Notices by Solderpunk (solderpunk@mastodon.sdf.org), page 8

@sparcipx @dokuja Really looking forward to seeing photos when you've got it together!

@dubst3pp4 Nothing wrong with taking breaks, just try not to make it permanent :)

@Famicoman Great, would love to hear if you get it working. I have been thinking for quite a while about picking up a DDR clone for my own homebrew Z80 machine.

Btw, just realised why your username is familiar - you run an OpenNIC DNS server, don't you? That is a wonderful service, many thanks.

@Famicoman Nice! What plans do you have for this? Just collecting or are you going to actually power it up in some capacity?

@lee To be perfectly honest - I hadn't noticed any toots from you quite a long time, and liked that one more as a pleased acknowledgement of the fact that you are still active on the network at all, rather than because I particularly enjoyed the content.

I just listened to Slenterende Beer for the first time, and I did enjoy it, but I probably couldn't do a better job of recommend you anything similar than YouTube's autoplay, I'm afraid.

Nothing I love more than wasting half an hour of my life trying to boot my phone into recovery mode by pressing down power and volume down (or is it up?) at *preicsely* the same time, down to a 100th of a second, because heaven forbid this be easy.

@pet84rik Is it easy to find good Asian food in Prague? We are kind of spoiled for it in AU/NZ due to proximity (like finding good Mexican food in California), and I have not been terribly impressed by Finland's offerings so far.

Huzzah, a new asylum request at the People's Cricumlunar Zaibatsu!

@pet84rik That looks really good, is this in Praha or are you travelling again?

@ckeen This is a really good idea, thanks! It's supposed to rain for most of the second half of today, so I'll take care of this and also of IPv6 support then.

@craigmaloney That is a *fantastic* tagline. 🤘

@satchmoz Fair enough. It's been a very long time since I was a desktop NetBSD user, but I remember pkgsrc being a little limited, but having everything that I *really* needed. Binary package support was pretty limited in those days, though, and that was rough.

@satchmoz Why's that?

@satchmoz I have absolutely no idea why the mainstream view of Google today amongst tech-savvy folk is somehow *not* the same view we all had of Microsoft 15 years ago.

@xj9 Me too, I actually think it's great. Auto reloading and endless scrolling can take a hike.

@dubst3pp4 Love your ANSI art title page!

@stevelord Thanks very much, glad you're enjoying it!

Plenty of free space at the People's Circumlunar Zaibatsu if you would to join us on port 70.