Fedora with KDE as the DE.

OS is solid, everything works, I'm happy.

The older I get the more I feel myself thinking like Linus. The OS should just get out of my way.

Sounds like a solid idea

I run Nobara, which is basically a beautyfied Fedora variant. It's pure Fedora with addons that make it easier to handle for Windows-damaged users. I left Windows last year, no regrets - Nobara just works and doesn't need any attention. Support community on Discord always up to help and very friendly.

Its why I built https://terrarose.org. while it only has a couple of users, and a couple of posts. Its a social media platform you have to pay 5 dollars a month for.

No ads, no tracking, no bots (hence the price).

Its just me working on it, but it does work. :)

I've been using Opus 4.6-4.8 in both my own and others' code to look for vulnerabilities, and I've found a few. I am also in the Cyber Verification Program.

Fable 5 gives me policy violation errors at the moment. No idea when or if it will be fixed.

Just wanted to comment here: I have been using Opus 4.6, 4.7, and 4.8 just fine to look for Linux kernel vulnerabilities (I'm in the cyber verification program), and it's been fine. I switched to Claude Fable 5, and now I'm getting policy violations.

What's the point of being in the cyber verification program at this point? It looks like I cannot use Fable 5 for vulnerability research.

For everyone on an Intel MacBook, myself included, running Fedora 44 with t2.linux has been a breeze. About the only things not working are slow suspend/resume and a bit of a hacky workaround to fix the touchbar on resume (if you have one). Other than that, using the t2.Linux Fedora ISO has everything working right out of the box.

If my M1 MBP dies, this is what I would replace it with. I want off the OSX ride.

Asahi works great on M1. I haven't booted into MacOS since the day I received it and installed Asahi Arch on it.

A paid social media platform called TerraRose.

https://terrarose.org

I was tired of algorithms running my feed, my data being sold, ads, being tracked.

So I built TerraRose.

Current User Count: 2.

Maybe it will turn into something maybe it won't.

We are one step closer to the terminal in the movie Hackers, and I am all for it.

Now is a good time to bring up.

https://bloodyhealth.gitlab.io

A secure open source period tracking app.

A nontrivial issue is how the app looks, unfortunately

Looks awesome! I see some Flipper Zero apps were already created. When will you be releasing this for the Chameleon? Also, any plans to port this over to the Proxmark?

All of the attacks are released for the three platforms (Proxmark3, Flipper Zero, and Chameleon Ultra). Our goal was day 1 support for RFID testing devices.

Personal website - https://karazajac.io