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2021-07-16 - Old Computer Challenge - Day 7 - cel
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- last day of challenge.
- previous (day 6) on ssb: %LVnTE8T6bycET2E9iJX17420o2JPPwXBtvzh1JLnBj0=.sha256
- found and fixed a typo in day6.txt.
the ssb one is out of sync. to correct it: s/day5/day6
- computer crashed today and i was worried. but it was just because
the power cable was not properly plugged in.
I didn't have any software monitoring the battery charge.
- ./pbg4.jpg - photo of the oldcomp, showcasing vertical bars.
- made a small (GNU) Makefile building on yesterday's feed generation script.
- thanks to solene for proposing and leading this challenge.
- thanks to everyone for participating and making it interesting.
- i found it helpful for:
- getting more use out of this old computer
- practicing migrating or syncing my personal computer from one to another
- finding out about interesting software and blogs from other participants
- interacting with people in the channel
- experimenting with writing and publishing these journal files, including
across multiple protocols, and using atom feeds.
- if i were to do it again, i might use my x86 laptop, so that i could use
ssb locally (ssb-server using Node.js).
- or might repair the imac g3 and use that.
- or that powerbook 5300cs (nubus)... that's a whole nother story.
- the atom feeds for this 2021-07 challenge are now done. i might explore these
ideas further in the future. for now, i have these not very active ones:
- https://celehner.com/feed.xml
- https://tilde.town/~cel/feed.xml
- gemini://celehner.com/feed.xml
- find me on ssb (secure scuttlebutt):
@f/6sQ6d2CMxRUhLpspgGIulDxDCwYD7DzFzPNr7u5AU=.ed25519
~cel (Charles E. Lehner)
- posting day7.txt to ssb: %bO6sqnPKUW7dgGREgegTADtCQPBDCmvqcc1tad4rLhA=.sha256