Rupert @rupert@merveilles.town

i like the 27th redraw much more

#theWorkshop

#pinephone

I think I've figured out the git-lfs workflow. The biggest hurdle was figuring out how to re-write the commit history to convert all the large binaries to pointers. I ended up using a separate tool to do it since the built-in git-lfs-migrate did not seem to do the thing.

We looked at 2020 as a generic, remote future. Now it is here. And there are no flying cars.

The flying car is a symbol of a future of compressed space through speed and convenience.

But can't we then see the car as a tool to connect people by the means of moving? If so, the flying car becomes how our past imagined the internet, like people imagined ultrafast horses before cars were introduced.

Hi, I'm @raelzero, and I'm wishing you happy future from _your_ flying car.

Doing finishing touches on my BA thesis about end-user computing systems, feedback welcome!

https://s-ol.nu/ba

Once I go back to Paris I might stream some Elite Dangerous for real

I just want to say how thankful I am for the fediverse, and all the interesting new people I've met here.

I've stumbled in here when I was starting to feel alienated by the internet and social networks, I guess I'm just glad to have this space.

@nx probably too late now but would be great if we could use openstreetmap or something open source for this

ORCΛ on Reform 2, now i just have to learn how to use it ;)

@rupert ohh ohh yes the BOSH! cookbook is amazing https://www.amazon.co.uk/BOSH-Recipes-Amazing-anticipated-cookbook/dp/000826290X/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1521820878&sr=1-1

and i think the BOSH! boys in general make nice recipes https://www.bosh.tv/recipes
they're all snappy videos tho