Joeys for Lord Buckethead 2020 @banjofox@hackers.town

@banjofox @drskrzyk The strongest steel is forged in the heart of a dumpster fire.

homk

What do you all think?

Legit or not?

And then we discover new and cool places... When looking for cool and old software.

Adobe PageMill in my case. Now abandoned, FREE, used to be their web dev solution around 1999.

"WinWorld is an online museum dedicated to the preservation and sharing of vintage, abandoned, and pre-release software. We offer information, media and downloads for a wide variety of computers and operating systems.

Our entire library is free, open and available to everyone. "

#retro #computing is alive and well.
apps library :
https://winworldpc.com/library/applications

op systems library : https://winworldpc.com/library/operating-systems

Hello new people

and new non-people

and the old ones too

and the young at heart

and the crotchety toddlers

and the crocheting -- um

and

uh

i forget where i was going with this

#Merryjoinmas!

#nobirb

I guess it's #introduction time-

I'm an audio engineer, multimedia developer, and occasional indie game dev- Previously employed by several research institutions in the field of accessible media / accessible research, currently looking for remote / semi-remote work for my incredibly niche skillset.

I'm in to Python, Rust, and Unity/C#, but I've got eyes on Elixir in the future.

I love hackathons, all things procedural, and anything with wheels.

I'm an absolute New Englander, but I've lived in Washington, California, China, and Spain. Currently based in Honolulu.

Here's what I've been making in between the twin existential ennuis of freelance work and trying to find a stable job:

@thegibson Free Scotland!

ReToot a nice image and a good article found on the fedi...

OP by cypnk https://mastodon.social/@cypnk/103289222763327541

"There’s a durability to older technology, aside from that capacitor debacle from the 90s. I wonder if older tech in some form will be one of few functioning remnants decades or a century from now

There’s a project called Collapse OS to “Bootstrap post-collapse technology” https://collapseos.org"

Scholar Social has had the following in its Terms for the last ~ 8 months:

> Scholar Social will suspend any instance launched, acquired or funded by Alphabet, Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, or Elsevier.

Does your instance have a similar policy?

Please do not reply until after you have read and understood the following: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguish