Aaron Gunderson
Anyone else struggle using Plasma window manager? The key bindings and window controls just always confuse and feel complicated. Gnome isn’t perfect but always feels more intuitive.
Strava is my favorite social media, just a bunch of dorks saying nice work over and over again. Very little fomo or anxiety. Just friendly peer pressure to make some moves.
Advent of Code time of year again. Last year was learning elixir. This year I’m doing elixir again to test the chops. Dm me if you want in on a low key private leaderboard that will putter out because work happens.
Twitter is arguing over a FedEx in a bike lane. Personal I’m pro biking for transport. If you want someone to help you get comfortable on the streets with a bike in Cambridge, hit me up. I’ll help you find a route or learn how to navigate traffic and the like.
Finally wrote up some impressions on the reMarkable 2 tablet. Summary love the hardware but the software has room to improve.
What git release/branch management style do people like? Especially for handling long lived stable deployments.
Sneaky sneaky. What kind of slimy deal is this @verizon.
That sweet deal of paying $20 to get a $30 discount.
Happy to have deleted my facebook many years ago now but the rot is real. How do we rescue the people left in the Facebook echo chamber? Is it too late?
One factor convincing me to get the reMarkable was their reputation of developer access to the host. Version 2 wasn’t advertising it on the site but it gives you the root password and SSH, a promising start :)
Cambridge is setting itself up for a great future! Bike infrastructure is important for urban living and addressing climate change. www.cambridgebikesafety.org/2020/10/0…
Quick camping and biking trip in New Hampshire. Pushed the capabilities of commuter tires on loose gravel and sand.
Spot me in the news deliverying food for local residents in Cambridge! www.cambridgeday.com/2020/09/0…
Interesting post on paid apps: ia.net/topics/su…
I really believe in paying for software and wish other Linux users felt the same way. Software is expensive and we need to sustainably fund development.
