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Notices by Linux Socialist (linuxsocist@icosahedron.website), page 4

  1. Linux Socialist (linuxsocist@icosahedron.website)'s status on Monday, 26-Nov-2018 05:08:32 EST Linux Socialist Linux Socialist
    • ☭ Communist Flower Pot Man ☭

    @dirtycommo I mean, some randomised nonsense to fill bullshit reports that are filed away and never read by anyone should be easy to do.

    In conversation Monday, 26-Nov-2018 05:08:32 EST from icosahedron.website permalink
  2. Linux Socialist (linuxsocist@icosahedron.website)'s status on Monday, 26-Nov-2018 05:06:27 EST Linux Socialist Linux Socialist
    • ☭ Communist Flower Pot Man ☭

    @dirtycommo The jobs that should be fully automated out of existence first are the bosses and management. And that should be the easiest to automate.

    In conversation Monday, 26-Nov-2018 05:06:27 EST from icosahedron.website permalink
  3. Linux Socialist (linuxsocist@icosahedron.website)'s status on Monday, 26-Nov-2018 04:36:24 EST Linux Socialist Linux Socialist
    • ☭ Communist Flower Pot Man ☭

    @dirtycommo Automation by any other means is just prolonging the theft of labour.

    In conversation Monday, 26-Nov-2018 04:36:24 EST from icosahedron.website permalink
  4. Linux Socialist (linuxsocist@icosahedron.website)'s status on Monday, 26-Nov-2018 04:20:38 EST Linux Socialist Linux Socialist

    Worker ownership of the means of automation.

    In conversation Monday, 26-Nov-2018 04:20:38 EST from icosahedron.website permalink
  5. NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (apod@social.systemreboot.net)'s status on Monday, 26-Nov-2018 01:30:25 EST NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day
    Rocket Launch as Seen from the Space Station https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap181126.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1R3dTdcpSU
    In conversation Monday, 26-Nov-2018 01:30:25 EST from social.systemreboot.net permalink Repeated by linuxsocist

    Attachments

    1. Rocket Launch as Seen from the Space Station
      By APOD Videos from YouTube
  6. ☭ Communist Flower Pot Man ☭ (dirtycommo@anticapitalist.party)'s status on Monday, 26-Nov-2018 00:38:50 EST ☭ Communist Flower Pot Man ☭ ☭ Communist Flower Pot Man ☭

    computers should be simple to construct, understand, and repair

    this is why i really like 1980s micros

    In conversation Monday, 26-Nov-2018 00:38:50 EST from anticapitalist.party permalink Repeated by linuxsocist
  7. class Lizard { (waces@mastodon.social)'s status on Sunday, 25-Nov-2018 06:40:31 EST class Lizard { class Lizard {

    This one thumbnail shows what's wrong with the phone industry

    In conversation Sunday, 25-Nov-2018 06:40:31 EST from mastodon.social permalink Repeated by linuxsocist
  8. Linux Socialist (linuxsocist@icosahedron.website)'s status on Friday, 23-Nov-2018 19:25:25 EST Linux Socialist Linux Socialist
    • Emerican Johnson

    @emerican Could have used a more updated map though.
    https://syriancivilwarmap.com/

    In conversation Friday, 23-Nov-2018 19:25:25 EST from icosahedron.website permalink

    Attachments

    1. Syrian Civil War Live Map 1
      By SCWM from Syrian Civil War Map - Live Middle East Map/ Map of the Syrian Civil War
      At Syrian Civil War Map, get all information on recent gains and losses visualized, news about all ISIS war and live middle east map of the Syrian civil war.
  9. D Dino (garbados@toot.cat)'s status on Wednesday, 21-Nov-2018 21:48:17 EST D Dino D Dino

    when i load a web page ridden with trackers and adware that presents a broken and mutilated version of itself when deprived of javascript, i feel as though i am a carpenter who has just sat in a chair made by another only to have it crumble beneath me. i am ashamed of this craftsperson, of my craft, and of the profiteers who bind us to such crude and petty ways.

    In conversation Wednesday, 21-Nov-2018 21:48:17 EST from toot.cat permalink Repeated by linuxsocist
  10. Linux Socialist (linuxsocist@icosahedron.website)'s status on Thursday, 22-Nov-2018 17:02:24 EST Linux Socialist Linux Socialist
    • ☭ Communist Flower Pot Man ☭

    @dirtycommo That OS looks cool, but I was meaning for applications on linux with x11.

