griffey

@Griffey
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Librarian/Technologist, formerly Director of Strategic Initiatives for National Information Standards Organization. Creator of LibraryBox and Measure the Future projects, former fellow at Berkman Klein Center.

Recovering academic, enthusiastic tinkerer/maker, obsessed with theater. This Account Kills Fascists.

http://jasongriffey.net for everything else

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griffeyFeb 27
If anyone out there is running a Meshtastic node, here's a QR for my channel. I'm testing a new install, trying to decide whether to add another node somewhere in my area to expand the mesh. If you can see this, say hello....
griffeyFeb 11

RE: https://social.panic.com/@cabel/116053552583832511

This is one of the best talks I've ever seen. Just a masterclass.

griffeyFeb 11
Open Science Hardware FdnFeb 11

And if you're interested in keeping up with our ongoing Open Science Hardware efforts, we just added an RSS link....subscribe in any RSS reader!

https://opensciencehardware.org/news/feed/

Link to feed is on top menu on homepage.

griffeyFeb 11
Open Science Hardware FdnFeb 11

OSHF is proud to launch an ongoing celebration of the 10th Anniversary of the Gathering for Open Science Hardware (GOSH) we're calling hashtag#GOSH@10!

Each month we'll be highlighting a person, project, or story from the 10 years of GOSH activity. If you'd like to be featured, visit the blog post and send us your story!

https://opensciencehardware.org/2026/02/gosh10/

GOSH@10 - Open Science Hardware Foundation

This year marks the 10th Anniversary of the first Gathering for Open Science, held in March of 2016 at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland. To mark and celebrate this milestone, GOSH and the OSHF are inviting anyone in the Open Science Hardware community to submit stories and photos celebrating the work done by the community. Over […]

Open Science Hardware Foundation
griffeyJan 30
Open Science Hardware FdnJan 30

OSHF would like to congratulate and celebrate our co-founder and Board Member Dr. Jenny Molloy for her Special Recognition for Advocacy and Awareness by the European Open Source Academy at #eosawards26!

https://opensciencehardware.org/2026/01/dr-jenny-molloy-honored-by-european-open-source-academy/

Dr. Jenny Molloy honored by European Open Source Academy - Open Science Hardware Foundation

On Thursday, January 29 2026, OSHF Board Member Dr. Jenny Molloy was honored by the European Open Source Academy with a Special Recognition for Advocacy and Awareness for her many years of work supporting Open Science in all its forms. As co-founder of OSHF and the Gathering of Open Science Hardware (GOSH) community, Jenny continues […]

Open Science Hardware Foundation
griffeyJan 28

40 years ago this morning, I was 12 years old and sitting in front of my grandmother's TV. We had a snow day off school, and I was so excited that I got to watch the Shuttle take off.

That morning was, in many ways, my first experience with tragedy. I'd dealt with loss & grief. But this was bigger than that in ways that I didn't have words for. I can still remember the numbness and shock, how it felt in 12-year-old me.

griffeyJan 26
Show threadCraig HockenberryJan 26

If you’re an Apple shareholder, consider voting against Tim Cook at this year’s meeting.

Takes less than a minute to do online and if enough smaller investors do, it sends a message that there are some things that are a hell of a lot more important than money.

griffeyJan 22

Looking to grab food in the Zurich airport to eat at gate, saw a takeaway sushi place.

First roll I saw was an “Italian” roll that has freaking parsley on the outside of it.

Uh. I’ll pass. WTF Zurich?

griffeyJan 22
Have not been overly impressed with the food in Geneva, with the exception of anything containing butterfat.
griffeyJan 12
If I were looking for a small Linux box to play with some larger self-hosting needs (PeerTube, Immich, etc) that would be exposed to the public internet…what hardware should I be looking at, and what distro is my best bet?