Notices by Martijn Braam (martijnbraam@fosstodon.org), page 3

I have to rebuild all my packages again because I made the foolish mistake of trying to re-sign them using abuild-sign... :D

Things are so much easier if the tools you build on are actually intended for it's purpose instead of several layers of shellscript jank

Making the components of an initramfs generator now, made an lddtree replacement now that's a bit faster and without as many random deps.

@lanodan I have been confused so many times while doing this all... seeing glibc in the dependency list and skipping it because I don't have gnome stuff yet :P

Got a new laptop and decided to bootstrap a distribition for it :P

https://blog.brixit.nl/conjuring-a-linux-distribution-out-of-thin-air/

Eeh what's up with the `unzip` tool? this hasn't had a release since 2009 and has ~30 patches applied for it in all the various distros that package it for all the various CVEs that are in there. Why is this the implementation that's shipping to everyone?

Not feeling like doing advent of code this year. Did launch Shenzhen I/O again though and pretty proud of this solution

Fixed up my x230 with fullHD mod again, this time I resoldered the display board _with_ flux to make the display work without pressing on the keyboard while booting

aah why did I do electronics. My display FFC is the wrong way around so now I can respin the entire board again :(

I built a small timeseries database for fun :D

https://blog.brixit.nl/building-a-timeseries-db-for-fun/

How is the TP4056 not in the kicad standard library

Where do you order these? :D

@drewdevault I wonder how long it would take for a rust kernel to compile when it's the same size as the linux kernel.

@drewdevault I feel obligated to mention the stroopwafel here

PartLint is now released on https://git.sr.ht/~martijnbraam/partlint

Also added a small utility for calculating LCSC basic part resistors :)

Time to make my own documentation again

Guess what the hostname for 1.1.1.1 is :D

It's suprisingly easy to build a network switch, wrote a blog post about it :D

https://blog.brixit.nl/making-a-linux-managed-network-switch/

It lives! My switch now has a brain

I'm afraid this will be some serious downtime, it's not the decalcifier :(