ghost in the bourne shell

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nixos, emacs, org mode goblin. fedi freak and foss friend. data rights, human rights, trans rights, black rights. bikes, trees, art, poetry, motorsports. general mish-mash. no narcs.

Eugene, OR, US, Earth

sorry about all this...

pronouns are they/them if you need talk about me in third person but i am right here.

Don’t blow the flute
Don't beat the drum
Don’t be the front
Be the lion's rear.

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techhttps://arcology.garden
non-techhttps://thelionsrear.com
workhttps://datarightsprotocol.org

SF MoMA has Ragnar Kjartansson's The Visitors on display, I got to see The Visitors again in a different configuration than I saw it last time. what a cool piece.

Nine projections of a group setting up and playing a somber song commemorating/commiserating the artist's divorce, each camera showing a different performance with it's own audio hookup. you can't experience the whole thing at once, and in the configuration I saw it last time you couldn't even hear everything at once. it's a really beautiful piece speaking about the greatness of friendship, of companionship, and healing.

the gallery statement on it recast it in to a "celebratory" statement of comradery in light of COVID but like man it's so mournful. it's suffocating and soaking and so good

nixpkgs: bro, you're using the wrong option
me: no YOU are.
honestly choke up every time
Loading? Downloading?
love too start my monday by running MemTest86... getting tired of random segfaults in electron apps and general protection faults in libxul garbage collection.......... this nonsense
mods are asleep post supercar prius
Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam Creditless Opening 1 [1080p]

YouTube

safety culture

#wrc #motorsports

building a #nix home-manager profile on my phone; if the planet computer astro glide pocket computer ever ships to me it will be a prime daily carry with my #emacs installation on it, i hope.
the builds of any software which isnt automatically pulled from the nixos binary cache transparently is built on my laptop inside of an auto-configured qemu-aarch64 VM, shipped over tailscale.

if this works out i will have full access to my personal knowledge base, flashcarding system, agenda, feed reader, etc, and be able to publish to my org-mode site & rss feeds anywhere in the world on a device with cellular connectivity and a full hardware keyboard.