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@KnowPresent @liaizon @malte @microresearch Nothing yet I'm afraid. Just a rough idea in my head of what I'd like to have.

Still very easy hack around on the command line days

@KnowPresent @liaizon @malte @microresearch I'm currently hacking away on a proof-of-concept for a desktop/local tool to generate similar videos aimed at screencasts.

Or y'know, I could play with gstreamer & video processing again

@liaizon @malte @KnowPresent @microresearch gstreamer is pretty powerful, if you wanna get down & dirty with audio/video processing, 🙂

@liaizon @malte @KnowPresent @microresearch I love the idea, and possibilities, of the original (SaaS) app, and would also love to do this in #FLOSS. I'm not sure those links do exactly what the original seems to do...

I'd like to improve the @rust @floss software I make. Lots of little projects sitting around that I could clean up & promote

@operand @wxcafe @piggo I think nearly all of the train companies in the UK are state owned. They're not owned by the UK state, but other states as part of their business investments!

@geberik what's “sigdir git”?

A flat list of textual options is shitty UI

JFC, Mailman has a horrible moderation interface. (& tools)

I should probably try to make my own face mask. It's supposed to be a thing we should do now. But I can be a little creative and expressive?

Making home made pizza this evening! 😋

@dgold @gcupc I found it fascinating as a slice of history when blogs were the main thing. You can date that book to about a 5 year gap in the mid aughts!

OK irccloud.com is pretty nice. I'm finding IRC more usable & enjoyable now.

units(1) is another very useful command to convert units (e.g. bytes → gigabytes, kg → lb, etc). It can show you how long till a time. Great for international meets where you don't want to be confused by timezones.

units $(date +%s --date 'TZ="Europe/London" 2 April 2020 17:00')sec-$(date +%s)sec 'yr;mo;d;hr;min;s'

You can use date(1) on the command line to convert from other timezones

date --date='TZ="Europe/London" 2 Apr 2020 17:00'

@Gina yeah, my employer bought laptops for us for working from home, so we don't have to rely on our own hardware.