Notices by Frankie Saxx (frankiesaxx@social.tchncs.de), page 26

IRC ruined my life.

IRC saved my life.

I miss IRC. I want it back.

soldering the cherry ML slim mechanical switches into Reform keyboards. every key has a diode which prevents ghosting and allows for n-key rollover (NKRO). the controller is atmel mega32u4, the firmware is FOSS and based on the LUFA library.

all i wanted was ZSH on win10. But i do not want an ms-account to reinstall the ms-store to download a linux shell to update it to zsh. AAARGHHH!

Please consider writing your hashtags in upper camelcase so screen readers have a chance at figuring them out.

#whyistayonmastodon sounds like an giant undecipherable mess of sounds.

#WhyIStayOnMastodon reads out "Why I Stay On Mastodon" 😄

(Reason #44 I stay here: my previous requests like this have been generally well-received, proving that most people are awesome.)

In case anyone was wondering what #QOTO is... Well aside from being the name of our instance it stands for "Question Others, Teach Others" and is pronounced like "goto", it is an intentional play on words "goto QOTO" sounds like "goto goto".

Salutations friends of #qoto!

On my bus on the way to work. It's another beautiful day here in Tel Aviv.

I hope it'll be a beautiful day for you too!

I'm a bit peckish so this morning I'm asking another #randomquestion about food:

What is your perfect breakfast?

For me I'm looking at a Full English with a side of waffles.

“New account who dis?” Is my primary thought right now and I’m feeling a little lost and confused how to mastodon right now.

Soooo, if you know awesome people to follow in the gaming industry, history needs, authors/book lovers or just the broader geek circle, please show me the way <3

大音量でゲームボーイするシステムです

これがマレーシアですよ皆さん！！！

東京です(日本とは言ってない)

I've stopped carrying my laptop everywhere, unless I plan to work. Otherwise I just leave it plugged in on my desk.

Instead, I carry a very light bluetooth keyboard and my Moto G5 phone. The laptop exposes SSH and Mailpile over PageKite, and I've got Termux on my phone... it's not quite comfy enough for coding, but when I need to do some quick e-mailing or emergency admining, this is quite adequate.

My laptop has effectively become my personal "cloud server."

Which I think is pretty cool.