Daniel @daniel@campduffel.social

There's a ton of random, obscure stuff on the internet but for some reason I thought it might be fun to check out a series we had to watch in school called The Voyage of the Mimi. It has a theme song that will embed itself deep in your brain. IYKYK. Anyways, there are some very bad copies on YouTube and that's it. It's been mostly wiped from existence. Millions of people watched this and it seems odd that it is so unavailable.

Fun story. We had to replace many of these door hinges at the State Capitol a few years back. Problem was, the lead content was too high to have them made in the States. So what do you do? Fab them from China that’s what.

This morning in church we’re singing:
“Holy Spirit You are welcome here
Come flood this place and fill the atmosphere…”
We’ve got most everything cleaned up from the recent flood and repairs are ongoing.

@atyh Nice!

They grow up fast! This seems like yesterday.

Very proud of my daughter for working hard in life and going against the flow of her generation. May she use her gifts and talents to honor God and do great works in the world!

Our church flooded again😟
100 year floods 7 years apart…

https://www.9news.com/article/weather/severe-weather/rainstorm-floods-church-cherry-hills-village/73-f5949c3e-0a58-4d62-b9c7-a1874c7d5c63

I wonder if there is a convention for people associated with memes. They could get up and tell stories of how people recognize them, or how their meme images came to be. They could have lines of people paying to get a selfie with them.

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A couple systems, one a Librem 5, listening on UDP for an audio stream. A fun multi-speaker audio system!

You know, BitTorrent is actually pretty cool. It is probably used for piracy mostly, but it is a tool that can be used for good. BitTorrent is able to share all kinds of information to friends, family, or the public without going through a middle man or setting up a server. I think most people don't know this, but they should.

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Made some NC red slaw with purple cabbage….pretty good! Would be better with some BBQ.

Not everyone will agree with me, but I would love to see more Stargate.

Good morning from Denver!

@mary and I want your input. We need to do an exterior wall mock up for the new house we’re building. I don’t just want to tear it down when we’re done, but rather design it to be a permanent chicken coop. This thing will be like a concrete bunker for chickens. We’ve never owned chickens, but could imagine having up to a dozen one day. What size should we make this thing? I want to pour a height of 10’-8” on the tallest wall to test the form system, but don’t want it bigger than it needs to be.

One of the things that bugs me a bit about Gemini is the need for TLS. I don't think you can just serve up gemtext via http or ftp, you have to run a Gemini Capsule. I just used Lagrange to open local files and it worked beautifully. Tried it again via X11 forwarding on a remote server with the same results. I kinda love this.

Beautiful day today!
Pups: "Is that a Linux phone?"
#Librem5

Installed FoxtrotGPS (one of my favorite programs) and rsynced my maps from the NAS to the Librem. Lots of offline maps on a mobile Linux device!

One of Heidi’s favorites playing just fine on Librem 5!