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This sounds cool. I tried setting it up, but I can't reach the git repo (might be my corporate firewall having a good time with me). Has anybody else done this and what did you think? Thanks for the article @kyle!

"What Really IRCs Me: Mastodon | Linux Journal"

linuxjournal.com/content/what-

@mike @ndegruchy@fosstodon.org I think of social media like a giant, busy IRC channel I moderate where I can +v any particular person I want to talk to (by following them).

@survivor303@mastodon.social @linuxjournal If your IRC client supports that then yes, I imagine it would be possible. I'm using irssi here.

@survivor303@mastodon.social @linuxjournal It posts a full URL to the media, hosted on the mastodon server, for you to open in a web browser.

What Really IRCs Me: Mastodon
By @kyle
Learn how to use the Mastodon social network platform from the comfort of your regular #IRC client. linuxjournal.com/content/what-

@jameshjacksonjr @cybette Good read indeed. Certainly true for more affluent urban/suburban areas, but not sure how true it is in rural areas where community, family and human contact were already the top priority.

@pkimpton Thanks for checking in. I'm up North so we are on the clear.

And we're back in California. What a difference a few states makes.

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Lessons in Vendor Lock-in: Google and Huawei
by @kyle
What happens when you're locked in to a vendor that's too big to fail, but is on the opposite end of a trade war?

linuxjournal.com/content/lesso

@thibaultamartin I'm sorry, I don't know of any helper libs but maybe other in the community do.

Whenever I cross the continental divide it's a watershed moment.

There's nothing like a road trip to show just how much we overpay for gasoline in California.

Our new Librem Keys are Made in USA! I wrote a brief post on why having an even more secure supply chain is so important. Watching these come off the line is even more mesmerizing than watching my 3D printer. puri.sm/posts/made-in-usa-libr

Today's office is brought to you by a lake outside of Lansing.

@fribbledom Maybe another useful follow-up is to ask how much *time* people have donated to free software projects in the past year.

In my opinion code/docs/wiki/community contributions are the real currency in the free software world.

I've been reading @kyle Rankin's Hardening Linux book, and the client chapter confirmed what I suspected, since I've started using Linux, that Linux has security issues as a client OS. The Qubes setup was interesting, but sounds very resource intensive. It also reminds me of how the Unix workstation model was setup, when I was lucky enough to work under it.

I think apps were sandboxed better under OS/2, but I'd have to revisit The Design of OS/2 to be sure.

I recommend the Hardening Linux book

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