    In conversation Thursday, 22-Nov-2018 17:02:24 EST from icosahedron.website permalink
  11. Linux Socialist (linuxsocist@icosahedron.website)'s status on Thursday, 22-Nov-2018 16:26:55 EST Linux Socialist Linux Socialist
    • ☭ Communist Flower Pot Man ☭

    @dirtycommo Know of any info on working with gui's and assembly?

    In conversation Thursday, 22-Nov-2018 16:26:55 EST from icosahedron.website permalink
  12. Linux Socialist (linuxsocist@icosahedron.website)'s status on Tuesday, 20-Nov-2018 21:04:05 EST Linux Socialist Linux Socialist
    • ⚪ the lynne creacher

    @lynnesbian Wow, that looks nice.

    In conversation Tuesday, 20-Nov-2018 21:04:05 EST from icosahedron.website permalink
  13. @h (h@sunbeam.city)'s status on Monday, 19-Nov-2018 13:16:58 EST @h @h

    [eat the rich]

    "All philanthropy means is that the rich get to give to institutions & people that they support personally.

    Far from mitigating inequality, philanthropy accelerates it. Rather than taxation benefiting all, money is funnelled into reproducing & spreading the ideology of the rich."

    via @Grimeandreason

    https://twitter.com/Grimeandreason/status/1064494028367032320

    #philanthropy #ngo #eattherich #mikebloomberg #bloomberg

    In conversation Monday, 19-Nov-2018 13:16:58 EST from sunbeam.city permalink Repeated by linuxsocist
  14. ✯ CyberguerrillⒶ ✯ (doemela@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 19-Nov-2018 13:31:19 EST ✯ CyberguerrillⒶ ✯ ✯ CyberguerrillⒶ ✯

    Of Roach Killer and Rust Remover: Sam Zeloof’s Garage-Made Chips https://hackaday.com/2018/11/19/of-roach-killer-and-rust-remover-sam-zeloofs-garage-made-chips/
    #CgAn
    #ICC
    #hardware #2018HackadaySuperconference #deposition

    In conversation Monday, 19-Nov-2018 13:31:19 EST from mastodon.social permalink Repeated by linuxsocist

    Attachments

    1. Of Roach Killer and Rust Remover: Sam Zeloof’s Garage-Made Chips
      By Dan Maloney from Hackaday

      A normal life in hacking, if there is such a thing, seems to follow a predictable trajectory, at least in terms of the physical space it occupies. We generally start small, working on a few simple projects on the kitchen table, or if we start young enough, perhaps on a desk in our childhood bedroom. Time passes, our skills increase, and with them the need for space. Soon we’re claiming an unused room or a corner of the basement. Skills build on skills, gear accumulates, and before you know it, the garage is no longer a place for cars but a place for pushing back the darkness of our own ignorance and expanding our horizons into parts unknown.

      It appears that Sam Zeloof’s annexation of the family garage occurred fairly early in life, and to a level that’s hard to comprehend. Sam seems to have caught the hacking bug early, and by the time high school rolled around, he was building out a remarkably well-equipped semiconductor fabrication lab at home. Sam has been posting his progress regularly on his own blog and on Twitter, and he dropped by the 2018 Superconference to give everyone a lesson on semiconductor physics and how he became the first hobbyist to produce an integrated circuit using lithographic processes.

      Sam didn’t go into the genesis of his interest in DIY ICs, but it’s clear from a brief shop tour on his YouTube channel that it only came about in the last few years. In 2016, the shop seemed to contain none of the equipment that Sam would need to make his dream come true – the high-vacuum chamber, the turbomolecular pump, the tube furnace, the chemistry lab, and the optical and electron microscopes. Sam rattles off this gear in his talk like it was no big deal to obtain, and indeed tells us he scored most of it off eBay for a song. It doesn’t hurt that the family home is near Princeton; college dumpsters make for the best diving.

      Relatively easy though the equipment may have been to come by, knowing what to do with it was another matter. The first part of Sam’s talk, a review of the physics of semiconductors, assures us that he has given himself the education needed to put the tools to work. Sam’s first semiconductors, simple PN junction diodes and photovoltaics, came along pretty early in the process. His first MOSFETs were born in early 2017, about the time that his homebrew fab lab caught our attention.

