pleroma.debian.social

pleroma.debian.social

werdahias (tired) | @werdahias@pleroma.debian.social

Debian Developer. EE student.
Likes hiking, reading and free software.
#RightToRepair
"Freiheit ist immer Freiheit des anders Denkenden." - Rosa Luxemburg

The protomolecule knew what it was doing

WHY IS VENUS AN
EXCELLENT PLACE FOR A STARTUP?
- NO TAXES
- FREE HEATING
- DAY LASTS 5,832 HOURS
- IMMENSE PRESSURE
- TOXIC ATMOSPHERE

Back in May 2019, we said goodbye to SVN and Bugzilla and migrated to Git and GitHub [1]. Since then, we accumulated 188 repositories. 🙀

We're now making a list to decide which ones we're moving to @Codeberg and which are going to be archived and left behind.

While we're doing that, we signed NLnet Labs up as a Codeberg e.V. member!

[1] https://lists.nlnetlabs.nl/pipermail/unbound-users/2019-April/006130.html

Screenshot of the unbound-users mailing list announcement on the migration to GitHub in 2019.

Depol
Muss man ja from sein dass die Faschos an keiner Regierung beteiligt sind

Circuit Textbooks: There are active parts and passive parts.

Reality: There are Preview parts, Active parts, Not-Recommended-for New-Design parts, Last-Time-Buy parts, and End-of-Life parts.

Spent 2 h hand-tuning the lengths of 4 ethernet differential pairs in KiCad, feels a bit like aligning magic pathways so the magic can flow.

@camelia I'd wait until the breaking change, feel free to text me here or at myusername@debian.org

@anarchiv you know, I was God once

"Women of the World Unite! International Women's Day"

mural in Jakarta, Indonesia

Mural on a wall of a figure holding a hammer, a women's symbol and the words "Women of the World Unite! International Women's Day"

Ah, yes, the kurwa display.

A screenshot from a Kingbright datasheet.

Trans women are women! Happy Women's Day!

Trans women are women! Happy Women's Day! (With image with silhouettes of women)

@fanden the soldermask stuff can be just cleaned off, but the connector on the left has 2 broken solder joints. That must be fixed

The awesome @kicad team did release 10.0.0-rc2 today.
There were plenty of bugfixes since the rc1 release. Lets see if this rc2 can become the new stable version.

https://www.kicad.org/blog/2026/03/KiCad-Version-10.0.0-Release-Candidate-2-Available/

Saw this on my way home from @hackeriet , the kids are all right

sign that says fuck grok

@camelia @debacle LMK if you want to get this into Debian proper

Computing in the year 2029 as depicted in UNIX WORLD magazine, 1985.

Retro-futuristic scene of a woman with a silver bob haircut in a white outfit firing rainbow laser beams toward three computer monitors, with a wall calendar reading “March 1, 2029.”

@debacle @camelia you'll also want Depends: ${python3:Depnds} and build-depend on dh-python

No JLC, component placement is not correct 😂

A close-up shot of a small, fluffy kitten being petted on the head. Text overlay says: "He will never have to create a LinkedIn profile. An email will never find him."

Today in Labor History March 5, 1871: Rosa Luxemburg (1871-1919) was born in Zamosc, Poland. Together with Karl Liebknecht, she helped found the radical Spartacus League in 1916. The Spartacists and other leftwing Council Communists launched an uprising to replace the Social Democratic government with a communist one. Many of the workers obtained arms. They tried, but failed, to get the support of the Navy, which remained neutral in the conflict. However, the Social Democrats got the anti-Communist Freikorps paramilitary to fight for their side. Many of the ultranationalist Freikorps members were suffering from PTSD from WWI. Many went onto to become members of the Nazi Party and served in the SS. The Freikorps had weapons and military equipment leftover from WWI and were able to quash the uprising within a week. Up to 200 people died in the fighting, including 17 Freikorps soldiers. The Social Democrats captured, beat and executed Liebknecht and Luxemburg.

Black and white portrait of Luxemburg wearing a white, long sleeve blouse. By Unknown author - Appeal to support the publication of ‘The Complete Works of Rosa Luxemburg’ in English, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=2595244

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