Howdy folks! It's time once again for our tongue-twister of a meeting. Please join us for our monthly meeting; for open discussion, show and tell, troubleshooting, and Linux install help instruction. This is also LibreLocal month so we may have a video conference as well.
Also, your bones are wet.
Tired of "Big Tech" bloat? Looking to tinker with some new hardware or finally make the jump to Linux?
The Conifer FLOSStech & LUG is meeting TONIGHT, and we’re switching things up with a new social venue! Join us for a casual night of tech talk, project help, and local eats.
Highlights for tonight:
Linux 7.0 is here! 🐧 Has anyone upgraded yet? Let’s talk about the new kernel features and Rust integration.
Show & Tell: Bring your current projects! Whether it’s a Meshtastic node, a Waveshare ESP32-C6 GEEK board, or a stubborn Python script, we’re here to help.
Brainstorming: Help us plan our May "LibreLocal" event and our upcoming Python weekend bootcamp!
The Details: 📅 When: Tonight, Monday, April 27 🕔 Time: 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM 📍 Where: Ripple Pizza and Ice Cream (26412 Main St, Conifer) 🔗 More Info: Join our Open Meet group
Whether you're a Staff Engineer or a total beginner, there’s a seat at the table for you. Grab a slice or a swirl and let’s talk tech!
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Hi there! Welcome to software freedom. I started a local Linux User Group to help folks just like you. We've done one install fest already and have helped a few folks in learning about GNU/Linux. Feel free to hit me up with any questions as there's usually a lot of discussion to get to what the right decisions for you might be. Congratulations on making the best computing decision ever!
Hot dish and bars motherfucker.
Scrapple is parts. Sliced thin, fried up crispy, served with maple syrup. Mm mm mm. It's still parts though.
I'm in the US, so I don't have first hand knowledge, but the song “Black Boys on Mopeds” by Sinéad O’Connor is explicit enough evidence to tell me it does.
Dat Maillard reaction tho....
Wow, an org mode rest client; this might be worth switching to! What I like about these is that you end up with documentation in a standard file that can live along with your APIs. Org mode can of course be saved either as org files, or exported as any number of things - whatever your team uses. Ok, time to go bully some vim users.
This isn't wrong, and it's funny because it's true!
The Wicker Man (1973)