      Compared to what he had in mind, though, these early successes were just a warm-up act. Sam wanted to make an IC using the same photolithographic techniques used by commercial chip fabs. He had to learn how to handle the silicon wafers, heat treat them to create an oxide layer, pattern them using a DLP projector of his own devising, learn to apply dopants sourced from roach killer and weighed with a homebrew microgram balance made from a panel meter movement, and pull a vacuum nearly equal to that of outer space in order to harness thousands of amps to deposit thin metal films. The end result: the “Z1” chip, a PMOS dual differential amplifier. Sam said the fabrication process took about 12 hours total, and while he didn’t have a wire bonder to mount it to a lead frame at the time, the chip was tested and it worked.

      After we ran the original piece on Sam, his mother Beth Deene contacted me to say thanks. She related that at the time, Sam was struggling with his high school’s administration, who refused to approve an independent study that would have given him more time to pursue his project. She lamented that they “couldn’t see the value in what he’s attempting to do.” It’s hard to believe in this day of STEM programs that any educator could be that ignorant; indeed, even a minimally gifted administrator would have been shouting Sam’s accomplishments from the rooftops as an example of what great things the district’s students were capable of. The mind boggles.

      Regardless of the hurdles, or perhaps because of them, Sam pressed on. He started at Carnegie-Mellon this fall, and while he now has access to their $100 million fab lab, he’ll probably miss the garage where it all started.

  15. Linux Socialist (linuxsocist@icosahedron.website)'s status on Tuesday, 20-Nov-2018 07:16:37 EST Linux Socialist Linux Socialist
    • Sergey Bugaev

    @bugaevc It would be interesting to have image handling like what is being done with ranger and w3mimg here https://ranger.github.io/screenshots.html

    In conversation Tuesday, 20-Nov-2018 07:16:37 EST from icosahedron.website permalink
  16. Sergey Bugaev (bugaevc@mastodon.technology)'s status on Sunday, 18-Nov-2018 13:31:59 EST Sergey Bugaev Sergey Bugaev

    I've made a mock-up to illustrate my ideas about the next-gen terminal experience!

    Featuring:
    • the pathbar
    • username, hostname and git branch displayed in the UI, shrinking the shell prompt back to just a $
    • commands as cards
    • syntax highlighting, including graying out the output a bit to differentiate it from commands themselves
    • autocompletion (displayed in a native widget)
    • built-in error handling options
    • the time each command took (on the right)

    In conversation Sunday, 18-Nov-2018 13:31:59 EST from mastodon.technology permalink Repeated by linuxsocist
  17. Linux Socialist (linuxsocist@icosahedron.website)'s status on Tuesday, 20-Nov-2018 07:01:20 EST Linux Socialist Linux Socialist

    The GPL is kinda like the charter of the forest for software.

    In conversation Tuesday, 20-Nov-2018 07:01:20 EST from icosahedron.website permalink
  18. Linux Socialist (linuxsocist@icosahedron.website)'s status on Tuesday, 20-Nov-2018 07:00:13 EST Linux Socialist Linux Socialist
    • GoatsLive

    @GoatsLive Finding schematics for the boards is another annoying thing as well.

    In conversation Tuesday, 20-Nov-2018 07:00:13 EST from icosahedron.website permalink
  19. Seb Lee-Delisle (sebly@mastodon.social)'s status on Sunday, 16-Sep-2018 09:37:07 EDT Seb Lee-Delisle Seb Lee-Delisle

    A little experiment combining laser cut and 3D printed parts - inserting the cut acrylic as the 3D print is going #3dprint #lasercut #glowforge #prusa

    In conversation Sunday, 16-Sep-2018 09:37:07 EDT from mastodon.social permalink Repeated by linuxsocist
  20. Linux Socialist (linuxsocist@icosahedron.website)'s status on Tuesday, 30-Oct-2018 08:02:51 EDT Linux Socialist Linux Socialist

    Got to separate the wheat from the chaff which isn't easy when the wheat doesn't try to distinguish itself from the chaff.

    In conversation Tuesday, 30-Oct-2018 08:02:51 EDT from icosahedron.website permalink
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