I’ve posted about this before, but for those of you who aren’t aware #Mycroft is currently being sued by a patent troll called Voice Tech. The courts in this case have made a highly questionable decision, so I am going to use day 73 of my #100DaysToOffload series to respond.
Back in March, my kids were super excited for a few days off for their Spring Break. I took a week off so I could be home with them and not have to worry about work. I still haven’t been back to the office, and they haven’t been back to their school.
I think probably everybody has played this game at one point or another in their lives. I’ve played it several times since the COVID-19 pandemic really started. I thought that it might be fun to give it a shot here on the Internet!
On July 21st, 2012 an article written by yours truly was published on a site called RefuGeeks, which was founded by some guy I met on Google+. The title of that article was Never Enough Distributions. Now, exactly eight years later, I’m revisiting that post to see if my thoughts and feelings have changed.
There are days when I sit down at my keyboard to write something for this blog, and the ideas just flow. I might have two or three articles going on in my head, and I only decide which one is going on what day at the very last moment. Today is not one of those days. Today, I got nothing.
Unless you've been hiding under a rock the last week or so, you probably know that Twitter got “hacked”. So, is Mastodon immune from having the same thing happen to it?
I did something today I haven’t done in a really long time. I installed a desktop version of an email client. Thunderbird 78 to be specific. So, how did it go and why did I go and do such a thing?
I've been feeling a bit under the weather the last couple weeks, so I've been slacking when it comes to my blog. Despite the close proximity of these two posts, this one is not about that.