After watching Democracy Now’s segment on artificial intelligence I started to wonder - am I out of step on this topic?

I act like an old timer (I’ve been around linux for 25 years and I’m cranky about new tech that is not easily maintained and upgraded) yet somehow I don’t know perl.

I got a second external monitor. Overkill? Probably, but I like having a dedicated space to instant messaging (now left monitor) and also a dedicated space for a web browser (right monitor).

As we slowly move our members to our new email infrastructure, an unexpected twist turned up: One member reported getting the Gmail warning:

Web caching is hard. And also, maybe I’m not that good under pressure?

I love that Thunderbird really tackled OpenPGP head on and incorporated it directly into the client.

In some ways it feels like 2016 all over again.

I just sent myself a test message via Powerbase (a hosted CiviCRM project for community organizers) and it didn’t arrive.

By far the biggest LVM Cache surprise is just how well it works.

I upgraded my first servers from buster to bullseye over the weekend and it went very smoothly, so big thank you to all the debian developers who contributed your labor to the bullseye release!