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• Post #2523935

  Did my part at bandcamp friday this morning, no Brian Eno for here so let's listen something real https://theblackdog.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-real-airports-repress

• Post #2523934

  Looks like I'm watching a movie (We Are As Gods) tonight, I even would buy it in apple.tv but they don't sell it in Lithuania, but Internet Archive got me covered https://archive.org/details/waag-master and 220 views give it a try.

• Post #1683118

  I'm having a lot fun with my SDR by having flight radar at home, I have very limited knowledge of physics but I assume that 1090 MHz should be kinda line of sight. There are several planes that my SDR can spot, but my eyes often can't. So now I often try to make visual contact with a plane. SDRAngel make it easy (when signal is good) to see if plane is Turkish or Chinese so I can stand up from my desk and look into the sky.

• Post #1359556

  found an interesting link https://softwarepreservation.computerhistory.org/ bunch of projects mostly programming languages, books list, etc.

• Post #1359555

  Currently having so much fan receiving ADS-B signals, I even found a book to dig deeper https://mode-s.org/1090mhz/

• Post #1359554

  Clojure (best language ever) documentary in 15 minutes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y24vK_QDLFg

• Post #939367

  current state of liquid ass (AKA macOS Tahoe), sooner or later I will switch to Asahi, even it will be very painful battery life hit, but on a plus side a can listen my music with LDAC :)

• Post #939366

  I need to catch-up with at least to Go blog entries: https://go.dev/blog/allocation-optimizations and https://go.dev/blog/inliner to much bash programming for me last year.

• Post #939365

  This post https://apenwarr.ca/log/20260316 was very close to home and matches my $DAYJOB experience, especially when on every meeting with higher-ups reliability is a most frequent word.

• Post #939364

  I finally became a computer operator https://ko-fi.com/jbcrawford and you should too, I was not expecting much as in computer.rip, but I was surprised.

• Post #939363

  separation from the act of production

• Post #939362

  Next OSFC will be in Amsterdam. So one more time in Proeflokaal Arendsnest :)

• Post #939361

  Finally deleted my telegram and whatsup accounts. I basically never used them lately. But anyway is a long overdue. I deleted my facebook in 2014 and instagram 2022 (but almost never used it after 2014).

• Post #939360

  Booked tickets and plane for osfc.io, but on second thought booking hotel with own brewery maybe was a mistake :)

• Post #939358

  Bristlecone clock https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_XKTxPYI3g

• Post #939356

  Tried to move to helix for the second time, but back to sublime/vim, main problems: - missing something like neerdtree - no global spellchecker for none native English speaker is a must - can't install helix on all our machines - maybe I'm missing tabs, but not sure I was using vim/nvim a lot But helix is a great editor, discoverability is especially wonderful.