At What Cost “At What Cost”
I have become a bit wary of “at what cost” arguments. You know the kind…
Read more
Quick Fixes
Free Software, Writing and other Stuff
Author: Paul
Better arguments make arguments better
Cut through bullshit arguments fast and make project discussions more productive.
Read more
The Sour Taste of Entitlement
So this person, let’s call them Jo, was hungry and had no money. Walking the streets, they come across a square where a group of people are working in a communal open kitchen, serving delicious hot meals free of charge.
Read more
This weekend I am contributing to Transitous. You should too.
Transitous is a new community-driven routing service. Add your own city and help make it great.
Read more
“Bring Back [obscure feature]!”
Did a feature you love disappear from your Free Software project of choice? Before kicking up a fuss on Reddit, read this.
Read more
The Booth at Akademy-es/OpenSouthCode
There’s no better measure of success than having a diminutive eight-year-old girl demand to know the name of the painting program she has been using for the last 20 minutes.
Read more
Un escandaloso oligopolio del que nadie habla: Lo que pasa con el correo electrónico
A pesar de un protocolo abierto y libre, y una red pública y federada, el correo electrónico se ha convertido en un oligopolio. ¿Correrán la misma suerte Mastodon y el resto del Fediverso?
Read more
Why Mastodon is Better
With the Muskquake leading to a tsunami of users flooding Mastodon, and even mainstream praising the platform as “interesting”, should you too migrate away from Twitter? (TL;DR: Yes. You can carry on with your day now).
Read more
Breaking: Open Source not to Blame in node-ipc Debacle
All the reasons that lay the blame for the node-ipc debacle at the feet of “open source” are, surprise, surprise, bullshit.
Read more
Who’s Important
I am not about to start a flamewar, but how pointless is it we fret about what a couple of YouTubers and their sidekicks have to say about Linux desktops?
Read more