Paul "Poppy" Oppenheim @pauloppenheim@xoxo.zone

I was becoming more and more convinced we need to start over with computing.

Now becoming more convinced we'll make the same mistakes.

Building my own indie ecosystem might not meet my needs any further, and now I'm also exhausted.

(Building a kid a Linux setup on RaspberryPi, pondering if I'm just poisoning the community and world further. Considering, connecting, pushing on...)

I feel surprise there's not much #nonviolentcommunication #nvc talk on masto. I find it is very useful for life in general, but relevant for considering what need I'm trying to meet when engaging with social media. https://www.cnvc.org/ has a lot of resources. Meetups and workshops have been useful for me, even over video calls. There's also a podcast of talks the founder gave https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nonviolent-communication-marshall-rosenbergs-nvc-training/id1497893802

@b jainism, fallen fruit ONLY

nothing bad ever happened on the internet, let's chill there

also, stop sleeping everyone, you can get way more done that way

why am i reaching out on the socials, am i just rotating voids to scream into

Update: this is related to Intel getting rid of S3 suspend in Tiger Lake, and the surprise of S0ix not really working with all hardware & software all the time. If you or someone you know do computering for a living and use the linuxes, beware this trap will be biting

@aynish this a million times

Graphene OS is amazing so far. I already consider it worth buying a new Pixel 4a for.

It's Android without Google, and it is signed, secure, private, and auto-updates.

Getting started with flashing new Android OSes takes effort, and I've been doing it on hard mode for a long time, but this is the simplest I have seen. It's not as simple as Signal, but... we're getting there.

un/related: solid time to listen to dark music on youtube and realize they removed the toggle to disable autoplay. because why would you ever want automated suggestions to stop, robot knows best

follow up: that was too much work and i just did the gross apache thing. computers are still terrible

got a bunch of new tech objects to replace old literally breaking tech objects and none of it works like it is supposed to and i'm all surprised and depressed and it's like dude, charlie brown, you've been trying to kick that football for decades now, maybe build an expectation to whiff on it

I want to share a file w password, to someone w/o an account on my server. I used to use Apache htaccess AuthUserFile for this, but that's gross. Open source file sharing systems (Nextcloud, Seafile, Pydio) require a server account to share, else the file is open to public internet.

I was looking, and found LinShare - seems to work! https://www.linshare.org (Also found ProjectSend but it doesn't seem as straightforward.)

How did I not already know about this? #selfhosting #indieweb

Something is compelling me to run btrfs and zpool scrub on my backup disks today

if you run nextcloud and downloading a large calendar fails (and maybe you check the logs and see something starting with "PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of")

try `sudo snap set nextcloud php.memory-limit=256M`

related: i signed up for this by trying to use container magic products, didn't i

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsHW7ikAPVo