Felicitas Pojtinger 🌅

Alrighty, everything set up for the #GNOME showcase at the hardware bazaar meetup later. A GNOME OS laptop, a #phosh tablet and phone, all connected with each other via #p2panda (via Reflection as a demo), #Nextcloud (calendar, contacts, files) and #Valent/KDE Connect (notifications, clipboard etc.) :)

The fact that I can use a Linux phone in China and be a fully participating member of society, including mobile payments and everything, but I can't do that in any EU country, the US or Canada due to the payment methods there requiring SafetyNet and China not requiring that, has really broken my brain a little bit

Small micro-adjustments and improvements for Sessions are part of my OSS commit tonight. As was noticed by the circle review, the notification was missing a symbolic icon which I've now added, there is a body, the icon has a more readable numeric digital display with colours that don't clash as much, and the duplicate "stop alarm" button is gone!

RE: @ariadne@social.treehouse.systems

Honestly this might be the worst case of LLM psychosis I've ever seen in practice.

I'm starting to radicalise from my previous position ("the only way you should be able to ask for a person's identity to be verified is via eIDAS") to "the only one that should ever be allowed to ask for you papers is the government"

It's such a beautiful day out today. Sun! I missed you!

Such good news from the stop killing games initiative today

Honestly, the Palm IIIxe might be my favourite Palm device as in how it fares in daily use so far

I've recently heard the term "slop cannon" and damn that's one beautiful term for "LLM enhanced" engineers

Matrix (specifically Element with Spaces) is the only platform that will one day provide an experience similar to what Discord provides today on an open, federated, secure protocol.

Everything else is a distraction in my eyes, even if there are still some rough edges here and there today.

Finally managed to build #GNOME OS on my system with my very own custom kernel and then deploy it to my own system from GNOME OS too. Took a few tricks here and there but all in all a great experience, and definitely less annoying than trying to do the same on any other other distro I've used!

Instructions: https://gist.github.com/pojntfx/0012d023c2ef50a392d3a92ff61f41ec