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running errands and a bit of cross-training since the leg wasn't feeling right
#cycling
#cycling
#cycling
#cycling
So I will turn it off here - and use this site has as before - but without activitypub turned on, and then do all my activitypub stuff over on that other service.
I can be added through: @stigatle
This does not affect the development of the desktop client, I will still work on that, I'm here to stay :) I just need a way to follow the others properly on the other services..
I did not want to join mastodon, and I did not want something complex to host, so I decided to set up Snac2 - https://codeberg.org/grunfink/snac2 . It's super lightweight, easy to set up, and worked out of the box for what I was looking for.
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No os confundáis, los gatos somos los amos. ⌘ Read more****
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A few drops of rain shortly after, but not a lot …
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A few drops of rain shortly after, but not a lot …
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A few drops of rain shortly after, but not a lot …
> I never heard of SuperDisk before
IIRC, one of the great features about this drive was that it could read ordinary floppy disks as well – unlike the Iomega ZIP drive. Also, even though that Wikipedia article only shows *external* drives, we had *internal* LS120 drives. So, unlike the ZIP drive, the LS120 really was a backwards compatible thing and you could use it just like a normal floppy disk drive. (Plus, at 120 MB, it was a little larger than ZIP at 100 MB.)
For a very brief moment, it looked like LS120 was the new “standard”. 😅 IIRC, they even put them in pre-assembled PCs that you could buy in shops (anyone remember “Vobis”?). It quickly became irrelevant, though, since CD-RWs offered a much larger capacity soon after …
> Do you still listen to that old file every now and then or do just keep it around for sentimental value?
Nah, it’s just one of the many old files that I still have lying around. 😅 (I don’t really listen to that kind of music anymore, tbh.)
> I never heard of SuperDisk before
IIRC, one of the great features about this drive was that it could read ordinary floppy disks as well – unlike the Iomega ZIP drive. Also, even though that Wikipedia article only shows *external* drives, we had *internal* LS120 drives. So, unlike the ZIP drive, the LS120 really was a backwards compatible thing and you could use it just like a normal floppy disk drive. (Plus, at 120 MB, it was a little larger than ZIP at 100 MB.)
For a very brief moment, it looked like LS120 was the new “standard”. 😅 IIRC, they even put them in pre-assembled PCs that you could buy in shops (anyone remember “Vobis”?). It quickly became irrelevant, though, since CD-RWs offered a much larger capacity soon after …
> Do you still listen to that old file every now and then or do just keep it around for sentimental value?
Nah, it’s just one of the many old files that I still have lying around. 😅 (I don’t really listen to that kind of music anymore, tbh.)
> I never heard of SuperDisk before
IIRC, one of the great features about this drive was that it could read ordinary floppy disks as well – unlike the Iomega ZIP drive. Also, even though that Wikipedia article only shows *external* drives, we had *internal* LS120 drives. So, unlike the ZIP drive, the LS120 really was a backwards compatible thing and you could use it just like a normal floppy disk drive. (Plus, at 120 MB, it was a little larger than ZIP at 100 MB.)
For a very brief moment, it looked like LS120 was the new “standard”. 😅 IIRC, they even put them in pre-assembled PCs that you could buy in shops (anyone remember “Vobis”?). It quickly became irrelevant, though, since CD-RWs offered a much larger capacity soon after …
> Do you still listen to that old file every now and then or do just keep it around for sentimental value?
Nah, it’s just one of the many old files that I still have lying around. 😅 (I don’t really listen to that kind of music anymore, tbh.)
rough.
- didn't get a lot of sleep
- didn't hydrate enough the day prior
- hot and humid
- just didn't feel like it
- leg didn't feel right
#running
rough.
- didn't get a lot of sleep
- didn't hydrate enough the day prior
- hot and humid
- just didn't feel like it
- leg didn't feel right
#running
rough.
- didn't get a lot of sleep
- didn't hydrate enough the day prior
- hot and humid
- just didn't feel like it
- leg didn't feel right
#running
rough.
- didn't get a lot of sleep
- didn't hydrate enough the day prior
- hot and humid
- just didn't feel like it
- leg didn't feel right
#running
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#swimming
#swimming
chasing my son in the lazy river
#swimming
#swimming
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$ head -n 1 /var/log/pacman.log
[2011-07-07 11:19] installed filesystem (2011.04-1)
I believe that was the day when I switched from i686 to amd64. It was on an Athlon 64 X2 4200+. I bought it in 2006 and I could have run amd64 right from the start but didn’t, for some reason. I was pretty late to the party.
Since then, just rolling updates. It’s not the same machine anymore, the system has been moved to/through various hard disks and SSDs over time. Quite a long time and this stability still surprises me.
(I wonder why I never followed that approach during my days with Windows. It should have worked, I think? But for some reason, completely wiping the disk on every Windows update or major hardware upgrade was “the way to go” back then … Or *did* I try and everything broke horribly? 🤔 I honestly don’t remember anymore.)
$ head -n 1 /var/log/pacman.log
[2011-07-07 11:19] installed filesystem (2011.04-1)
I believe that was the day when I switched from i686 to amd64. It was on an Athlon 64 X2 4200+. I bought it in 2006 and I could have run amd64 right from the start but didn’t, for some reason. I was pretty late to the party.
Since then, just rolling updates. It’s not the same machine anymore, the system has been moved to/through various hard disks and SSDs over time. Quite a long time and this stability still surprises me.
(I wonder why I never followed that approach during my days with Windows. It should have worked, I think? But for some reason, completely wiping the disk on every Windows update or major hardware upgrade was “the way to go” back then … Or *did* I try and everything broke horribly? 🤔 I honestly don’t remember anymore.)
$ head -n 1 /var/log/pacman.log
[2011-07-07 11:19] installed filesystem (2011.04-1)
I believe that was the day when I switched from i686 to amd64. It was on an Athlon 64 X2 4200+. I bought it in 2006 and I could have run amd64 right from the start but didn’t, for some reason. I was pretty late to the party.
Since then, just rolling updates. It’s not the same machine anymore, the system has been moved to/through various hard disks and SSDs over time. Quite a long time and this stability still surprises me.
(I wonder why I never followed that approach during my days with Windows. It should have worked, I think? But for some reason, completely wiping the disk on every Windows update or major hardware upgrade was “the way to go” back then … Or *did* I try and everything broke horribly? 🤔 I honestly don’t remember anymore.)
Ahora más que nunca, no dejéis de apoyar a los vuestros. ⌘ Read more****