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As @wzqtparor already mentioned, Beehive could do that for you. I'm happy to help you set it up (should you even need my help).
I'm just hoping Twitter didn't further mutilate its APIs, so you actually still get access to that data in their streams 🙄
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https://stackoverflow.com/ in Firefox right now:
A required TLS feature is missing. Error code:
MOZILLA_PKIX_ERROR_REQUIRED_TLS_FEATURE_MISSING
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I always figured that comes down to the type of food you eat, not really the time when you eat it.
Or at least I'm fairly sure I've had some of my best brunches at 4pm on a Sunday 😂
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Ok, done with my lunch. Can't wait for dinner now 😂
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Probably more related to me getting up extra early today 😆
muesli
It's not even 10am, and I'm already desperately awaiting lunch time.
muesli
Canonical's track record of abandoning projects:
- Unity
- Upstart
- Mir
- Support for a bunch of derivatives
- Ubuntu Phone/Touch
- Ubuntu for Android
- ...
Still a good distro, but in case you wondered why I twitch briefly whenever I hear their name... now you know 😆
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Homemade pear iced tea with cinnamon, honey and star anise... #ohsoyummy
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Say hello to Telephant!
I've written a little Mastodon client for the Desktop - called Telephant - and am currently looking for beta testers!
Want to help out and don't mind compiling the app yourself? (Don't worry it's fairly straight forward and I've added detailed instructions to the README!)
Join me here:
https://github.com/muesli/telephant
Looking forward to hearing your feedback!
muesli
TIL: #bash provides pseudo devices for TCP and UDP connections:
echo "hello" > /dev/udp/127.0.0.1/1337
or
exec 5<>/dev/tcp/www.google.com/80
echo -e "GET / HTTP/1.0\n" >&5
cat <&5
I'm baffled how I've never discovered that until today.
muesli
Disclaimer: I know we have some of the harshest systemd critics over here. If that sounds like you, then you may want to ignore this post and skip to the next one 😆
Still reading and using systemd? Great! To help you generate new services and monitor your system's logs & units, I created two little tools you may find helpful!
Check out service-tools over on GitHub:
https://github.com/muesli/service-tools
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Yep. I get it you still use them for other coax equipment?
muesli
RJ-45.
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Because I've personally haven't seen anyone use them in the last 15 years or so. Glad you still hear there are still people who do.
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Not quite. It's networking equipment. I guess most of the other replies already gave it away though 😆
muesli
Actually, 10BASE2/BNC with terminators.
muesli
Coaxial splitter is spot on, but not for TV signals:
muesli
So... how many of you still know what these objects are? Have you ever used them? 😂
muesli
Hah, I guess that's a compliment. The model is available on thingiverse, I'm not sure if it was imported from the original game data or if someone just did a really good job at re-creating the STLs, though.
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