shork @noiob@awoo.space

programmers! what's stopping you from dressing like this

PSA: Macht mal euer Flux oder NightShift oder was auch immer *aus*, wenn ihr Vorträge haltet.
(Könnte auch auf ne Checkliste fürs VOC oder die Stage manager...)

#gpn22 aber nur weil grade schönes Beispiel

Vielleicht kann mir ja jemand aus der Bahnbubble weiterhelfen.
Ich muss mit dem Zug von Ecke Mönchengladbach nach Mailand kommen und verzweifle grade etwas an der Buchung weil sich die Strecke ab der Schweiz nicht über Bahn-International buchen lässt, egal welche Verbindung ich auswähle... (Die Teil-Stücke davor lassen sich alle buchen)

Gibts da irgendwelche Tricks oder andere Seiten die ich nutzen sollte?

no kink at pride? what are you gonna do to stop me? restrain me?

More #aurora photos from May 10th. This time a more foresty theme.

#landscapephotography #nightphotography #northernlights

This (use `file`) is probably my #1 make-linux-easier tip. My #2 make-linux-easier tip is did you know vi can just open zip files? And like tgz files and stuff. To vi they are just funny directories. You can use vi to poke around inside zip files and read text files inside of them without having to decompress them.

My #3 tip: run `man -k blarg` (or `apropos blarg`) and it'll search all the man pages on your system for "blarg". If you forget the name of a command you can use this to look it up.

I think my favorite program in the entire linux/unix toolchain is "file". Did you even know about this program? It's on every system including MacOS and it's magic. You run it on any file and it just tells you what it is. Any file. I don't know who keeps this updated but it supports surprising things. Like it knows Windows file formats. If it's a executable it tells you if it's 32- or 64- bit. If it's an image it tells you the size and channels. If the file extension lies it just figures it out.