look mom, it's an #Amiga500 !! *scnr*

@danielalbu if that didn't make you feel old, what will...

@lkundrak @NanoRaptor

Maybe one of the first stacked chip setups; a microcontroller with an eeprom.

... e se non va in panic, puoi morire contento.

Vedi Napoli, compila Linux e poi muori.

@Wintermute_BBS @BlackICEBBS

The translation must have been terrible, but it is something we say, as our country is small.

Scheveningen is always nice.

This summer, when visiting family back home, we will also go there. Not sure if we can visit the computer museum, as my eldest rather likes to see Van Gogh and just drive around (he loves the sound of my mom's old Mini).

Share some photos of your favourite/beloved systems ;-)

@Wintermute_BBS @BlackICEBBS

Veel plezier in ons kleine kikkerlandje

... but it might be too late

I predict that in 10 years we have a resurgence of Natural Intelligence...

@jorge a flatpak application has access to the home folder, and when advertised as "a more secure solution", this can give people a false sense of safety...

But any application installed from the main repository could still pose the same threat. They do not have enough eyes to test and assure all their packages are safe.

It is very disingenuous, as they aren't anymore secure.

LOL Linux Mint's #flathub warning is so disingenuous.

Do they honestly think that this doesn't apply to their entire archive?

@vwbusguy

link shorts in the old format, otherwise they do not get expanded in a message

@vwbusguy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKA_Amlg0tc

is your... eh... publication.. eh eh... the same... that... eh... got a... eh ... for eh... false ...

if apps obsidian check user; then
apps obsidian run user
elif apps obsidian check appimage; then
apps obsidian run appimage
elif apps obsidian check flatpak; then
apps obsidian run flatpak
else
echo "Obsidian is not installed."
fi

I interact with my VMs and containers as follows:

dev dotfedora exec zsh -c "dotfiles source; dotfiles update; apps list update; apps code install user"

Or

apps code serveweb user

to do the same as:

https://github.com/gbraad-vscode/code-systemd?tab=readme-ov-file#systemd-services-for-code--codium

https://github.com/gbraad-dotfiles/applications/blob/main/code.md#user-serveweb

Already loving this:

https://github.com/gbraad-dotfiles/applications/blob/main/codium.md

$ apps codium install
Executing install for codium using block: install
Executing install for codium using block: user-install
Created symlink '...' → '/home/gbraad/.config/systemd/user/codium-server.service'.

instead of https://github.com/gbraad-vscode/code-systemd?tab=readme-ov-file#install-codium-server

the helper script:

https://github.com/gbraad-dotfiles/upstream/blob/main/zsh/.zshrc.d/apps.zsh

which is part of my dotfiles, so I can easily do a:

ssh gbraad@... "dotfiles source; apps bundle/essential install"

on any of my machines