Alright, video of my latest visit to the historic silver mine in #Hallwangen finally transcoded and was uploaded. Pick your poison: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kmhxBotXVWY / https://tube.tchncs.de/w/nBWF3pd9X4Th5fUV1fXE4G

🔖 https://blogs.gnome.org/uraeus/2024/03/15/pipewire-camera-handling-is-now-happening/

❤️ https://starrwulfe.xyz/2024/02/on-the-subject-of-connecting-federated-social-media-networks/ So much this.

There’s no such thing like a primary topic or focus on mine. It’s an ongoing ever evolving side project and it’s topics change with whatever my hyperfocus latches on next 🙃 I know many separate their ongoing projects or thoughts via profiles or even completely different websites. That’s too much work for my taste. So there is the full package or nothing. Or well… one could sub to a feed by category only. A nifty RSS feature 😀

I’d say we had a different kind of “content pressure” when creating a blog back then. I mean how else would we explain the amount of under_construction gifs? 🙃 It is indeed a shame though that any activity on the net is associated with the question how to make money of it 🙁 Sometimes existing is really enough 👍

🔖 https://www.timothychambers.net/2023/06/23/project-and-the.html

Wonder where you look, because that list doesn’t look _that_ exhaustive 🙃 Also Hi from an IndieWeb-Priest 🤓

I touched #Ardour and I’m in awe (or should I say #DAW? 🤓). What an awesome piece of software for all audio recording and editing needs. And I’d never have found it if it wasn’t for #Audacity quitting on me yesterday. Which, in all fairness, could be tracked down to an Oopsie in the USB stack for the microphone. A good old fashioned reboot fixed this in the end. Anyway, I’m in love and I kinda expected it already but @unfa really has a great quickstart video on it as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bfTAKv4htDE

🔖 Open source input daemon for Linux https://github.com/ShadowBlip/InputPlumber Mebbe of interest for my #SimPit (home cockpit) shenanigans.

TIL: google-chrome ships a script to maintain and update signatures to `/etc/cron.daily/google-chrome` This failed and brought down the whole update progress in the background due to an unknown signature for the google-chrome package Found out by chance today – #Fedora updates are usually that smooth that I didn’t notice they stalled for weeks o0 > The GPG keys listed for the “google-chrome” repository are already installed but they are not correct for this package. > Error: GPG check FAILED Solution was to run that script manually (as root) so it could update it’s repository config.