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abaco or mothra? idk which ones you guys use. i like abaco cuz the ui feels smother and more consistent but it has even less features than mothra already doesnt have. i dont hear people talking about abaco tbh
Whirligig? dang it! how did folks guess that one? so close
What song has been stuck in your head all day? — For me it was Levon by Elton John. I hear it once and it's in there for days:
Automated plagiarism and the death of the internet — I recently posted an article about a typing technique I started using. I shouldn't be surprised, but I have found out that the same article, with different phrasing but the same content, including an exact copy of a code snippet, showed up on a dodgy site with no reference to the original whatsoever. [https link] I think it is easy to tell this was automatically made by an AI because the re-phasing is innacurate and the tags do not really…
A showcase of open source RPG projects which use git — This minimalistic git server has all the open source RPG projects I've found. Check out the resources section! The entire thing's built out of recfiles and makefiles, but it can still update and find recent commits from these git projects. If you have any suggestions for the page layouts, let me know.
What would you guys recommend to learn Rust? Official [https link] page or is there any more interesting or fun source to learn, book or webpage? I have fond memory of learning the basics of Ruby reading Why's (poignant) Guide to Ruby
Hey, gemipedia is giving me the equivalent of 500 errors today. I haven't tried it in some time. Is this recent/new!?
Rogallo v1.5.0 — I've just released v1.5.0 of Rogallo. The main change in this release is the addition of custom theme support. [https link] [gemini link]
Esto está arrecho mi pana!
Romantic/Impressionist-leaning piano piece I composed 7 years ago. [gemini link] ♫ For Alicia
driftwood
Something I wrote: [gemini link] You can read it here
I've been working on a desktop nostr remote signer app called vador. Built with rust and egui. It is a secure encrypted vault for your nostr keys, and allows you to run bunkers (remote signer). You can configure preapproved event kinds so that you don't have to deal with approval requests. [https link]
geminiprotocol.net down — appears to be down for at least most of the past day.
synth melody: Erik Satie—Je Te Veux — Finally got the synthesizer today, and set it to play Erik Satie’s “Je Te Veux”. —Well, I mean, not really. A few notes hinting at it, then a quick resolution. 🙂 Also, at least at the moment I write this, my plant is currently producing high-karma flowers. [gemini link] My plant Ichirou (account/ident required) [https link] (YT) Je Te Veux
I have been working on Mechanistic Interpretability (reverse engineering AI) lately. I kinda want to make a Gemlog about that, but large amount of work is driven by LLM and me trying to close all the low hanging fruits, Would this be spammy in the Geminispace?
IRCTC - the organization that runs the national railway of India - now starts beta-testing their new ticketing portal. Apperently this thing was 10 years in development, and included also significant infrastructure updates. However, somehow the devs decided to block pasting in username / password fields. Is there any sensible reason for this? I doubt..
vocês acreditam em teorias como aquela da capa the economist prever o ano de 2026?
how do i return struct from a function or something like this in C? sorry for bad english.
Chrome's Browsing History — One of the reasons I use Firefox or its forks is because it has an option that stops itself from recording your browsing history. But I found a hacky way to achieve the same behavior on Chromium browsers without the use of external tools or an extension. First, you need to clear all browsing history related data. Second, go to your profile's path. You can find it by going to chrome://version and looking at the "Profile Path" field. Third, make both the "History-…
Modifying nixpkgs derivations — I'm fairly new to NixOS, and haven't read up enough to be a very effective user yet. When I need to modify a package from nixpkgs, obviously I could just write a standalone derivation to build, but in general the packages in there aren't designed to be standalone, but rely upon handy tool functions provided as part of nixpkgs as a whole. So when I just need to make a small modification to an existing nixpkgs pkg, such as updating the git tag it's pulling from,…
for the more well versed nostr users, I found this today. has anyone used it or have comments?
New entry in my gemlog, this time venting out about the literary powers that be, or at least their counterparts in my country. Hope it's not too boring!
emacs + guix = fun! — guix - I really like the concept of this package managment system - especially for scientific HPC needs it offers quite a unique way to create reproducible environments to run your software... most importantly, emacs is a first class citizen in the guix ecosystem (this becomes quite obvious if you work through the manual / guide, as one of the first real world packages used in an example is a guix mode for emacs... still... a particular bug made me bang my head on the…
Idea: Hash URLs — (Not a spec; don't implement!) My first post was about my own smallweb protocol idea: [gemini link] "Gequilla Protocol" post That post isn't necessary to understand this one. I have since found out that the Gemini community had already done some of my ideas, such as offline books: [https link] Gempub Specification on Codeberg I do like Gemini, but something I'd like to see is identifying some files by hashes rather than canonical locations, and potentially downloading them…
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