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KonMari Method: Keep only those things that speak to the heart, and discard items that no longer spark joy.
Katamari Method: Roll your stuff up in a ball, put it in space
Who wants to get a bunch of foss nerds together and play Super Tux Party? https://anti.itch.io/super-tux-party
It appears that the old PS3 guitar hero guitars should work with PS4 guitar hero and rock band games. I played a TON of guitar hero back in the mid 00s.
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Burn an image to an SD, boot up and boom you're buying neat games and supporting indie game devs. Would that not be great?
I think it would be neat if itch.io was console-ized. As in they created an OS image and a controller friendly interface for browsing, launching and getting games from their marketplace. Maybe target generic x86 machines and some popular arm boards.
I've decided I'm going to keep my 2 servers (Odroid HC2s) with me and will get them back online at a friends and relatives houses that I stay at over the next couple months. Then they will make the drive to the new city with me in the car. They are too precious to trust movers with them. Plus, I've come to rely on them for so many things and I'd like to keep them online as much as possible.
Alright, living out of a carry-on suitcase has commenced. We aren't out of the house yet but everything is getting packed and we'll start taking it all to a storage unit tomorrow night.
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Alright, here it is: I am going to be making a zine every month this year out of newly public domain materials from 1923. I just launched a Kickstarter for subscriptions, which are capped at 100! Please back and share :) https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/887675031/1923-a-monthly-zine-of-public-domain-treasures
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Also, here's a general online security guide that I wrote
https://write.as/sts10/digital-security-guide-for-friends-and-loved-ones
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Hey kiddos if the large password breach[1][2] has you worried about your re-use of passwords, it may be time to start using a password manager.
While 1Password[3] and LastPass[4] are fine choices, I prefer KeePassXC
Official site: https://keepassxc.org/
Official quick-start guide: https://keepassxc.org/quickstart/
My getting-started guide: https://sts10.github.io/2017/06/27/keepassxc-setup-guide.html
[1] https://www.troyhunt.com/the-773-million-record-collection-1-data-reach/
[2] https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2019/01/hacked-and-dumped-online-773-million-records-with-plaintext-passwords/
[3] 1Password guide https://medium.com/@mshelton/introduction-to-password-managers-5e15baa8b26e
[4] LP guide https://medium.com/@mshelton/lastpass-for-beginners-e921f35d4114
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sha1sum fileA fileB # Check if fileA and fileB have the same contents. If they do, the long hex value prefixing each file name would be the same. May seem obvious for many of you, but for people new to the CLI, they may not even know this is possible.
Trying to pack all of my SBCs and computer and electronic components so they won't get damaged by movers. Got some small parts organization boxes from harbor freight and reusing some bubble wrap that was laying around.
The Aliexpress website and account management is utter trash.
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#dlarm, my CLI alarm system for #dwm, is now v0.2.0, which includes colorized output, testing, and a fix for an off-by-one error in the method it uses for guessing at less-than-ideal user input.
(Why, yes, this *is* mostly an excuse to toot about dlarm at a different time of day/for people in different time zones, why do you ask? The r/rust thread for the project is here: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/ag24m3/dlarm_the_cli_alarm_for_dwm_my_first/)
Probably my favorite thing about using brutaldon instead of an app is that I can switch between mobile and desktop seamlessly without having to wade through notifications that I've already received.
The only feature I wish for is loading new toots above the current. Or somehow being able to mark your last read toot and being able to jump back to it after loading new toots. I'm not even sure if that would be possible.
This sounds pretty fun.
EmptyEpsilon - Multiplayer Spaceship Bridge Simulator
Cyberdeck?! Psshhaw. No I'm into cyber...rodents?
A full function computer built into a mouse. Display and keyboard included! He even plays Minecraft on it.
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