mastodon 4.7.3human, father, husband, programmer, tinkerer, reluctant 3D-printer, f̶o̶r̶m̶e̶r̶ re-starting geocacher, openstreetmapper, former motor-biker, now road-biker, occasional climber and snowboarder
#fedi22 Interested here in #science and #technology, especially #foss / #opensource, #programming in #python and #cpp, #hackspaces, #makerspaces, and #diy but also #parenting, #family and sometimes #gardening, I enjoy #books, #movies and #tvseries as well as #cycling and lately #skateboarding
With GrapheneOS now unusable to connect to my car, my bank, my insurer, the school of my kids, my watch and now PayPal, I'm pretty close to admitting defeat and re-installing stock Android.
I don't like it, but I see no choice. I can't reorder my whole life just to stick it up to a shitty company.
I now know that 40min of microwaving a lasagna has quite some consequences beyond making it a bit dry to the taste.
Kids: Never a dull moment.
Dear hackspace community on the Fediverse: Does any of you have some form of codified (e.g. computer code, but also just rules or processes like check-lists) for promoting your public events?
Looking to follow some best practices about how to build a promotion-pipelline that any member can use, regardless of how well connected he/she/they is personally.
Especially beyond the usual social media posts. Do you do posters/flyers/stickers with templates? Local print media?
#pleaseBoost
Currently trying to move my 'transparent SSL-pass-through VPS' setup from pure nginx (which never worked right with the certificates) to using #rathole https://github.com/rathole-org for a few-ports-only forwarding tunnel between the VPS and my home server.
I would be much more confident with this setup than letting a wireguard tunnel access my whole home network and then trying to close that gap again with firewall rules.
Anyone knows how to back-up and de-DRM ebooks from a Kindle? All tutorials i found actually re-load them via the Kindle Windows app or other ways instead of directly from the device.
These are books bought of Amazon in the past and still readable on the device, but due to unfortunate circumstances deleted from my account, so I can't re-download them.
@foosel@chaos.social I just stumbled upon https://bubbles.town/entry/42573337 , but was surprised that it's neither on the top of https://foosel.net/blog/ nor in the raw RSS stream.
This is more a question regarding understanding bubbles' algorithm (and effects on other blogs), but can you tell if this is because you removed that post and it stayed in a cache or maybe because you edited an old entry and it picked up the editing timestamp?