I love free software
Roses are redViolets are blueI love developing free softwareAnd I'm glad I can share it with you!#ilovefs
Roses are redViolets are blueI love developing free softwareAnd I'm glad I can share it with you!#ilovefs
I released clover-diff 1.1.2 today: https://gitlab.com/legoktm/clover-diff Support for PHPUnit clover.xml files if all the classes are in the same namespace. A proper test suite! More to come soon. I hope.
The 2018 spring semester started last Wednesday. I think I've set up a pretty good free software toolkit for a successful year: Operating system: Fedora - latest software with stable releases Browser: Firefox - what else? :-) Note that our school and most California universities and colleges have adopted the…
Saying that the install process is intentionally bad so you don't get poorly written bug reports from non-technical users is a terrible excuse. Free software needs to be accessible and usable by all.
After nearly three years of adventures, my laptop is heading back to Lenovo for some repairs. Come back in one piece please!
Over the weekend I migrated legoktm.com and associated services over to a new server. It's powered by Debian Jessie instead of the slowly aging Ubuntu Trusty. Most services were migrated with no downtime by rsync'ing content over and the updating DNS. Only git.legoktm.com had some downtime due to needing to…
Software Freedom Conservancy is a pretty awesome non-profit that does some great stuff. They currently have a fundraising match going on, that was recently extended for another week. If you're able to, I think it's worthwhile to support their organization and mission. I just renewed my membership.
My Fedora stickers came in the mail today ^.^ Finally covered up that ugly Windows key with a beautiful "f". Thanks Unix Stickers!
I now literally have freedom in my wallet. Thanks FSF for the copy of GNU/Linux!
My career exists entirely because I could read, share, and improve free software. Thanks for everything. #ilovefs
Day 2! I hopped around quite a bit, so I'll just talk about the talks I particuarly enjoyed. First was a talk about site reliability at Pinterest. The main things I thought that were interesting was how they have also created their own deployment tool, and that they've made it…
Today was day 1 of the linux.conf.au conference in Geelong. The first two days are organized as "MiniConfs", where rooms have a general topic and presentations are scheduled by the MiniConf organizer instead of the LCA programme committee. In the morning I primarily attended the documentation/technical writing MiniConf. I was…
Getting ready for LCA2016 :D
Running a tor relay! https://metrics.torproject.org/rs.html#details/7B190463E733CC292AA4010D194D1798CD8EB9A0
Thank you Robert Kaye (@MayhemBCN) and MusicBrainz for the new laptop stickers:D