Kev Quirk: The last point I'll make is this - the fedi is supposed to be a friendly, welcoming online space, right? But the fact is, it isn't. It's just like everywhere else online - the vocal minority are just as loud, and just
Casey Liss: However, a few years back, Eero fell victim to every corporation’s favorite thing: recurring revenue. Eero started quietly pushing Eero Plus, a subscription service that I was largely uninterested in. Honestly, I was preparing for some shit hitting the fan much earlier after Amazon's acquisition.
When I was dipping my toes for the first time in Debian world, I knew right off the bat, that I'll want to learn how to build proper packages for it. It took me much longer to actually learn my ways around it, and I don't
I loved the very idea of Tapestry from the get-go. That‘s part of the reason I went ahead and backed them on Kickstarter—that‘s not something I do, like, ever. I craved early access to TestFlight and I‘ve been heavily anticipating the final release. But then I
OPNsense 24.1 releasedOPNsense 24.1 released Last summer I finally bit the bullet and decided to setup a firewall at home. I went with cheap Mini PC with dual NICs to serve this purpose. My initial choice of the operating system went to pfSense, but with all the drama
Thorsten Ball: Now you’re thinking: does it matter? 100ms? 200ms? Come on, dude. And I’m telling you: yes it matters. Of course it matters. Those who don’t honor the milliseconds will end up with seconds. 100%, it absolutely matters. Who wants to walk around with clown shoes