Notices by notklaatu (klaatu@mastodon.xyz), page 12

@ohyran Yes, and With.

@poetgrant
I agree with @brandon.

I just tried it with

$ pandoc --version
pandoc 1.12.3.1

And it works as expected.

@claudiom @archer72 He's emailed me once or twice in the past. I could email him an invite. But I probably won't, because it might create an expectation that I would be sociable to him, and I can't bear that kind of pressure.

But who knows? Maybe I will.

@poetgrant
Yes, that's the same Tizen. I thing rasterman (lead enlightenment dev) works at samsung possibly.

Maybe that's what it is...enlightenment kinda feels like an eternal "technology preview" or like a proof of concept, and never feels quite done?

@poetgrant
Yes, it's pretty neat. Keep me posted on likes/dislikes. I'd be curious to hear what you think.

@Jason_Dodd
Looks interesting, but I've never played so I could be wrong. But at that price point, it seems silly to pass up i do wonder how much printing costs would be though...

@Jason_Dodd
I like to keep 'em guessing

@randynose

@weefreelass @dtluna
Yes! Check this show out (or not!) http://gnuworldorder.info and http://hackerpublicradio.org

The term "Free software" implies that software gives you the right to modify and share that software.

Other terms (like freeware) only implies that you are allowed to get a copy for $0, which often does admittedly feel the same, until someone needs to update the code only to find they don't have permission to do it.

@poetgrant
It is worth trying. Probably one of my problems is that I am really comfortable with kde, and expecting kde-level customization from anything but kde is just not realistic.

@arin_basu USA expat here. USA has a standing armed military that its citizens simultaneously blindly support and dreadfully fear. So while they insist upon having an army to protect them from baddies, they also insist upon having guns to protect themselves from their own army/gov. Most middle class Americans were brought up to not see how this is contradictory.

@drzaiusx11 The thing that inspired my comment was the kerfuffle over JavaFX. It seems to have been dropped from all Java releases (for Linux, at least), so I'm having to package openjfx for myself.

@Paul Cool, great to know. I couldn't remember the details of them, so thanks for the insight.

So you could put any filesystem onto them, just like a normal hard drive or tape drive?

@poetgrant I have theoretical affection for it because it was the first Unix desktop I ever used. However, in practice I find it either too inflexible or incomplete in strange ways, and I always end up abandoning it about 28 days after installing it. It's a neat project but I just can't seem to find where it can fit into my daily routine.

@xmanmonk
Agreed. I think the key is that there's no altruistic way to acquire millions (much less billions) of dollars without also screwing over thousands of hard workers.

@lightweight
We were giving out Red Hat caps at a big free Welly Tech event. We tried explaining Red Hat and Linux but the setup as nonoptimal for casual conversation.

I would love it if Red Hat got serious about the Linux desktop. Especially as everyone else says the desktop is irrelevant, I think RHEL should step up and be the last one standing. Fedora's development is too fast, so RHEL as Fedora LTS would be amazing.

Noncombat XP in 5e http://mixedsignals.ml/games/blog/blog_noncombat-xp #tabletop #gaming #dnd