Notices by khm (khm@mastodon.sdf.org)

@mntmn did you have to manually set DISPLAY or something? this isn't working for me :(

@mntmn is the trackpad the only pointing device in the cards for Reform Next?

@mntmn @geerlingguy @lina how do I accomplish this

@mntmn any idea if the imx 95 soc from that forthcoming titan dev kit is pin-compatible with the reform? and when will the caseless 3.0 keyboards start to ship?

thanks!

@mntmn Does suspend work with this module?

@mntmn I added three no-case models to my cart and it added keycaps and switches as separate items. Will they come assembled or are these DIY kits?

@mntmn does the drop-in module also fit the usb keyboards? if so I'll take three.

shame about losing pgup/pgdown but worth it for that old-school stagger

@mntmn I request that SOM for my Reform please

@cassidy Open source software already runs the world. Caving into spyware isn't going to put Debian machines on the shelves in Best Buy.

If you allow this spyware to infect FOSS projects, you've taken a major step toward compromising the entire purpose of software freedom. This is not an example of how to do metrics correctly, it's an attack.

The example of how to do metrics correctly is "don't." Build relationships with your users so they trust you with information.

@cassidy Who can see the usage data is not really relevant, especially because there's no way in hell we can ever know if the data we get has been molested by Google bureaucrats.

The problem here is that a multibillion-dollar corporation is so shitty at community management that they want to unilaterally embed spyware in a development toolchain.

Imagine someone suggesting this shit at the Austin Group, and the firestorm that would result. This is demonstrating an accountability issue in Go.

Google only has one real product, across all their offerings, and that product is spying on people. They're absolutely unable to help themselves.

https://github.com/golang/go/discussions/58409