jirka @jirka@mastodon.sdf.org

Trying to mimick #plan9 rio mouse interactions under #cwm.
It was fun to use xdotool, wmctrl, xbindkeys, slop, yad, 9menu and some scripts to make this!

♲ @california@diaspora.permutationsofchaos.com:

#gotop - #terminal based graphical #activity #monitor

github: github.com/cjbassi/gotop



Working and tested on #Linux, #FreeBSD and #macOS. Windows support is planned. #OpenBSD works with some caveats. #opensource #commandLine #software #command #top #cpu

Symbolics LISP Machine Ivory boards for the XL400 and XL1200. Bill Gosper running HAX sandbox in 2003 at VCF6 which was part of his famous Stanford demo.

#vcf #retrocomputing #math #graphics #lisp

As a teacher I sometimes wish, I had startet teaching in the late 90th.
the eMate by #Apple was such a great device for classes. Great keyboard, rugged hardware and great software... #pda
I even had (simple) multiuser

Help desk in quantum superposition of states

Printing banners on the 1983 Panasonic Sr Partner with its cute little built-in thermal printer @SDF #vintagecomputalk

Had a wild time yesterday! (More photos to follow later.) #motorcycle

@darkstar @claudiom @normandc @jirka @pizzapal @ParadeGrotesque @robert588 @stug @kelbot @tk @linm @jamesp @dctrud Now thanks to repairs, I just made the longest ride yet on my Capri Cordova. 38.5 miles round trip to Fairfield Causeway over Brookville Lake and back. Lots of cool stops on the way. 16.2 mph average according to my Garmin bike computer.

Flea market find! Vender gave it away because it wouldn’t turn on. Computer works! Just need new battery pack for the dock :) #vintagecomputalk

@darkstar @claudiom @normandc @jirka @pizzapal @ParadeGrotesque @robert588 @stug @kelbot @tk @linm @jamesp @dctrud Today I got to ride through several more Cincinnati area suburbs on the Strida - Lockland, Reading, and Evendale, along the former Miami and Erie Canal, through which I-75 was later built.

@darkstar @claudiom @normandc @jirka @pizzapal @ParadeGrotesque @robert588 @stug @kelbot @tk @linm @jamesp @dctrud Frankly the biking and pedestrian infrastructure was quite awful, spoiled as I am by DMV infrastructure, but I adapted quickly. I was impressed by the streets in Reading and the well kept deluxe bike repair stand under the water tower in Wyoming. I also sipped water from a fountain under the water tower. The pressure, might I say, was quite good.

@darkstar @claudiom @normandc @jirka @pizzapal @ParadeGrotesque @robert588 @stug @kelbot @tk @linm @jamesp @dctrud Not long after starting I stopped by the Wyoming branch library where I had many happy times as a kid. I then passed the former Stearns and Foster textile mill site, which I remember abandoned as a kid, which is now an open field. The headquarters are being built into some sort of housing or something, though. From there I crossed into Reading to the east.

@darkstar @linm @normandc @bicycle @tk @CptBichez @jirka @olamundo @publius @northernlights @claudiom @pizzapal @jamesp @ParadeGrotesque @stug @kelbot @robert588 Thank goodness for caged bearings - very fun to service. The seat and tire replacements (plus hub repacking) must have done the trick, as I averaged at least 1 mph faster than I ever have on the commute to uptown Oxford and back! 17.1 mph instead of a typical 14.5 or 15.5 mph over 11.1 miles.

@darkstar @linm @normandc @bicycle @tk @CptBichez @jirka @olamundo @publius @northernlights @claudiom @pizzapal @jamesp @ParadeGrotesque @stug @kelbot @robert588 Earlier in the day I visited the historic planned town of Greenhills, Ohio on my Strida Mark I! Very similar to Greenbelt, Maryland, and also built during the Great Depression.