@fred yes those ones. They could be for CI! Build fail, red lamp turns on
@fred true. I need to capture some video of it. There are some good animations on the mathmos website. I love the look of their new “safer” models, as well as their tea-light candle powered ones
New blog post: Lavalamps (things that spark joy) https://jmtd.net/log/lavalamps/
Probably uses fewer system resources than slack or discord https://is-a.cat/@ameoverflow/115207737714331848
I have a display which does 4k@60 for displayport input but only 30Hz for HDMI input. How likely is it I can hack things somehow to get 60Hz for the HDMI inputs?
New blog to my reading list: Lowrentius: found whilst looking for headphone repair info. Blog covers solar-power, low-cost computing, right to repair, homelabs, etc.
https://louwrentius.com/pages/contact.html
https://louwrentius.com/pages/contact.html
@thomasadam @brettm “at will” employment means either party can terminate the contract at any time. I don’t know how many states are “at will”. I think New York State is; I think California isn’t.
New blog post: Amiga redux https://jmtd.net/log/amiga/redux/ #amiga
@suihkulokki ah good!
I recently bought an 8bitdo keyboard which comes with a pair of large “Mashable” programmable buttons. I mapped them to shift+ctrl+c and v, which works in my terminal and several apps which want ctrl+c and ignore the extra shift. They are surprisingly handy! Sadly Firefox didn’t.
I recently bought an 8bitdo keyboard which comes with a pair of large “Mashable” programmable buttons. I mapped them to shift+ctrl+c and v, which works in my terminal and several apps which want ctrl+c and ignore the extra shift. They are surprisingly handy! Sadly Firefox didn’t.
Happy 12th anniversary to my last blog post complaining about “persistent” network interface names in Linux. https://jmtd.net/log/puppet_and_interface_names/
Back then, the scheme to guarantee persistence had been changed for the third time.
Today I read the (excellent) Debian trixie release notes, which warn that interface names may change on upgrade…
Back then, the scheme to guarantee persistence had been changed for the third time.
Today I read the (excellent) Debian trixie release notes, which warn that interface names may change on upgrade…
I think I’m finally going to jump on an #amiga pistorm for my A500.
@sre4ever thank you for your suggestions! I've copied them to issues here (where I will track bugs and features for the service): https://salsa.debian.org/chronicles-team/chronicles.debian.org/-/issues