LibreQuest @librequest@mastodon.technology
This is part 1 of my January 2001 Linux kernel 2.2.17 gaming build. https://odysee.com/@LibreQuest:6/part1-2001-linux-box:2
I have neglected to post on Mastodon in a while but I have a few new interviews and even a video. You can check it out on my Odysee channel. https://odysee.com/@LibreQuest:6
Just got done painting the office! That was ugh... Anyway! I'm pretty excited about it!😀
Happy to announce I have started a locals page. Join me at https://librequest.locals.com/
Finally got the new place. Should be ready to move in tomorrow! Woo!
I really want a fully 3D printed 3D printer.
Took my kids out today and caught 4 giant crawdads. They were huge and awesome! Then we put them back in their home. But they were super awesome! And they were kind enough to not pinch us. hahaha😜 And we found out that they really like their space...they don't get along in tight spaces. We had to get them back home pretty quickly.
It's amazing how much energy a candy bar can give a kid. My kids are running around like they have rockets on their backs at the moment....My goodness.
I am getting some very exciting interviews lined up for the LibreQuest Podcast. So, stay tuned. Should be about 3 weeks out from today! :D
Well I am extremely excited. I have an interview set up with one of the hosts of The Linux Link Tech Show! The longest running Linux podcast in world history! This is going to be fantastic!
LibreQuest
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I finally created a project page for the Fluffbug robot. I've been experimenting with it for over a year now, and decided now to do it seriously. It's an affordable walking desktop spider robot (<$25 in parts) compatible with the FeatherWing shields.
I plan to post a story on odysee.com here pretty soon to outline my experience of using hardware and software no older than Jan 2001. It was a real pain and a lot of fun. haha
It's pretty exciting that Nvidia are preparing to ship the next GPU in their lineup that no'one will be able to buy. Awesome! Keep up the good work Nvidia hahaha But seriously that's cool I think. Now if they could only produce and supply them to actual desktop end users.
If you're still rockin' wobbly windows in 2021 you're super! 🚀
