Ethan Black :foundation::starting_dvd: :mightyt2:
golemwire@social.golemwire.com
Hello there!<br>My interests here are primarily low-level computer programming and interacting with people :)<br><br><br><br>Some of my projects, which I talk about [though I have a college semester to wrap up and some "adulting" I need to get into, so less at the moment]:<br><br><a href="https://social.golemwire.com?t=foundationproject" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#FoundationProject</a> -- a project to rethink the foundations of computer technology.<br><br>:foundation: <a href="https://social.golemwire.com?t=foundationos" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#FoundationOS</a> -- a universal, locale-independent operating system of unparalleled flexibility, security, and brevity. (Or at least, that is the goal :).) The OS of the Foundation project; Itemsys as an operating system. <a href
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@joe@toot.works When I used #Mastodon , in the settings you could view your followers and filter them by whether they were considered active or inactive. That might help.
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I'm really glad #snac uses mode 660 for many of its data files. It makes it really easy for me to add my main user to my server's snac group, and be able to administer as my normal user without su'ing into the snac user. Lots of people don't seem to think these details through, or they just forget about #unix features. The Snac author ( @grunfink@comam.es ) did it though! Thanks! Addendum: I also just learned about using the setgid bit on a directory. That was used, too. Cool! h...