Diode Zone

On est vraiment dans la période où j’ai juste besoin de travailler toujours la même chose jusqu’à ce que ça passe (et au trombone aussi).

El libro Introducción a la línea de comandos ha sido un esfuerzo muy grande, de más de un año de trabajo, trabajo que no ha sido financiado. Pero con tu apoyo financiero es posible seguir adelante. Ayúdame a terminar este trabajo con una donación y contribuye a la impresión física del libro. https://libertysoftware.cl/blog/un-libro-para-promover-el-software-libre.html

Speedy turtle.

Some small works in progress...

This little help i meade makes it easier for field use and saves your connections

And getting the first Key.

Amazing Performance of Flute & Pakhawaj at Purvi Festival by melodious Shanish K Gaywali with Dynamic Aditya Dip

This Performance is a part of Raag Madhuvanti, Performed at Purvi festival in Bihar, India.

Coby hat bei uns vor zwei Tagen seinen Altersruhesitz gefunden. Und er ist schon "angekommen"!

In this second episode of the series, we explore NetSurf, an amazing browser that's relatively unknown even around the FOSS community.

NetSurf is not as light as the previously showcased Dillo, but it makes up in a lot more capability for rendering things correctly, and it still is orders of magnitude lighter than other the mainstream browsers out there. Many times, when surfing with it, you won't even realize you're on it instead of, say, Firefox. And what's more: NetSurf also supports GIF animated content and even has some rudimentary support for Javascript! All of that in a browser that won't pass the 400MB RAM mark.

If you want to use the latest version in Debian, though, you need to get the .deb files directly from the project, or use flatpak. Their CI publishes the latest built ones here:

https://ci.netsurf-browser.org/debian/bookworm/amd64/

Do you use NetSurf? What do you think about this browser? Let me know in the comments!

Star Wars: Republic Commando playthrough