Ryan
ryan@hachyderm.io
<p>A series of non sequiturs.</p><p>Burned-out Web Engineer, formerly focused on accessible, user-first development. Now I'm focused on re-learning moving through life.</p><p><a href="https://hachyderm.io/tags/Sobriety" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>Sobriety</span></a>, <a href="https://hachyderm.io/tags/ADHD" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>ADHD</span></a> and my puppy Luna</p><p>Fuck fascists</p>
Posts
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Post #4496622
Getting back into photography, got a beautiful used Sony a7c ii. Now it's time for the photog/linux nerd crossover: What are our favorite OSS Lightroom replacements? #photography #linux #oss
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Post #3859599
Any recommendations for non-creepy pedometers? Partner and I want to start tracking ourselves in a limited and meaningful way without all the usual privacy invasions #gadgets #health
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Post #3570428
Lock picking nerds: Where should I source a few locks to practice on? I already have a clear one, I'm really just looking for random ones to work through! All recs welcome #lockpicking
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Post #1781114
I'm sorry to announce that one of the antidotes to depression is getting out and collaborating with kind people on a creative endeavor
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Post #1011005
Github continues to tell me every month I&#39;ve used 100% of my free codespaces budget It cannot tell me where these codespaces are, or where the usage comes from.
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Post #1011004
If you ever want to know why someone working a deli counter is mad, you should stand by the deli counter for 5 minutes and watch what they have to deal with.
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Post #1011003
Today marks my partner&#39;s return to work after spring break and my renewed attempt at forging a new normal. Woke up at 7am, smoothie in hand, dog in lap.
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Post #1011002
Hemp hearts are delicious.
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Post #1011001
Putting Artemis II coverage on instead of our regular nightly nonsense and it&#39;s been pretty inspiring
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Post #1011000
Might fuck around and start a Godot project today.
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Post #1010999
Fighting the urge to model laundry as a state machine
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Post #1010997
Microsoft terminating the publisher accounts of WireGuard and VeraCrypt without notice or explanation is really all you need to know. They are coming for every last ounce of your privacy, systemically.
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Post #1010996
Might try and resuscitate an old Surface Pro with Linux
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Post #754505
1. Snuggles with the whole fam 2. Had a milkshake 3. Had a profound moment of presence where I felt a deep gratitude for everything afforded me in an incredibly charmed life #3GoodThings
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Post #754504
At what age were you first taught to ignore your sense of thirst?
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Post #754503
One day I won&#39;t do everything last minute, today is not that day
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Post #754502
Also happy Equinox. Balance in all things.
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Post #754501
Two hours to kill on a flight. What should I download and read?
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Post #754499
How do I make animal whispering a profitable and enjoyable profession
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Post #754498
It is implausible that the movie Twister works and yet it does.
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Post #754496
For totally not-tech-related reasons I find myself in the Bay area for the first time. I have two days. What should we see?
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Post #283825
Really have to think about producing my AI IS A LIE stickers. This full court push to convince the public that AGI is here is a crime against humanity. I admit that there are some niche valuable applications that require human oversight. I don&#39;t think it should replace human creation. But it sure as fuck can&#39;t &quot;think&quot;. Convincing people otherwise is setting us back by decades when this thing bottoms out.
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Post #283824
I forget who mentioned it here but moving archived items to another table instead of using an archived_at column is so nice. Not worrying about hiding archived items, polluting 18 different queries or whatever. I&#39;m only showing archived items in specific views anyhow, and getting them explicitly is always preferred.
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Post #283823
There&#39;s one timeline where they successfully add ID verification to everything and... I get to just be free. Logged off forever, wandering the woods with my dog
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Post #283822
What&#39;s the go-to for remoting into another Linux machine with graphics? Both are running Linux Mint if that impacts choices. Server / client recs welcome #linux #linuxmint #rdp #vnc
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Post #283821
For anyone following along, RustDesk is the winner. With tailscale I can connect directly client to client without setting up a relay server at all. So far it&#39;s easy and smooth sailing @japemasterbrad https://social.linux.pizza/@japemasterbrad/116060598118409622
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Post #283819
Just had to unfollow someone for making the case that LLMs look like they&#39;re thinking and so the distinction doesn&#39;t really matter. I did not take Being and Knowing in college just to be spoken down to for not being fooled by a Babel box. We&#39;re so infinitely far from generalized intelligence. Nerds: please take one philosophy class. Please take one ethics class.
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Post #283817
Making Productivity Tools at the End of the World
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Post #283816
Hey @Vivaldi, some quick UX feedback: I am constantly accidentally deleting shortcuts on the start page. The hit area on the delayed delete button shows up right where I&#39;m about to click like, 30% of the time. Is it possible to move the quick delete action slightly outside the hit area of the icon I&#39;m trying to click? Much appreciated, and thanks for working on an incredible browser.
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Post #283815
Alright folks unfortunately @darkosubotica re-tripped a desired hobby of mine and I&#39;m going to get into programmable LEDs. Looking for all suggestions and input! Its a tough space for hobbyists. I&#39;ll just be documenting my thought process here. **What&#39;s important to me?** - programming, not tinkering with wires and soldering - I&#39;m interested in individually addressable LEDs for fine-grained effects / fun. I know I won&#39;t use those capabilities to light m...