Posts by josh0@babka.social
 (DIR) Post #B48PrwC3NeNnYS3UYa by josh0@babka.social
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       Everybody got their snuggle-buddy? #DogsOfMastodon
       
 (DIR) Post #B5Mv8aohyUWClvVnto by josh0@babka.social
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       @Kels_316 @Heliograph Kagi tries, but it doesn’t do very well…
       
 (DIR) Post #B5Mv8b17EMRXOPJiEq by josh0@babka.social
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       @Kels_316 @Heliograph Shaka, when the walls fell.
       
 (DIR) Post #B5Mv8et6q4PpOjbNJY by josh0@babka.social
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       @Kels_316 @Heliograph actually, I guess ‘Kagi at the forge, his hammer striking’ isn’t bad.
       
 (DIR) Post #B60VNuDzH1iyp3NGds by josh0@babka.social
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       @db what, you didn’t create a separate, isolated 2.4 GHz WiFi network just for your lightbulbs, and assigned them each a static IP? I thought that was basic practice, once you assembled your team of lightbulb installation IT specialists!
       
 (DIR) Post #B6CDl6dfohxEhtoxhg by josh0@babka.social
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       @mgorny @diazona my favorite thing about Gentoo is that it lets me decide how things should work, and try new things. It’s like LEGO compared to a model kit.Do I particularly care which NTP daemon my system uses? No, but I do care that I could change it if I some day decided I wanted to.I do care that it’s not some weird or obscure choice to install a headless system with no graphics packages at all, or to build my graphical stack exactly the way I want it, and the difference is just simple configuration files that I control and can change at any time, not an entirely different install process.And I do, of course, love that I can turn up the optimizations to wring every last processor cycle out of my hardware. In the (distant) past, using Gentoo and being able to compile my own custom kernel and graphics stack was the difference between being able to run 1080p video smoothly on ancient hardware when Ubuntu could barely play a video file at all, saving me hundreds of dollars on hardware.