kepstin
kepstin@tenforward.social
<p>I'm kepstin, but trekkier. (recently moved from <span class="h-card" translate="no"><a href="https://glitch.social/@kepstin" class="u-url mention">@<span>kepstin</span></a></span>)</p><p>I spend most of my time trying to make computers do things that other people want them to do, mostly in Linux. Big fan of Japanese anison, pop, and doujin music. Recently on a bit of a retro-computing bend.</p><p>I contribute to the BigBlueButton open source conferencing software (while working for Blindside Networks), I'm a developer on the Exherbo Linux distro, and I sometimes poke information into MusicBrainz.</p>
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Post #2176399
I&#39;m impressed. Lenovo released a firmware update for my thinkpad which includes a new microsoft UEFI signing key, but they managed to apply it in such a way that it did not break my secure boot setup using my own keys; my encrypted drive still unlocked with PCR 7 validation. (seems like with the setup I&#39;m using, the update simply didn&#39;t add the new key as a trusted key automatically - if I wanted it added I&#39;d have to do that as an additional manual step)
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Post #2176398
Ah, turns out when I lost my umbrella, I lost it in a pile of stuff inside my apartment. Anyways, I now have 2 umbrellas. Guess I&#39;ll leave the second one in my car or something.