Yankee craft brewers
Are always earning scratch
Because brewers in America
Use seven hops a batch
Never mind the other types
Of beers a brewer could make
They'll just add some fruit or haze
Or say this one's really dank
I'm so bored with the IPA
I'm so bored with the IPA
But what can I do?
I (finally) booked my hotel for SoCAl Linux Expo 19x in July. I'll be speaking about the OpenSnitch desktop firewall. Hope to see you there! https://www.socallinuxexpo.org/scale/19x/presentations/snitching-apps-snitch-you #security #linux #scale19x
Update: I'm looking forward to this clock winding down. I might replace the movement with a modern, quiet, battery-powered one though if I can do it in a reversible, non-destructive way.
I wound this #antique alarm clock and put it in my office next to the adding machines from a similar era. I can't tell whether the mechanical ticking in this otherwise quiet room will end up being endearing, ignorable, or infuriating.
I finished #weaving my overshot table runner! I had some extra warp at the end to play with so I experimented with a darker brown cloth weft and lime green pattern weft.
You look at me, you got nothing left to say
I'm going to tweak this code until I get my way
I won't use, spyware things
I just want a doorbell
But I will not install Ring
Well there's nothing I can do
I only wanna be with GNU
You can call me a fool
I only wanna be with GNU
I’ve been in many “Linux on the Desktop” debates over the years and my stance today is largely the same as two decades ago: if you want free software to succeed, it must be pre-installed on hardware where all hardware features work, with a hardware vendor that supports it. https://puri.sm/posts/free-software-support-is-critical-to-its-success/
No matter what OS or hardware you use, or how easy it is to use, you are going to need help with it at some point. This support is critical to the success of free software. Here is why it’s so important that we at Purism offer full support for free software on our hardware–it’s critical to free software succeeding and it’s been a critical part of how we approach our mission. Kudos to our support teams🙌 🎉
https://puri.sm/posts/free-software-support-is-critical-to-its-success/
Hey @Wildbill I was just telling someone the story of you winning that SUSE-branded Thinkpad X series at Linux World Expo and announcing you were going to install Ubuntu on it. Do you still have that laptop?
I worked on this more over the weekend, but as it's a repeating pattern, it will look basically like the last picture up to the point I take it off the loom.
Tune in to our new episode 111! @katherined and @dsearls talk to @kyle and Holmes Wilson about #Quiet, a #Tor-based peer-to-peer #messaging project.
Visit the following link for full episode - https://www.reality2cast.com/111
The best time to protect your #privacy was 20 years ago. The second best time is now. https://puri.sm/posts/the-second-best-time-to-protect-your-privacy/
You can get a better sense of the pattern now that it's repeated a few times. This is called "Wandering Vine" (from Davison's famous #weaving pattern book) but is also known as "Cat Track" or "Snail Trail" which makes more sense once you can see more of the pattern.
This is NEXT WEEK! I am giving a data privacy workshop on Friday at 10:30am, and I'd love to see you. Tickets are nearly sold out, but as long as they are available, use WITTSPEAKER15 for a 15% discount to save 15% on passes at checkout. https://www.women-in-tech-texas.com/ #WiTT22
I finally sat down and started #weaving the overshot table runner last night. The set up for this took quite a while, but I think the actual weaving will go pretty quickly.
Technical author, FOSS advocate, public speaker, Linux security & infrastructure geek, author of The Best of Hack and /: Linux Admin Crash Course, Linux Hardening in Hostile Networks and many other books, ex-Linux Journal columnist.