@animeirl just posted in the thread 🥰
Newly decorated gecko terrarium! The plants in the back left and along the bottom of the cactus skeleton are real.
Rebuilding my crested gecko terrarium. Got some fresh soil and some new plants. Also some cute springtails and orange isopods to eat the poop and mould.
So much has happened in my lawsuits against Apple over the last five months!
An incredible amount of new information came to light about my Apple office at the TRW #Superfund site & Apple's rogue secret silicon fab plant outside my living room, & how Apple retaliated against me about both, while Apple knew it was responsible for sickening & disabling me in 2020.
#Apple is evil, yo.
If you want to see the new bigger picture, I updated my mega-timeline:
https://gjovik.co/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Gjovik-v-Apple-FOIA-Timeline-V24.pdf
zelda: tears of the kingdom minor item spoiler
@tychi nice! I'm still pretty early in the game, just got a glider and startrd exploring,
zelda: tears of the kingdom minor item spoiler
@tychi were they?
@kawaiipunk Oh awesome! Thanks for the link. Wasn't aware of this one. <3
@kawaiipunk There's Kiwi Browser if you want web extensions, but I think they hardcode allow lists for the major ad providers like Microsoft/Yahoo/Google.
Bromite has some built in ad blocking too which is nice.
Agregore-Mobile uses Bromite so it's nice to get to skip some of the ads that way.
VPN trick seems like a good one!
Looks like my #rokid shipped and should be here within a week or two. :O
Listening to this and writing a CLI for deduplicating content addressable chunking of web archives into IPFS.
https://soundcloud.com/hoeppi/hoeppi-vulcano-hurricane-junky
To clarify, my primary device when on the go. Sadly my Steam Deck is still too cumbersome to use for listening to music in my car or whatnot. :P
Might also be a good reason to migrate more of my app usage to p2p web stuff with @agregore
@shauna life finds a way! 😁 Nice to see VSCode is handling large files well. I remember that was a major reason I switched from it back in the day. Ty for sharing your flow.
Occult Enby that's making local-first software with peer to peer protocols, mesh networks, and the web.
Exploring what a local-first cyberspace might look like in my spare time.