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== Social Media == | == Social Media == | ||
* '''Mastodon''' https:// | * '''Mastodon''' https://bsd.network/@sh | ||
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I like proven, reliable old tech. I call software that solves an old (solved) problem in new ways "hipster software". Old tech has known flaws. New tech has unknown flaws. I prefer the former. We need more evolution and less revolution. | I like proven, reliable old tech. I call software that solves an old (solved) problem in new ways "hipster software". Old tech has known flaws. New tech has unknown flaws. I prefer the former. We need more evolution and less revolution. | ||
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Aktuelle Version vom 14. Januar 2023, 23:42 Uhr
Kontakt[Bearbeiten]
- Mail: sh {at} codevoid.de
- Jabber: sh {at} codevoid.de
- IRC: irc.uugrn.org (Channel: #uugrn)
- Gopher: gopher://codevoid.de
- Web: https://codevoid.de (via gopher proxy)
- More: finger finger@codevoid.de
Social Media[Bearbeiten]
- Mastodon https://bsd.network/@sh
Encryption[Bearbeiten]
- GPG Key: 0x52BE43BA
- GPG Fingerprint: CBD3 C468 64B4 6517 E8FB B90F B6BC 2EC5 52BE 43BA
- GPG Key Download: https://codevoid.de/gpg
UUGRN Ämter[Bearbeiten]
- Vorstand
- Top4 Server Admin
- Admin for fixme.uugrn.org
- Admin for stammtisch.uugrn.org
- Admin for www.uugrn.org
- Admin for chat.uugrn.org
- Admin for irc.uugrn.org
- Admin for pad.uugrn.org
- Admin for draw.uugrn.org
- Admin for ascii.uugrn.org
I like (alphabetical order, not preference)[Bearbeiten]
awk, c, debian, dmenu, freebsd, lua, luakit, notion, openbsd, perl, posix sh, spectrwm, vi/vim
I'm a graybeard[Bearbeiten]
I like proven, reliable old tech. I call software that solves an old (solved) problem in new ways "hipster software". Old tech has known flaws. New tech has unknown flaws. I prefer the former. We need more evolution and less revolution.
