Great reflection of Zak El Fassi about "Command Interface: How Your Device Choice Shapes Power Relations" (I would use #interaction instead of #interface but that is a detail) in which he thinks about #creation and #consumption modes, different devices and their affordances.

Very short to read, long to practice and enjoy.

https://zakelfassi.com/command-interface-device-power

Great reflection of Zak El Fassi about "Command Interface: How Your Device Choice Shapes Power Relations" (I would use #interaction instead of #interface but that is a detail) in which he thinks about #creation and #consumption modes, different devices and their affordances.

Very short to read, long to practice and enjoy.

https://zakelfassi.com/command-interface-device-power

It's time guys, GNOME is good but...

...if you want GNOME to be great, there is a donation button that links to here:

https://donate.gnome.org/

I'll donate to GNOME any time of the day as long they don't spend 40% of the budget for inclusive bathrooms.

#GNOME #Linux #Frontend #UI #Interface #GraphicalInterface #FOSS #OSS #OpenSource #FreeOpenSource #Software #SoftwareDevelopment #Donation #Donate #Danations #GNOMEFoundation #Foundation

i’ve been running dnsmasq (on alpine) as the dhcp for my local network since 2019 and i never had trouble.. hope you can figure it out

# relevant-ish excerpt from my config, although i doubt it helsp anyhow
port=53
listen-address=192.168.250.1,192.168.251.1,2a0d:eb00:8006:1,127.0.0.1
bind-dynamic
#interface=br0
#except-interface=br1,eth1
dhcp-range=interface:br0,192.168.250.24,192.168.250.224,24h
strict-order
# (...)