Zach "earboxer" DeCook @zachdecook@librem.one

@utopify_org @neauoire The quality of the joke being "nope, brainf*** is way hotter than [your architecture's] assembly" (is there a bf interpreter in uxn? (is there an argument for (language like lisp) in here?))
with a subtext of 'Why melt your mind and waste time writing code the hard way?'

@utopify_org @neauoire The 'nonvalid' characters are actually comments. bf is supposedly nice for polyglotting that way. IIRC it was meant to output "NOPE". With an ascii reference, writing bf to output some string is fairly trivial.

@ChiaChatter

Thank God there's more to life than internet likes, right?

@outofcreativity Dino is woefully under-developed. On pmos, it's worse, because it's actually an older fork of dino.

@abundance "Buy games, kill babies!" (and appropriate the terms 'justice' and 'rights', perverting their meaning)

@hamblingreen In disassembly, the only thing I've found so far is the sim card adapter being a little warped.

@griffinkate Of course, note that if you sign this, you're complicit in whitewashing the murder of over 63 million humans.

@pocketvj (I have not tried it myself, but have instead used mrtest to install gitlab-ci-built kernels on postmarketOS)

@pocketvj https://xnux.eu/howtos/install-arch-linux-arm.html suggests
> Extract the package and follow the README file inside. You'll just need to copy some files to the right place in your mounted filesystems on the SD card, and flash the bootloader to the boot block via dd, and perhaps customize the kernel boot arguments to tell the kernel where to find the root filesystem. You'll need to install uboot-tools to be able to package the bootloader configuration script.

@elias sxmo on pmOS 22.06 with the check mutexes script overridden to disable crust when high battery 😅. I'm on biktorgj's firmware and was plugged into a 5.2V 2.4A iPad charging brick. It was between a couch cushion and a thick "Bamboo" pillow. (screenside facing the pillow iirc).

Today I learned that if a #PinePhone gets too hot, some of the pixels won't work, but will work fine after it cools off 😅

@addie @civodul @cwebber your partner is your code monkey, and you're the project manager. Even if you're not going to write any code, reviewing other's changes can be a great way to gain literacy in it: the free software world is not just fingers.

@hamblingreen An interactive social media for consumers.

@hamblingreen I also hate that, because it means placing your trust in another fallible company. Using a decentralized network avoids this problem. XMPP, 'the standard protocol', is quite decentralized and easy to self-host. On the other hand MMS is also decentralized and people use it extensively. Personally navigating this myself. Knowing people have had success migrating smaller networks gives hope.

@hamblingreen @dcz I say "if you want to reach me, don't use facebook." There are (supposedly) a half-dozen messages I've missed over the last few months since logging in.
But it's nice to give people multiple alternatives: my family used email before escorting themselves into a walled garden, but sms is still pretty accessible.

@loveisgrief@mastodon.online @linmob I was gonna ask the same thing, but my order is only (almost) three years old.

@anjan Change some things to refere to php8; a couple hours. See https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/aports/-/merge_requests/27815
It took a few days before the fixes got to the rest of alpine users.
Moral of the story: Don't upgrade your alpine installs on week 1 (unless you like debugging and contributing back).

@anjan
i run nextcloud on alpine. only needs attention every 6 months.
last time it broke due to a big php update. expecting a better t this go around.