com/2025/01/30/style/l

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/
    #SolarPunkSunday #Nature #NeoLuddite #Luddites #LessScreenTime #MoreBoardGames #MoreGreenTime #MoreOutdoorTime #FlipPhones #MoreBooks #ResistTheMachine

  16. Now in College, #LudditeTeens Still Don’t Want Your Likes

    Three years after starting a club meant to fight #SocialMedia’s grip on young people, many original members are holding firm and gaining new converts.

    By Alex Vadukul
    Jan. 30, 2025

    "Biruk Watling, a college sophomore wearing a baggy coat and purple fingerless gloves, walked the chilly campus of Temple University in #Philadelphia on a recent afternoon to recruit new members to her club.
    She taped a flier to a pole: '#JoinTheLudditeClub For #MeaningfulConnections.' Down the block, she posted another one: 'Do You Desire a Healthier Relationship With Technology, Especially Social Media? The Luddite Club Welcomes You and Your Ideas.'

    "When a student approached, Ms. Watling dove into her pitch.

    "'Our club promotes #ConsciousConsumption of #technology,' she said. 'We’re for #HumanConnection. I’m one of the first members of the original Luddite Club in #Brooklyn. Now I’m trying to start it in #Philly.

    "She pulled out a #FlipPhone, mystifying her recruit.

    "'We use these,' she said. 'This has been the most freeing experience of my life.'
    If Ms. Watling had a missionary’s zeal, it was because she wasn’t just promoting a student club, but an approach to modern life that profoundly changed her two years ago, when she helped form the Luddite Club as a high school student in New York.

    "But that was then, back when things were simpler, before she had embarked on the more independent life of a college student and found herself having to navigate QR codes, two-factor-identification logins, dating apps and other digital staples of campus life.

    "The #LudditeClub was the subject of an article I wrote in 2022 — a story that, ironically, went viral. It told of how a group of teenage tech skeptics from Edward R. Murrow High School in Brooklyn and a few other schools in the city gathered on weekends in Prospect Park to enjoy some time together away from the machine.

    "They #sketched and #painted side by side. They read quietly, favoring works by #Dostoyevsky, #Kerouac and #Vonnegut. They sat on logs and groused about how #TikTok was dumbing down their generation. Their flip phones were decorated with stickers and nail polish.

    "Readers inspired by their message responded in hundreds of emails and comments. Reporters from Germany, Brazil, Japan and elsewhere flooded my inbox, asking me how to reach these students who were so hard to track down online. Snarky Reddit threads and think pieces sprouted. #RalphNader endorsed the club in an opinion essay, writing: 'This is a rebellion that needs support and diffusion.'"

    Read more:
    nytimes.com/2025/01/30/style/l

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/
    #SolarPunkSunday #Nature #NeoLuddite #Luddites #LessScreenTime #MoreBoardGames #MoreGreenTime #MoreOutdoorTime #FlipPhones #MoreBooks #ResistTheMachine

  17. MediaTek Dimensity 7300 and 7300X chips are 4nm processors with 4 Cortex-A78 cores, 4 Cortex-A55 cores, Mali-G615 graphics, WiFi 6E, and up to 200MP camera support. The 7300X is also optimized for dual-screen flip phones. buff.ly/4bwCuTT

  18. MediaTek Dimensity 7300 and 7300X chips are 4nm processors with 4 Cortex-A78 cores, 4 Cortex-A55 cores, Mali-G615 graphics, WiFi 6E, and up to 200MP camera support. The 7300X is also optimized for dual-screen flip phones. buff.ly/4bwCuTT #MediaTek #Dimensity7300 #Dimensity7300X #chips #FlipPhones #Foldables