Here is mine:

https://triptico.com/rss.xml

Great decision.

Love the ghost face 😆

Si 7291 muertos les dan igual, no sé por qué les iban a importar 224.

Oh, that's sad. It is (was) a living snapshot of a past. Maybe no longer relevant, but a part of yourself anyway.

Unless maintaining it was expensive or a hassle, I would keep it.

Sí que está bien explicado, lo que pasa es que yo no me imaginaba que era el iconito de la aplicación, sino un logo dentro de la aplicación, y no terminaba de pillarlo.

Lo cierto es que hay algunos a los que se les sale la sonda y no saben mear.

Madre mía, no lo había entendido 🤦

¿Explica por qué los libros de romántica sí y otros no?

No lo pillo. ¿Por qué no pueden trabajar?

This is fucking great.

Great author. Reading Koolau the Leper as a kid made me want to become a fiction writer.

Associative hashes in bash:

https://xeiaso.net/notes/2024/bash-hashmap/

Montaña Artificial, Parque del Retiro, Madrid, Spain

#WindowFriday #FensterFreitag #ViernesDeVentanas

I love that lake Michigan has been drained into land to compensate for lost territories

So true. Thanks.

Boosted. I also love it.

Qué bonita. Parece frágil.

Mutt is great in the TUI department. You must do some acrobatics regarding different configuration files if you use more than one account.

Aerc (TUI) is also fine. It supports multiple accounts natively, but you can't move messages from one account to another (that I know of). I find the interface a little kludgy.

But everybody and their dog is sending HTML mail these days, and though both programs do their best to convert to text / use the alternative plain text format, you always have the sinking feeling that you are missing something (and sometimes you really are missing something).

Thunderbird is OK. It has its annoyances, but it's solid, multi-account, and supports everything. Sometimes it starts burning all my CPU cores at 100% and I don't know why, it's probably doing some garbage collection or whatever.

Evolution (GUI) is also kinda fine, but it's GNOME, and you may not like that. It's heavy.

Claws Mail (GUI) is also OK. It's lighter than Evolution or Thunderbird, but in the past it did something wrong that annoyed me and that I cannot remember and I stopped using it.

I also remember using Kmail (KDE) more 15 years ago and it was also OK, but a bit sluggy.

I've always considered the Sun Microsystems logo a piece of art.

I believe in a universe that doesn't care and people who do.

You've created a very remarkable place in the Fediverse. The #BSDCafe community is vibrant and awesome. Congratulations!

The Homa Network Protocol:

https://lwn.net/SubscriberLink/1003059/41b1d2ea281b6779/

Living not far from the sea is half the best life ever.

Merry Christmas, Stefano.

Young and beautiful and unique like a raindrop in the storm.

5 years is a lot of time for a feral cat, but they are hard as fucking stones, and they know how to play their cards well, so it's probably taking a nap now in a warm house as a proud home cat.

#snac supports full text search (with regexes) on everything that is on your timeline, your posts and other's.

Por lo que yo sé, ni Threads ni Bluesky usan el protocolo Nostr. El de Bluesky es el AT Protocol, un invento "overengineered" del copón, y sobre lo que internamente usa Threads no sé nada, pero hacia el Fediverso usa su propia implementación de ActivityPub.

El protocolo de Nostr es técnicamente un buen diseño, pero la gente que hay detrás son criptobros de la peor calaña con las intenciones más rastreras.

No quiero emponzoñar tu hilo con detalles técnicos cuando lo que importa es denunciar la chusma que hay detrás.

CC: @alejandroamartin@laplaza.cafe

el protocolo Nostr (El de threads).

¿Seguro que Threads usa el protocolo Nostr?

(respecto a lo demás, estoy totalmente de acuerdo).

CC: @alejandroamartin@laplaza.cafe

Sunset Boulevard, Double Indemnity, Angel Face, Psycho, Night of the Hunter, Rebecca, Brief Encounter... just from the top of my head.

And Casablanca, of course.

Appalling. Thanks for sharing.