Kyle Rankin @kyle@librem.one

@Texou @purism I agree that accessibility still needs a lot of work on free software, especially on mobile. It is something we think is important and want to continue to improve as we can!

@Wildbill @socallinuxexpo I guess it will depend on what talk (if any) they accept! Maybe after last year they are (rightly) concerned about explosions.

Whew, just under the radar but I managed to submit my @socallinuxexpo talks. If you are procrastinating like I did, you only have until TOMORROW to get your talks in! #SCALE20x

And when Cindy-Lou Toot went to bed with her cup,
He went to his instance and fired it back up!
Then the last thing he did was make his follows higher
By just spawning a bunch of new bots, the old liar.
On his timelines were nothing but memes, trolls and fire.
And the one speck of kindness he left in a post,
Was a compliment shortly preceding a roast.

@yaelwrites Some folks have difficulty figuring out how to accept generosity. I imagine it is more that than a flaw in your generosity.

"Why, my sweet little mod," the rich billionaire lied,
"There's a bug in my instance and hackers inside."
"So I'm taking it down for some upgrades, my dear."
"I'll fix it up there. Then I'll bring it back here."
And his fib fooled the mod. The she shook her mod head,
And he turned off his instance, and she went to bed.

The Grinch had been caught by this tiny Toot daughter,
Who'd got out of bed for a cup of cold water.
She stared at the Grinch and said, "New instance, why,"
"Why are you tainting our nice timeline? WHY?"
But, you know, that old Grinch was so smart and so slick,
He thought up a lie, and he thought it up quick!

@matthew_d_green It starts out being true because the upstart has to be competitive with alternatives. Once they get market dominance they can use network effects and lock in to maintain it, so less urgency to improve the product/service. This is when you start to see new features/UI revamps that no one asked for and everyone dislikes.

With decentralized systems and open protocols ppl can easily switch to competition and do. With free software they can even undo/fork anti-features.

The final tote fabric is done! This makes four different totes I was able to make from the same warp. This fabric I'm going to set aside and make into a tote some time after I'm done with the rest of my holiday projects. I'm definitely ready to start on something else. Next up: twill patterned scarf. #weaving

@royal So many tips!
* How to Brew by Palmer has all the base foundational info you need
* Get a basic brewing starter kit w/ bucket from brewing store
* If you like cider, it is even easier to learn fermentation process, basically juice + sugar + yeast + time
* Start with a pre-measured, pre-made extract kit. They are high quality these days and provide step-by-step instructions and are easy to make
* Focus on sanitization 1st, then fermentation temp control. Critical for good beer.

Update: this porter is carbonated and delicious. Why am I paying $11/six-pack (on sale!) for average craft beer? #brewing #homebrew

@Viss That is the major (user facing) problem with binary blob drivers that can't be in the mainline kernel. They eventually stop being maintained by the vendor and can't be picked up by anyone else. Same reason those random ARM SoC RPi competitors and old Android phones eventually become un-updateable.

@paulietoes I personally use the Cawbird client on my Librem 5 to access Twitter and it seems to work pretty well (and shows me ad-free chronological timelines!)

@geminiimatt Welcome!

He flooded that timeline as quick as a flash.
Why that Grinch even trolled the fans of Bitcoin Cash.
The he opened his folder of gifs with a gleam,
"And NOW!" grinned the Grinch, "I will post a dank meme!"
And the Grinch grabbed a gif, his mood was defiant,
When he heard a small sound coming from his mail client.
He opened his mail, something from a small Toot!
Little Cindy-Lou Toot, who just gave him the boot.