Frank @franknog@mastodon.technology

Merry Christmas to all of ya. If it's anything like mine, then may it be Linux-y!

Dujiangyan Zhongshuge bookstore, located in Chengdu.

That's quite a clever way to manipulate a "Sort by Price" category.

Thread #8 is doing some serious leg work in Minecraft.

World's second largest solar power plant goes live:
https://www.cnet.com/news/chinas-biggest-ever-solar-power-plant-goes-live/

The lazy sort:

But can your SSD withstand absolute zero and the surface of the sun?

I just spotted this legend at my local card shop. I hope for their sake that it's real

New penguin ornament!

Office habit realism gets a 10/10 in Deus Ex: HR.

Finally, the achievement of a lifetime.

Whoo buddy, the scammers are in full swing today. You think every 40 minutes is often enough? It's a shame they've started leaving voicemail...

Finally figured out why my new phone keeps randomly calling people. Proximity detection and lock screen delay is making calls when I put my phone in my pocket.

The creators of these practice labs used the "clear-history" command, but obviously didn't reset the state of the VM, so the up arrow gets the history of their configuration.

Pretending to understand this DNS tutorial.

Harvard, 1946:

"Operators traced an error in the Mark II to a moth trapped in a relay, coining the term bug. This bug was carefully removed and taped to the log book. Stemming from the first bug, today we call errors or glitches in a program a bug."

I've been loving my time with deepin (https://www.deepin.org/en/).

Pros:
* beautiful
* intuitive
* customizable
* fully Debian compatible

Cons:
* slightly more power hungry
* older software packages
* less tiling keybinds

The VLC vulnerability that never was (prime clickbait pictured).

In short, the fault was a third-party library that was fixed 16 months ago.