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Website | https://gedmin.as |
GitHub | https://github.com/mgedmin |
Pronouns | he/him |
Ko-fi | https://ko-fi.com/mgedmin |
Life without a CPU usage meter on screen means I only discover background jobs when my laptop gets hot.
(I've had bad a experience with the GNOME system monitor extension so I uninstalled it.)
Achievement unlocked: entered two base64-encoded Wireguard pubkeys by hand using a phone's virtual keyboard and it worked on first try. This involved a lucky guess between a lowercase L vs an uppercase i.
There must be a better way. The Android app has a 'scan QR code' , how do I generate one from a Linux terminal?
My takeaway: Satellite launches are undoing the recovery of the ozone layer that should be happening now that CFCs are banned. And this study doesn't even take into account metal deposition from reentries, which might be even worse!
When I teach climate change in my astro classes, I always give the recovery of the ozone layer as an example of how countries can work together to fix a giant problem (Montreal Protocol). I guess satellite companies are now destroying that too.