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Cool it's back, but now I still have a release without changes in the release message 🤦

It's funny how ive been a systems person forever, and homelabbing forever, using Linux forever, but these days I'm not a power user at all. I just don't have much drive to fine tune my user experience at all.... Even kicking the tires on an path for RSS-based consumption makes me realize how much fine-tuning I need to do in terms of managing and filtering content, workflow, etc.
But this is the price I guess I have to pay if I want to detox from doom scrolling.

Faraday Protocol (Multi, XPd on PC) Awoken on an abandoned alien space station, you must solve puzzles to work your way to the core and figure out what happened here.
Another Portal inspired thinky pain game, this one give you a "gun" to manipulate energy types (red/blue) that power the various devices making up the puzzles.
I quite dig the Egyptian motif (always been a fave era of mine). Interesting choice for a space station. Decent music. The voice acting is also go…

According to Justice Department’s own account, 15 arrested by federal government in Minneapolis this week are responsible for denting gov F-150 (by kicking), & tipping tailer (owned by accused). That’s it.
Why hasn’t potus nuked Minneapolis from space? /s
Attack on Americans & 1st Amendment makes me think we’re not free country I thought we were & realize perhaps never were, I was “lucky” not to notice before.

Federal prosecutors charge 15 people with impeding agents during immigration surge
Federal prosecutors have charged 15 people with impeding federal agents during a massive immigration surge in Minnesota earlier this year. The defendants allegedly used tactics like stalking agents and using ice blocks to slow convoys. Minnesota U.S. Attorney Daniel N. Rosen said the operation targeted Minneapolis-based antifa groups. President Trump had previously directed authorities to target antifa, which he labeled a domestic terror group. The charges follow "Operation Metro Surge," which …

Clients think a release is quick and easy. They don't see all of the work that goes behind the scenes. Like making sausages you really don't want to know how it is done.
So many steps. One person makes a change, documents it in the release document and at certain points to check the document back in and send the ISS and DEV team members a summary of what is completed, what is in progress and any issues. A second team member reviews the changes and marks the checkpoint as co…

Fahlström, like Laffoley, relies on intricate detail that most online images aren't big enough to capture and, like Laffoley, it makes me want to kill myself. This one's titled "Sketch for Kidnapping Kissinger" I want to know his plan but I prolly have to pay insane amounts for some museum or book to find out

Just a bit more motivation to eliminate this final non-Linux box from my life: they are dropping Rosetta 2, and in so doing, rendering inert software I rely on to make macOS usable.

When you realize that nearly everyone who seems confident or 'cool' is putting on an act in a big way, and are in reality, total anxious messes, you look at things differently.

How NFL teams create schedule release videos: Memes, cameos and taking a joke (but not too far) https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7277009/2026/05/14/nfl-schedule-release-videos-memes-jokes/

Just when I thought this band couldn't get any nerdier, they release a PowerPoint music video about Kotlin development. #nanowarofsteel