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• Post #2698493

  Just applied to a job ad on Linkedin. They asked to upload my CV and also link to my Linkedin in profile.

• Post #2698492

  I knew about the Fairphone (I even owned 2 different models in the past) but now I learned that there's a fair mouse project https://www.nager-it.de/projekt/projektumsetzung The project had been around for a long time already. The design is dated (USB-A cable option only) and has not been updated much since the inception. But besides that it's very cool that they have made most of the designs open https://www.nager-it.de/informationen/material and share a lot of information about repair...

• Post #2698491

  A really well done library for generating 3D printable enclosures using OpenSCAD: https://github.com/mrWheel/YAPP_Box It's documentation is very good too https://mrwheel-docs.gitbook.io/yappgenerator_en

• Post #2698490

  More than 16 years ago I bought an FM transmitter kit from some Polish website. I never managed to hook it up since it required a 12V DC power supply and the manual was only in Polish. A few days ago I found out that the drinking water fountain of my cat has a 12V AC power supply and I had an idea to make an AC-DC converter using a diode bridge and a DC voltage regulator. Good news - I managed to get the power supply to work on a breadboard. But then later I discovered that the coil for the FM...

• Post #2698489

  Heard this song on the radio a few days ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5h9iulGiprw Can't get it out my head now...

• Post #2698488

  During my 2 week vacation I started learning Zig programming language. I finished all ziglings exercises and started rewriting some of my Python/C code I've written lately... Until now I really, really like it...

• Post #2698487

  Uploading index.html and .htaccess files to public_html/ folder through FTPS like it's 2002... I'm not complaining, actually the opposite! Loving the simplicity of this setup that would probably be enough for most websites that people put on various PaaS offerings nowadays.

• Post #2698486

  My main "password manager" has been a git managed directory of gpg encrypted files. One per service/website, like example.com.gpg. Each file would contain password on the first line and then any number of key: value metadata fields on the following lines. To get the password I would do gpg -dq example.com | head -1 | {pbcopy,xcopy}. I know it's not perfect and has tons of downsides, but it has worked for me for many years.

• Post #2698485

  I finally took the time to migrate to GrapheneOS. I really liked my iPhone 13 mini, but it fell to the ground and its screen got cracked. GrapheneOS really makes Android usable again for me...

• Post #2698484

  Just read in a book that for people with ADHD there's no present, now and the future. Its either now or not now.

• Post #2698483

  Today I finally understood what nostr is

• Post #2698482

  Just installed KOReader on my old Kindle. Feels good to remove all the noise Amazon had added...