Month: April 2019

When the tools of modern life stop working, people should be able to shop for the best price on repairs.

Apple’s custom T2 chip brings better security to recent Macs—and we all like security! But the T2 also makes Macs harder to repair or use with non-Apple operating systems, and it can create nightmares for DJs and musicians. So is a T2 Mac right for you?

We highlight some of the best resources for charities to start applying the power of data to their impact, fundraising and everyday operations.

Watching Debian install, hundreds/thousands of packages, it’s pretty awesome to think how much totally free, unfettered software that represents.

Huge respect to all those contributors over the years, what an achievement!

Oh wow, choosing to pull in GNOME has turned this net install into a bit of a marathon.

Live coded music and visuals? In the British Library? Alright then!

#london #algorave

Dangit, my media endpoint stopped working.

#indieweb

“Free software is a prerequisite for privacy. (It’s not a guarantee, but it’s a prerequisite.)”

Libre Lounge: Episode 15: At Libre Planet with Sean O’Brien

https://librelounge.org/episodes/episode-15-at-libre-planet-with-sean-obrien.html

Debian testing net install iso is 327Mb.

Etcher, an app to burn it to USB, is 107Mb.

Hmmm.

Don’t remember this in history class

#london

Recent activity in the garden