Bradley @goodkinghenry@koyu.space
Hello! I am a 26-year-old male programmer and Linux/FreeBSD system administrator currently in the US. I love nature and would like to share stimulating conversation with like-minded people. Interested in: Embedded C / upcycled hardware / software freedom / naturism / anti-capitalist / if you are some kind of bigot then please block yourself
Joined Oct 2021
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🏔 Atlas der Alpenflora /.
Wien: Eigenthum und Verlag des Deutschen und Oesterr. Alpenvereins, 1882.
http://biodiversitylibrary.org/page/10575076
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Here's a close up of someone's face from Seinfeld
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Things I was wrong about: GNOME desktop.
It's really sharp.
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this is your occasional reminder that libraries are good and provide many free services that may be useful to you and are certainly useful to people in your community.
find out what your library does and support them if you can (not by donating books if you have better options they usually don't have good things to do with donated books).
many libraries get funding based on how much they're used so, you know, go to the library.
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Here's a close up of someone's face from Seinfeld
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Here's a close up of someone's face from Seinfeld
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🍄 Nouvel atlas de poche des champignons comestibles et vénéneux.
Paris, Léon Lhome, 1911-1912.
http://biodiversitylibrary.org/page/2979235
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Over the past five years, anarchists and anti-fascists have made an admirable effort to slow the escalation of violence.
Unfortunately, the Rittenhouse verdict may exacerbate matters.
Please learn about how to respond to gunshot wounds at demonstrations:
https://crimethinc.com/gunshotwounds
You can also learn about options for body armor:
https://crimethinc.com/bodyarmor
And how street medics can treat common injuries at demonstrations:
If anyone can help me, I would greatly appreciate it! My PC uses LUKS full disk encryption and lost power unsafely, and now the desktop is not displaying properly, which leads me to believe there is some filesystem corruption. How can I identify and/or repair which files are damaged so I can restore the system without having to do a fresh install?
Information: can be perpetually copied and mutated without inducing scarcity.
Capitalists: this is a problem.
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Here's a close up of someone's face from Seinfeld
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Daily reminder that it is unethical to deliberately harm, or withhold a good thing from, another human being for personal gain.
We shouldn't waste our ostensibly ephemeral existences laboring only to further entrench the institutions that compelled us to do so... Life shouldn't be transactional.
haha jk...
Unless...
Gotta go back to the nudist resort to get some of those little phone camera stickers.
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Help, boosts appreciated
I just updated my #Artix installation with #KDE and OpenRC. Now, after a turning my computer on again, all fonts displayed in the KDE app menu, toolbars, etc. are terribly big. I tried to reduce the font size, but it doesn't change anything...
I tried to log in via another user, but I have the same issue, so it's not a user-configuration problem.
Anyone here who ran into the same problem ?
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Centralised messenger Signal has just announced that they are making part of their server software closed source. They claim it is to fight spam, but by using closed source they make it impossible for outsiders to verify the truth. This is worrying.
We really, really need a fully open, decentralised alternative to Signal.
There are several alternatives being developed, please support them:
➡️ @snikket_im
➡️ @xmpp
➡️ @matrix
➡️ @delta
➡️ @briar
➡️ @Jami
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Signal is making a part of their server source code proprietary software:
"To keep Signal a free global communication service without spam, we must depart from our totally-open posture and develop one piece of the server in private".
Taking into account it's centralized nature and that they don't allow third party clients, Signal seems to be just as bad as other "privacy" oriented companies.
Leave Signal and join a truly private, decentralized and libre protocol like #XMPP
Hello! I am a 26-year-old male programmer and Linux/FreeBSD system administrator currently in the US. I love nature and would like to share stimulating conversation with like-minded people. Interested in: Embedded C / upcycled hardware / software freedom / naturism / anti-capitalist / if you are some kind of bigot then please block yourself
Joined Oct 2021
