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Reclus @reclus@sunbeam.city

???

Feel free to send name ideas @4@qoto.org

:blobcatgooglytrash:
When I'm on Mastodon I'm probably bored.
Introvert, nonetheless open for conversation.
I want to become a philosopher one day.

nmeum @nmeum@hachyderm.io

Computer scientist pursuing a PhD degree and occasional contributor to a FOSS project near you. Interested in software security (especially regarding embedded devices), operating systems, and computer architecture.

Zoyd Wheeler @kl@tilde.zone

10 PRINT "HELLO WORLD"
20 GOTO 10

big proponent of personal computers with carrying handles.

⑨ 9front @9front@mastodon.sdf.org

Plan 9 is not dead. Plan "Nein" lives.
Unofficial account, managed by @sirjofri.

Nein!

Marc @m2c_n3e@stackpointer.ws

software developer, occasional recreational bassist, leisure canoeist, right-clicker mentality, too old to fail, posts in EN and DE, he/him

Boosts are endorsements. Old posts may be deleted.

Previous account: @nause_marc

#tfr

bacardi55 @bacardi55@social.bacardi55.io

My secondary account is: bacardi55@framapiaf.org (still active)

Solutions Architect by day, lazy #coder and #devops at night…
Love #opensource and minimalist tools. I mainly use #TUI software with #i3wm. #vim and #emacs / #orgmode user. Favorite distros are #archlinux and #debian. Happy owner of a frame.work laptop.
Big fan of the #gemini space!

Weblog: https://bacardi55.io
Gemini Capsule: gemini://gmi.bacardi55.io
Git Repos: https://sr.ht/~bacardi55/

I speak (more or less correctly) English and French.
I often add/remove people trying to keep a home timeline bearable, don't take it personally :)

sexybiggetje 🐷 @martijn@plantsand.coffee

Making pictures and posts about #coffee, #food and #gardening. Mainly #vegetarian cooking.
Look for @martijn for my general account.

#fedi22

Sigrid Solveig Haflínudóttir @sigrid@nein.ftrv.se

A fellow random number generator and a 9front developer.

Rodrigo @rdg@fosstodon.org

I like to do experiments with computers.

PunBoleh @everythingalsocan@blackrock.city

Learnt BASIC on a C64.
Spent several years writing DOS programs in Turbo Pascal. (Oh how I miss having to optimise my code.)
Fell in love with OS/2 the first time I read about it. Tried it and never looked back.
Been using Linux for some 2.5 decades now, still coding daily (different languages, mind you), but there's never been a desktop like OS/2's Workplace Shell. There's just no going back to application centric GUIs.