Notices by doskel (doskel@masto.doskel.net)

hey can yall reach doskelnet over ipv6? try sshing or using curl -6 and such

bring back companies having one enormous server that all users log into bare-metal that was peak computing

my yubikey has now been greatly improved

i think tmobile have finally killed 2G in my area
rest in peaceeee

3d printing is so fucking wild. i have a real long stick of plastic and in ~an hour i can have an incredibly strong yet flexible model of like anything
this shit is wild i love the future man

@tk in that case hell yeah i'm putting nfc tags in my hands and bolts in my bones and nobody can stop me

@tk i can't get my guardian's medical authorization to stick a raspberry pi in my leg so i have to make do with what i can

i love wearables. they are my absolute favorite kind of technology, because when i build or hack a wearable, it's something that lives with me, that becomes uniquely molded to me and my life while not inhibiting me in any way.
my number one favorite piece of technology of all time was google glass: it's the perfect wearable to me. always a glance away, never obscuring anything, never blocking me from another person. a lot of wearable displays try doing too much; too big of a screen, too many screens, too discrete, too immediate.
glass was different. the display sits just above your eye, not in front of it, so it's never blocking anything, but always a twitch away. it means that it's obvious when i'm using it, and obvious when i'm talking to you. it can tell when i'm looking at it with a simple reflectivity sensor.
glass never chimed in. unless you glanced up and swiped to the side, it would not appear. there were no "unread message" icons, no alerts, nothing. it queued up information for if you wanted it, just a touch away, but never fed it to you.
glass never tried to be too much; it's a smartwatch for your eyes, information at a glance but never without it. it's my endgame of natural human augmentation before we get into stuff like the epson moverio that are mostly socially unacceptable.
i'll never forgive google for killing it, but i'll always appreciate them doing so much for it while it existed.

following so many people is great because i can profile the cascades of events and subposts across fedi just by scrolling through my timeline

it's like telepathy for stupid internet bullshit

CHAT
CHAT
WE FIXED THE INSTANCE
THE REDIS QUEUE WAS CONFLICTING WITH DIASPORA

currently installing diaspora
seems... pretty reasonable?

if the bundle install command fails, give up and come ask for help

type of boomer who tries to be respectful and asks "so what color of the pride flag are you"

I GOT PSTN CALLS WORKING LET'S FUCKING GO

the doskeline will soon be in service

more projects need to have sick-ass ASCII logos that print out in the TTY at boot or whatever. even better if it scans in at like 4800 baud

@chloe it's not an intentional thing it's sort of just a disease that spreads. june caught it as well sorry you'll recover in about 7 years after i've died in a firefight with the CIA

"go easy on yourself today" okay but tomorrow is official Hard Day. you have to go skydiving, learn a new sport, catch a flight with a five minute layover, and talk to a crowd of people then socialize afterwards. you do not get to eat or drink water.

do you think find and replace are dating

"ohhh you need a faraday cage to properly disable phone's connectivity-" y'all are thinking too small
the best defense is a good offense
this is why i will be mounting a 25w wide-spectrum jamming device to the back of my phone that turns on whenever the modem is disconnected