Val Packett 🧉

@valpackett@treehouse.systems
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Purple is my natural hair color. I have strong opinions about software and sometime I even get to make them reality. Same for the state of the world in general, but I have a lot less influence there.

Professionally: Linux Graphics Plumbing for Qubes OS. Unprofessionally: aarch64laptops, postmarketOS, lots of random projects, local activism/politics.

Websitehttps://val.packett.cool
Nerdy Linktreehttps://keyoxide.org/aspe:val.packett.cool:DV7YKMH5QMHF5ZVU5UUSIXXXMI
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Is this… spam? LLM-generated spam? Just what is the point of.. this?! It doesn't make any sense in the context of a physical hardware keyboard o.0 but it doesn't, like, push anything, link anywhere, it's just bizzare spam
@lattera honeypot vibes lmao
@dysfun @ariadne i've been using the official mozilla flatpak from flathub for years now. i don't remember anything exactly tbh, but i'm pretty sure it was a smol popover explaining the feature and offering some kind of choice

SucréLA #opensource #hardware logic analyzer project now has a real README :)  

With pictures and everything! 🥳

Enjoy :) 🍾

https://gitlab.com/yannsionneau/SucreLA/

#fpga #osh #la #openhw

Yann Sionneau / SucreLA · GitLab

Open source Logic Analyzer based on LiteX SoC

GitLab

@tendstofortytwo the portal frontend isn't even supposed to pick the "wrong" backend because the configs specify which XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP they're for o.0

idk what to say other than "arch lol" and "this is why everything should be flatpak" :p

@recursive woooaaahh!!

my only association for butterflies is og life is strange..

The one place that horseshoe theory is lowkey real is when ostensible leftists make the jump from "US hegemony is bad" to "anyone who opposes US hegemony is good"
@dysfun @ariadne you're able to turn it off individually with a clear and obvious toggle in preferences. you were able to do so from the moment it rolled out. iirc it wasn't even on by default for existing installs, but rather was rolled out as a "wanna try this?" popup.
@krutonium back in the OS X Leopard era…
@angelastella @ireneista At least none of them managed to block the entirety of ButtFlare while chasing pirate football streams, like their Spanish colleagues did xD