pleroma.debian.social

pleroma.debian.social

disaster2life | @disaster2life@pleroma.debian.social

Internet weirdo, F/OSS enjoyer, Debian Culter, pursuing a degree by day, spending my nights sleepless :p; feel free to reach out, and have a great day!

(Profile Picture and Banner are from Doki Doki Universe)

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The Eurostar Logo, below the "a Star Alliance member" byline

love being s sleep deprived my fight or flight keeps engaging over a notification chime

No, you don't get to ask a question and tell me to shut up in the same statement. Learn some fucking manners while you're in timeout.

Debian India congratulates Debian Argentina @debian_ar on hosting the annual Debian conference DebConf26 in Santa Fe, Argentina.

DebConf26 schedule is available at https://debconf26.debconf.org/schedule/ and you can follow the event remotely through live streams from each talk room in https://debconf26.debconf.org/

#DebConf #DebConf26 #Debian #DebianIndia #FreeSoftware #OpenSource
DebConf26 logo with a Capybara with specs. DebConf'26 Santa Fe | Argentina is written.

"Poetry Event" by disaster2life in Elsewhere https://debconf26.debconf.org/talks/126-poetry-event/

"Is this repo manually coded? If it's manually coded you're being left behind."

Ma'am, that is a twenty five thousand LoC slab of C++ code. It targets a console designed twenty two years ago and discontinued twelve years ago. It is an amalgamation of the work of several developers, forked, patched, reformatted, strained, and ultimately inexorably joined in an unholy Make ruleset. Market economics had no hand in the creation of this abhorrence. The fact that this project exists proves that God is either impotent to alter His universe or ignorant to the horrors taking place in his kingdom. This prism of code is more than a story point. It is a physical declaration of mankind's contempt for entropy. It is hubris manifest.

We also have an SDL3 port if you would prefer that.

Yesterday at we showed the Debian swirl with the hotel 🏨 rooms. Just a bit of jpeg jitter. 😉

Debian swirl with hotel rooms Debian swirl with hotel rooms and a Little filter.

, you were amazing. On so many different layers and areas, amazing at all of them. For me it's now time to say goodbye (the next conference is calling), but I will keep the place, the people, the laughs and everything here in fond memory. Much much love!

Photo of my luggage: a suitcase with a pullover on top, an open backpack besides it where a purple scarf is visible and one of the lettering has a trans flag in it

@stella ahhhh, do share if you are fine with that

@stella paper or digital?

openSUSE Seeking Additional Corporate Sponsors

While openSUSE is closely aligned with SUSE as a company, they aren't the exclusive sponsor of this free and open-source Linux distribution with its rolling-release Tumbleweed and Leap stable releases. AMD has been a longtime major supporter of openSUSE and the Fastly content delivery company has been another platinum sponsor too besides SUSE. There are also various other lower-tier sponsors while today the openSUSE Projec…
https://www.phoronix.com/news/openSUSE-Needs-More-Sponsors

Hey, everybody? I get that it's frustrating when Codeberg is down. But please remember that it's a community project, and that the expectation of "everything is up 100% of the time" was created by exactly those tech companies that were killing off communities for the past 20 years. 100% uptime was never true before Facebook/Google/etc. came around, not even close.

And it's even more difficult to keep things up nowadays; there is *so much more* malicious traffic coming from the internet now than back then, especially since the rise of LLM scrapers.

So if you want Codeberg to be down less often, might I suggest reaching out to them about volunteering instead? Not right now, because they're probably pretty busy getting things back up, but once things have been stabilized a bit. Then you yourself can help improve the uptime!

#Codeberg

Biblically accurate VLC player

testing some fedi stuff, might just end up using this account for it, ignore the next few posts i guess

DebConf26 welcomes its sponsors! DebConf26, the 27th edition of the Debian conference is taking place at the Facultad de Ingeniería en Ciencias Hídricas of the Universidad Nacional del Litoral, in Santa Fe, Argentina. Thanks to the hard work of its organizers and sponsors! https://bits.debian.org/2026/07/debconf26-welcomes-sponsors.html #07

It's International Non-Binary People's Day!

Celebrated here, on my Pentium with VGAPride.

A beige 90s computer displaying the non-binary flag (four horizontal stripes, of yellow, white, purple, and black)

I made an app that lets you browse the internet on old phones without 2G/3G. BlueWAP is an app for and other supported devices that lets your phone browse WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) and basic HTML sites by connecting to a modern 4G/5G phone over Bluetooth.
https://github.com/gtrxAC/BlueWAP

From left to right:
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 running BlueWAP Server using the J2ME Loader emulator.
Nokia E61i in offline mode, displaying wap.hutch3g.eu via BlueWAP connected to the Note 3.
Nokia 6111 with no GSM signal, displaying gtrxac.fi via BlueWAP connected to the Note 3. Nokia 7390 with no GSM signal, displaying archive.15pmm01.com via BlueWAP. KEmulator nnmod (J2ME emulator for PC) running BlueWAP displaying wap.blamba.de. BlueWAP does not necessarily require Bluetooth if your target device has another way of going online (e.g. Wi-Fi).

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