Do I need/want to know who that is?
Anyone knows what the current state is with go lang adding telemetry?
OK #coffeechain, where is my cup of ☕ ? Can not be that I misplaced it again. What a day.
You can be on salary to work in open source. And I don't think that is the whole discussion. My part of the conversation is recognizing the need for cross-functional teams as not everything can be build only by one or a very small group of developers. The discussions about the need for better design should be eyeopening for everyone. Design should not be an afterthought of a product as data protection or it security should not be after thoughts in development. There is a need and we should think about solutions. Saying that's just how open source works, limits the conversation.
Nice to see someone bringing this up.
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Analysing hardware issues is hard
Where is my coffee ☕️?!
Que tengas un buen día
Onboarded new bitcoiners, new hardware wallet users, new grapheneos users and a new lightning user. All at different stages of their journey. Sooner or later they will join nostr. Quite sure about that. Having some kind of topic lists they could easily follow would have made the purple pilling easier. Nevertheless. I would consider this a successful weekend/beginning of the month.
The funny thing is, these SSDs worked last year without problems. Also interesting, the SSDs are noticeably more stable on the Intel MBP than on the Silicon MBP. I think it’s related to the current macOS version.
I gave up. Even when I managed to get the ssd mounted, it randomly unmounted and was a pain to get re-mounted. I decided to connect the ssd to a linux machine and sync the data with rsync over ethernet. This has been running for hours now without issues. But I had to buy an usb-c to rj45 dongle. Actually, it was quite an adventure to find one 😆
I’ve already quit the fiat mining. Joining the Bitcoin side not so easy 😅 no fallback, this has to be done 🤙
Upgrading a framework notebook: buy a new one, move the ssd from the old framework to the new one, done. Try that with a MacBookPro. 😈
GM ☕️☀️
GN apparently sleep is important
More comfortable workflow with https://aerc-mail.org/ Adapting that for notes could be a good start