Author: Paolo Redaelli
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Reflection Collaboratively take meeting notes, even when there’s no internet A very nice application based on p2panda
Fonts
I just found my new favorite hand-written-like font: Gloria Hallelujah!
Javascript
Wired Elements
Wired Elements, the perfect compation of rough.js A set of common UI elements with a hand-drawn, sketchy look. These can be used for wireframes, mockups, or just the fun hand-drawn look. The elements are drawn with enough randomness that no two renderings will be exactly the same — just like two separate hand-drawn shapes.
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Mood, Proprietary software
Gotomeeting is disgusting
My Order of Engineers – the Italian organisation you must join after passing an exam if you want to practise as an engineer in Italy – organize online courses. Engineers in Italy must attend at least 20 hours a year on average to maintain membership. And they foolishly chose to use GoToMeeting. I bear with…
Software, Software Libero
Forgejo, l’alternativa libera a GitHub e GitLab.
Forgejo è l’alternativa self-hosted e libera a GitHub e GitLab. Una piattaforma di hosting di codice e collaborazione che puoi installare sui tuoi server o usare su istanze come forgejo.it, senza dipendere da Big Tech. Perché scegliere Forgejo: Vuoi liberarti dalle piattaforme proprietarie e costruire il tuo spazio di sviluppo? Provalo su forgejo.it, oppure Installalo…
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A little too much
Once upon a time, when I was an young and naive Amiga user I used to mock Windows entusiast for their sheer waste of resources: it needed a whopping 4 megabytes of memory! When I switched to Linux I started to enjoy the benefits of memory protection and a real mult-user operative systems and I…
Ethics, Proprietary hardware
Avoid Nintendo
«FSF Says Nintendo’s New DRM Allows Them to Remotely Render User’s Device ‘Permanently Unusuable’» that is why I will keep avoiding Nintendo hardware as I have done until now.
Games, Videogames, Wine
Running Infinity Nikki on Linux
My family use only free-as-in-freedom software as far as I can. I am also quite pleased that my 2nd daughter is quite fond of the setup of her Debian GNU/Linux box as she can play all the games she likes, using Steam and ProtonDB. With one sorely exception: Infinity Nikki. It has requirements so high…