Pagan User Manual
I've written more shell scripts than I can count, but I still stumble upon tricks that honestly blow my mind far too often than I care to admit. Latest thing that blew my head clean off? The shell colon.
Fast Desktop Switching Device. Contribute to hrvach/deskhop development by creating an account on GitHub.
Larry Wall's Programming Perl, 3rd Edition
Run KolibriOS, Linux or Windows 98 in your browser
Investigative essays on corporate enshittification — how the brands you trusted made everything worse on purpose, and who profits when they do.
They see Big Tech as having eroded commonality: the common good, the social fabric, the institutions of collective interest. Luddism, as they conceive of it, is a communal, spiritual, and political project centered on three things: reclaiming collective agency away from Big Tech and its attention-fracking, data-capturing, social erosion project; re-enchanting public life through public events that help people experience connection; and fostering a world rooted in localism, public goods, care, fun, democracy, and what one Luddite I spoke to referred to as “collective effervescence.”
Very simple commandline addressbook. Contribute to pimutils/mates.rs development by creating an account on GitHub.
This is how I set up a readonly OpenBSD 6.8 system.
The system is a router running off an SD card. I want to minimise wear on the SD card, and I want the system to come up clean after a power failure. For times when I need to make a quick tweak, I can still go read-write temporarily.
This is unfortunately not a supported OpenBSD setup, and small tweak to /etc/rc is necessary.
How to set up gotweb