scott @scott@social.ordinal.garden

@setthemfree @luka yeah that is interesting.. "open source but not free" they say. There are a number of other ones after Kirby though. Enoki which also supports DAT for one: https://github.com/enokidotsite/enoki

@luka do you mean something like Kirby? https://getkirby.com/features/developers

@t36s @madskjeldgaard oh no! hope you both feel better soon.

@nintegge oh i haven't! looking into this now.

looking at some good S3-compatible storage backends for our mastodon instance and am thinking about Backblaze. Anyone know anything or have thoughts about the ethics of this one in relation to others?

really wish I had a studio.

oh right, and all my Rust stuff

besides Benjolis updates, probably looking at more time with Faust, and... hmm..

winter break now means my yearly time to work on random code projects and small updates to OS libs and stuffs.

sometimes, when I'm singing, i pretend i'm a muppet... cause then my singing voice makes a lot more sense

@madskjeldgaard this looks like a fantastic office

@cblgh i love this

@madskjeldgaard sorry I couldn't make it to this! found out about it the day before but had someone from out of town coming in to visit. hope I can catch the next one!

@ritualdust yeah, it really seems like the time has come for this to make a comeback. i miss all the intricate details of those. My first Java book was somewhat similar in terms of some kind of narrative on the cover: https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/A9EAAOSwJe9f~47U/s-l400.jpg

@ritualdust amazing cover!

@madskjeldgaard ha yes, a lot of developers where I worked prior to this job switched up to US layout keyboards. It's particularly noticeable in Vim

my infinitely generative song around memory and place is now up along with a bunch of other cool pieces as part of "the wrong biennale" hosted by Leonardo at https://thewrong.leonardo.info/