Notices by ng0 (ng0@toot.cat)

Did you know that the code for the MIT Lisp machine was published as Free Software in 2006? Now you do :)
http://www.unlambda.com/index.php?n=Main.Mit

@forteller @Liberapay https://wiki.snowdrift.coop/market-research/other-crowdfunding lists some.

@Gargron Congrats, you now run a company according to this ;D https://expandedramblings.com/index.php/mastodon-statistics-facts/

I'm starting to really like doing documentation.

I'm packaging http://www.pitivi.org/ #pitivi by request for #GNU #Guix

is there a tool to get data from pypi (specifically: details like module license, module long description, module short description) via CLI or Emacs? There are some details guix import does not fill out, and sometimes I just open the webbrowser for these details.

If there isn't maybe I'll write it, after I no longer need it (right now I need it, but for a shorter time than writing it would involve).

So like, shameless reach out: I'm still searching for a job, living off my savings since end of August, have no yes/no for regular financing (BaFöG) for university, and next month I'll have to add 91€ to my expenses due to mandatory health insurance.
Anything helps, even $1 / month, and in the long-term this helps to not have to fallback to too much work on the side (so I can focus on university + free software work exclusively).

I'd also appreciate a boost for #patreon https://www.patreon.com/ng0

I can also work on Guix, Gentoo, Debian, Archlinux and every other GNU system out there because I simply learn fast and have been using GNU since around '98, so I will also take anything as a packaging request which is not constrained to incredible fragile ecosystems (read: not NodeJS etc). So if you have requests -> https://krosos.org/ng0/

@metapunk @vfrmedia @stefanieschulte my longterm solution I'm working on is:

Death to the servers.

At least to the degree where possible, minimize the need to administrate and rather provide content through a distributed network.