Huge respect for the EU Commission, @EUCommission, who have updated their webpage with a new follow button — X is out, Mastodon is in!
Remember to reward them with a follow! ♥️🇪🇺
Seen here: https://commission.europa.eu/index_en
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Huge respect for the EU Commission, @EUCommission, who have updated their webpage with a new follow button — X is out, Mastodon is in!
Remember to reward them with a follow! ♥️🇪🇺
Seen here: https://commission.europa.eu/index_en
Thanks to Nicolas Graves, ‘guix style’ just got new styling rules: ‘remove-input’ and friends 👇
https://guix.gnu.org/manual/devel/en/html_node/Invoking-guix-style.html
It’s turning into a pretty nice refactoring tool!
As another step to reduce my interaction with tech-oligarchy, I am migrating my personal website from #Microslop #Github to a smolass VPS.
But because I simply can't do one thing at a time and just get to desired results in a straight path like a normal person, I am doing this with as much Guix as I possibly can; so far with a #Guix built #container that runs on non-guixos VPS (cool right?)
Although I am certain nobody ever visited my site and I barely ever post there (trying to change that), but in case you subscribed to some #RSS feed of mine, I apologize for the breakage.
I am 🤏 this close to declaring #pine64 a scam. It's fine they are selling ancient stock (which they didn't keep well, there are water-like marks on the USB hub they send along the phone); but they should at least keep the crucial parts working. My plan was to keep the pinephone connected to hotspot of my main phone and build some Linux apps instead of supporting the Oligarch platforms with more tools; without wifi it is next to useless.
I guess I can make it a weak server; but I have several rescued devices powering my homelab already. 
#pine64 support seem to be trolling me. I reported that wifi chip stopped working within ~15 minutes, and their response so far has been:
It is almost as if they just want me to go away and stop complaining.
> This is the story of how and why I decided to pursue a muscular physique as a woman in my thirties. Most of it was sort of unplanned, but the start of it all has a very common reason: back pain.