There is no funnier activity than untangling xmas lights to put them away... #sarcasm
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I am glad I journaled consistently last year as it allowed me to put a lot of introspection into my next goals and in this note to myself https://garden.melyanna.net/notes/you-are-the-project.html
Just a note that I have a little gemini capsule at gemini://tanelorn.city/~melyanna/
I’ve been thinking a lot about various creative reactions to the absurdity that we all carry supercomputers in our pocket but have to keep upgrading even to retain functionality because software gets worse and surveillance gets more pervasive
Things like low-power computing (Rpi and friends, microcomputers, retro computing, etc), some of the solarpunk stuff, the “smolnet” (Gopher and Gemini and the like), and so on seem to be interesting ways of highlighting that things could be other than they are
Is there an umbrella term for this? Is someone collecting projects that relate to “computing designed to work well even with low-performance/low-power gear”?
Mediocre geek.
Vegetarian, whovian, metaller.
Likes cats, tea, videogames, books, art, and pen and paper RPGs.
Supports equal rights.