@freddy @zanko@fosstodon.org What would you recommend as an alternative?
@tychi I didn't deploy any code but I did over expand a thin provisioned VM and take down it's ESXI host.
@kambing Because 15 years ago twitter was the first, you could tweet using short cell number, and it was open minded platform for sharing positive thingies. It is good for mass informing followers about some important news, like software releases, servers downs and ups and so on. It's only in like last five years it turned into total twatter and took political leaning.
Has anyone had a look at this #humblebundle ? https://www.humblebundle.com/books/circuits-electronics-morgan-claypool-books?hmb_source=navbar&hmb_medium=product_tile&hmb_campaign=tile_index_6 I've been trying to dive more into tinkering with electronics but I'm not sure if these will be above my level or just regurgitated information available else where.
@the_auditor @PINE64 @ewintr@fosstodon.org I'm not seeing one pine related under the fostdon account that pops up. Is it another account?
@PINE64 @postmarketOS @JF dammit! Pine64 I now need to buy a pinephone , pinecube, pinecil , pinetime and a rockpro64 . Stop making things or my wife will leave me .
On a more serious note a pinephone with 3gb ram and 32gb storage should become the new standard for pinephone .
Nice work guys 👍 looking forward to an update on the pinetab .
@randynose
If only there was someone who's job it was to make sure you secure rights to music used in the promotional.
#Wayland Compositor on #PinePhone vs #X11 Server on #Pinebook Pro @PINE64 ... 262 KB vs 2.2 MB! https://lupyuen.github.io/pinetime-rust-mynewt/articles/wayland
🎉 #keyoxide 0.3.0 released with support for #xmpp proofs
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Many thanks to Sebastian Korotkiewicz for writing the NodeJS proxy service that enables the XMPP identity proofs.
An example of an XMPP proof:
https://keyoxide.org/9f0048ac0b23301e1f77e994909f6bd6f80f485d
@codeHaiku I'm out of the loop. Who bought it out?
@the_auditor @PINE64 I don't but I'm curious to find out...did anyone get back to you privately?
Aspiring System Admin, Software Developer, Network Administrator and/or Cyber Security Professional...in other words one day I'll know what I want to be when I grow up.
For now I tinker.