@phillycodehound did you hear Brian telling Scott on TMS he couldn’t use Amazon’s gaming service because he has a business account? Same darn thing.
@RobUsdin haha yeah
Working on PTIndex and the script that pulls it. Then playing some Rotwood - 2026-03-13_11-25-37
Peertube, MultiTrack Video, random ramblings - Livestream 2026-02-02
Which color was your first computer? 💻 🎨
@Em0nM4stodon dark gray Powerbook 145. i loved it dearly and more than any other laptop i encountered since.
The Last SysAdmin - ssh player@game.disquette.top -p9922
The Fulcrum 🏴☠️ ⛓️💥 🛠️
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"…the #ActivityPub API is one of the most promising areas of #innovation for #thefediverse. This #standardization effort around the client-to-server specification profile of the #W3C ActivityPub recommendation allows a further decoupling of client and server software.
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Unfortunately there is no real consensus on what the #ActivityPubAPI should offer, and there is little coordination between stakeholders, in true grassroots fashion."
https://coding.social/blog/prosocial-web/
Dani's Race with my kids - Livestream 2026-01-01
Givebutter Donation Tracker, Ownchatbot, ramblings - Livestream 2026-02-02
Pain & Game with LogalDeveloper - Swedish candy pain and Armatus demo
Random Ramblings - Livestream 2026-02-05_12-15-40
The Fulcrum 🏴☠️ ⛓️💥 🛠️
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We are firmly convinced that the most imperfect republic is a thousand times better than the most enlightened monarchy.
-- Mikhail Bakunin
Playersettings:
Piefed - Rimu - E05
NodeBB - Julian Lam - E04
Just to show the kind of people are part of #autisticiInventati: At a meeting in Amsterdam a friend came in to warn about an impromptu action because a #fascist was about to speak at an event a couple of blocks away. Dutch speaker started gathering their stuff as our friend was explaining. The non Dutch speakers asked what was going on, and when they found out the Autistici people were the first out the door asking which way the demo was.
@Libby_ Sweet memories :)
FediForum Demo: FediProfile
Andreas Wagner
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Reminder.
FediForum Demo: FediForum Connect
so why I still/again use #slackware is the excellent base collection of packages, the recent versions, no systemd and it's design focused on leaving every piece of software "as is", super simple packaging I can easily add, absolutely ZERO fluff added, absolutely super stable, you can still understand the whole system, no snapflataptpackyum and almost "complete" for my personal taste.
I usually just add some of my fancy CLI tools I like and the container bla and I'm done.
I sometimes wonder why not everyone sees this as one of Slackware's biggest strengths.
installpkg, removepkg and upgradepkg are simple shell scripts that you can actually read and understand. SlackBuilds are just shell scripts too. Then you have SlackBuilds.org: you can use something like sbopkg, build things manually, or do what I do and maintain your own repository with selected packages based on SBo, sometimes using different versions.
There's a lot of flexibility there without adding layers of complexity or sacrificing the stability of the base system. That's one of the things I appreciate most about Slackware.
