dkellner @dkellner@social.coop

Using the free wifi at Huế airport just required manually submitting hidden forms on their network login page due to broken ad-related (= unnecessary) javascript...

🇻🇳 Chúc mừng năm mới! 🇻🇳 Happy year of the pig everyone!

@librelounge Great, "lighter" episode to start the year and really makes me want to try out those games! So far I've only played Globulation 2, which is indeed a lot of fun.

Btw, Endless Sky is missing from the show links, too: https://endless-sky.github.io/

@mray @bjoern I've just sent them an email to ask about their plans to create a fediverse account.

A while ago I've removed the always-visible, ever-ticking clock in the bottom-right corner of my screen.

It made me realize how often I subconsciously looked at it. Turns out, the current time is usually not relevant at all, so I got better at setting alarms for time-bound events and removed one (albeit minor) source of distraction.

@cwebber @emacsen Just discovered there's a new episode of Libre Lounge already and wanted to say hi and thanks for all the good stuff! 🙂 I really enjoy listening to you both.

Finally got my Haskell program to run on Android using Termux. Just required qemu emulating an aarch64-Debian on my laptop, compiling for almost two days (dependencies, yay!) and proot'ing into another Debian on Termux to actually run it...

There's got to be a better way. But for now I'm just happy the endless bit-crunching was not useless :-).

@ehashman @arrdem I wonder where those parens go after they found each other and disappear.

A sweet gift for children here in #Vietnam for the upcoming mid-autumn festival. Adults like it, too 😊.

Moving is a breeze when everything you need fits on one scooter and your way is across beautiful Hải Vân pass.

Experimentally switched to #exwm yesterday. Trying to be productive in a new environment is the best way to see if it works out. So far I really enjoy saving that extra set of navigation shortcuts. It feels more sluggish than XMonad, though...

I have a Google account for work, that I carefully only log in to when I need, and log out afterwards. It's so creepy and certainly not intuitive that if you happen to listen to a song on YouTube, this action will be automatically tied to that account.

I'm seeing (actual) recommendations for songs on YouTube for the first time of my life now 😂.

@thecapegreek I've been doing a quarterly OKR-like (Objectives and Key Results) approach the past year. It helped me a lot to actually write down bigger goals than the usual micro-management that todo lists provide. The only problem is: there are lots of them :)! Do you find the time (and motivation) to cover those categories? Would you mind sharing some of your goals as inspiration?