“This isn't difficult people. Teach your kids about consent. Be open about your experiences with them (if you can) and help them understand that they have bodily autonomy regardless of what society, religion, or anyone else says. They will thank for it one day.”

“Here's the thing: @gamingonlinux covers the entire system around Linux + Gaming. We don't have a bias for GOG, Steam or anyone. We will cover Stadia, whatever Steam Cloud Gaming turns out to be and any other service/game that can run on Linux. [1/2]”

A blog is not a commitment by Jan-Lukas Else (jlelse.blog)

Yes! A blog is not a commitment! If you want to tell something, just do it. Even if that's just one thing. Another thing may come to your mind, but it's no problem when that's years later. Just start a blog. I’ve seen people who said the reason they haven’t started a blog is because they know th...

“It is staggering how many cool advancements and improvements I've seen (and covered) in Linux over the last year. Thank you to every single open source developer out there who continues to make Linux such a wonderful thing.”

Twitiverse by Matthias Pfefferle (notiz.blog)

Jack Dorsey, CEO von Twitter, hat vorgestern einen spannenden Thread auf Twitter veröffentlicht: Twitter is funding a small independent team of up to five open source architects, engineers, and designers to develop an open and decentralized standard for social media. The goal is for Twitter to ulti...

Google Now Bans Some Linux Web Browsers From Their Services by Jan-Lukas Else (jlelse.blog)

BleepingComputer reports, that Google is blocking some Linux browsers (Konqueror, Falkon and Qutebrowser) from logging into it's services, “because they may not be secure.” In tests conducted by BleepingComputer, we can confirm that we were unable to log in with Konqueror or Falkon on multiple m...

Das Mai-Thema von Selmins 12-aus-dem-Stoffregal-Jahres-Sewalong lautete "Stoffe bis 0,5 m". Und das ist ja sowas von unser Thema! Wer jetz...

At one point in time I decided to combine all my sites into one. Then I decided to stop posting to Facebook, which resulted in posting more on my blog, both private and businessy stuff. Then a friend told me mixing too much private stuff on a business site felt wrong. Then another friend told me he ...