Thank you. I decided to pitch before going to bed for the night, so 14 hours after the Campden clock got started. The yeast in question is a peculiar breed - the ‘sahti’ fresh yeast that I’m fond of - let’s call this an experiment to see how it deals with the situation. It’s the morning after now, no pressure yet, but we’ll see. I have enough for a second pitch in any case.
Condolences, that’s a bummer I can relate to… Apples indeed do not happen every summer, gotta carpe that diem when things go your way.
GrapheneOS on Pixel 8a. Yes one can 👍
Umm, I have GPS on my Goog-less main profile no problem. The other profile with Play (just banking, parking and employer-subvented lunch app) also does. So not accurate.
Camel Boots sure have evolved.
Excellent! Here’s one who was waiting to hear how this experiment would go. Great to hear of your success 👌
Let’s also remind that at least Helix the very good editor automatically runs bash stuff through Shellcheck if you have it installed, while you type. It’s been amazingly useful and educational. I write a lot of bash at work and have learned many finer details from Shellcheck’s hints.
It even does the Clippy thing. I’m piping something into a sed s/…/… and it tips ‘try ${variable//search/replace} instead’.
My vote on this too. Had a Surface Go 1, small battery but elsewise superb. Got a 3rd gen, absolutely perfect until one day it wouldn’t charge off USB-C anymore. Sold that and returned to the 1st gen I stii had (all accessories are compatible), and it’s still serving just fine as a ‘quick errands’ machine. Both work out of the box with Arch. Battery life is good enough with TLP and extreme powersaving.
On Sway:
This goes in Sway’s config…
output HEADLESS-1 {
pos 5120,0
mode 1920x1080@20Hz
bg ~/tausta_kuva fill
}
And this alias starts wayvnc.
alias RuutuVNC='swaymsg create_output && nohup wayvnc 0.0.0.0 5900 >/dev/null &'
After that, connect the VNC client on the tablet to port 5900 on the machine and sail the mouse cursor over to it when selecting the screen to share.
There must have been a config for wayvnc somewhere, but I can’t find it. I don’t need to use this anymore after switching from a dual portrait setup to a dual LG DualUp setup, so that my screens are now pretty much square and the right way around. On the dual portrait setup, my screenshare would show up sideways in landscape :D
I’m involved with advancing Meshcore in my country, and started my journey with Reticulum. Love it. However, no-one else seems to share the passion for it. There’s always someone going ‘what, rectum?!’ and the rest haven’t even heard of it. It’s almost as if it has some kind of a public image crisis in the HAM spheres here. Why might that be? Should have been called ‘UNMQ-XQ’ for Universal Networking Mark Qvist - Extra Cool to fit the canon?
I have funky screen configurations too. What I’ve done is setup a headless screen that I view over VNC on a tablet and share that. On Wayland wayvnc can do this.
Thanks! Took a browse and it looks like 8.04 was the last release with a 32-bit version.
Nothing much – dd, support for ext3 which was the style at the time, and whatever the wired Ethernet in that old thing is. Sshfs would be nice.
No need for a graphical environment. One thing that might be broken is the graphics adapter, since the machine supposedly boots every time, but once it gets into the display manager, it freezes. I figured if I keep it in text mode, it might stay up long enough for making a disk image. I haven’t yet got on with the operation, so I don’t know what the machine has.
I’d love to noodle about with Haiku, MorphOS and such, but being hopelessly hooked on tiling window managers (Niri particularily), I’m just stuck on unixes…
I carefully planned my first run on Brewtarget and after getting good results, just started modifying things slightly and never ran Brewtarget again 😁 TBH I didn’t even recall the name but someone else mentioned it here.
I liked the software, and it was great for getting the ratios of things down. But experimenting (and writing every single recipe iteration down) is just my bag.
Scrolled a while and didn’t see it:
dd if=image.iso of=/dev/yourstick bs=4M ; sync
And what is yourstick? lsblk and determine by size. Use the device node, not a partition, e.g. /dev/sdb and not /dev/sdb1.
A font viewer, character map app and image / pdf viewer are three clear missing links.
Uuh, that looks delicious. The Jedi test of letting it take it’s time must be even harder with a see-thru fermenter 😁
No mention of Capitaine-cursors so there 👈
That’s the stuff. Encyclopedic knowledge there on our favourite subject 😅
It did start, but settled at a fairly slow rate of putting out CO2. It has been steady, though. It appears as if much of the pitched yeast has died, and at 16 °C, ~1,8 bar and no oxygen, it won’t multiply.
I looked at my notes from a year ago, then I was using a cider yeast and the active fermentation went on for like 10 days. So again it looks like a long fermentation at this rate. Patience shall be prescribed… And by the third time next year maybe I’ll remember the 24 hour wait 😇