Michael @fincham@cloudisland.nz

it seems to me that our [1] main goal should be to allow people to spend radically less time using computers (less electricity and fewer resources) without losing most of the interesting capabilities and connections which computers and networks have given us.

[1] by "our" i mean folks who are interested in web zero, gemini, permacomputing, retrocomputing, fediverse, libre software, slow computing, etc.

Running a Docker Host under OpenBSD using vmd(8) https://undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20220922081544 #openbsd #vmd #vmm #docker

rock shop inn cabins sign, near atlantic city, wyoming, 2004

cool MNT Reform DIY experience article with photos https://geeklan.co.uk/?p=2938

WilloE ReAgnus -- the all-in-one Fat Agnus replacement IC, for the Amiga:
https://github.com/nonarkitten/amiga_replacement_project/wiki/Willoe-v0.5-(ReAgnus)

The Timeless Way of Programming
http://tomasp.net/blog/2022/timeless-way/

@fincham but also, isn't trying to do the right thing against an adversary, also part of the hacker ethic?

I mean, a mask is an exploit against the viruses infection vector? It's reverse DDOS for viruses, we're denying it to spread. That's pretty punk.

testing MNT Reform battery/power reporting firmware+SPI kernel driver in development by NanoCodeBug

"Go google it" is horrible advice in an era where search engines' top results are those who game the algorithm the most, and Google tailors different search results to every user.

So if a clueless person searches about topics like transphobia or racism, they might actually find transphobic or racist results, and in the end your "educate yourself, don't bother me" approach actually made it WORSE.