Free, Libre, and Open Source Software Leftoveers
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Idiomdrottning ☛ RFC on e-ink readers
I used httrack and Calibre’s ebook-convert for what I thought was the best results.
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Programming/Development
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Mediocregopher ☛ Who Needs a Whole-Ass Git Forge, Anyway?
GitHub remains the defacto king of open-source project hosting. But leaving my open-source projects, which I dump a lot of time into, at the mercy of Microsoft's quarterly earnings report has struck me as unwise for a long time. There are a few other less-used hosting providers, but switching to one would just be kicking the can down the road; those quarterly earnings reports will always have their day. In the long run the most stable home for my open-source projects is under my own domain name.
As of today, I'm self-hosting all my public git repos (that I still care about).
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Education
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Seth Michael Larson ☛ Bringing supply chain security to PyCon US 2024
Next week is PyCon US 2024, one of my favorite times of year. If you'll also be in Pittsburgh, reach out to me on Signal (sethmlarson.99) and we'll meet up sometime during the conference.
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PyCon US ☛ PyCon US 2024 - PyCon US 2024
After two years of PyCon US in Salt Lake City, we are so excited to welcome our community to our new host city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania! Mark your calendars and be sure to read the About PyCon US page for all the details. We can’t wait to see you all at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center!
Registration for PyCon US 2024 - NOW OPEN!
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