kyonshi

Right now I work as an administrator for a few Red Hat servers. Notebooks are still Windows though.

The whole œuvre of Bud Spencer and Terence Hill.

We also are running our own videochat servers with galène (for ttrpgs), but those don’t have a persistent text chat

Eh, everything that tries to “improve” on IRC makes everything more complicated. I have a thelounge installation running that’s connected to our small IRC network. When I want people to chat I drop them a link to it (maybe with a room name) and it drops them right in. thelounge has some improvements to stock IRC (pictures, videos, and links visible in chat), but some of the more advanced functions still demand an account (e.g. there is an inbuilt persistent buffer, but that one is only visible to accounts). I have it running under thelounge.wilderland.ovh and it will drop by default into the #welcome channel.

Two LTO-10 tapes (and presumably a LTO-10 reader to copy them over because I don’t think the destination would have that)

Well we still chiseled our chat messages into stone and sent them by pigeon. We usyally got pinged out before we even finished the first letter.

I keep thinking of my cousin as this tiny baby he was when I graduated high school. He’s in his mid-20s now.