A SIM card tray in one of my phones broke and got stuck in a way I can't get it out.
To open up the phone I need a heat gun and a set of iFixit tools, none of which I own or plan to purchase because I don't want to buy a cow to have a carton of milk.
Since 2016 I'm trying to figure out what exactly I gained in exchange for easily repleacable battery and accessible card slots.
Nice try. https://www.spacejam2.com/
Dev team watching QA test https://imgur.com/t/gamedev/sxpvhAh
So much for a world in which companies do innovative stuff that brings an actual change rather
than copying features from each other just because.
I mean, could I finally get dark mode before that Clubhouse nonsense? Please Microsoft?
https://techcrunch.com/2021/03/30/linkedin-confirms-its-working-on-a-clubhouse-rival-too/
If I've learned anything this last year, it's that we're not guaranteed anything and we should try to live out our dreams while we're alive to live them out. It is in that spirit that I reached out to a local college radio station (KPSU in Portland, Oregon) and proposed a new show; my proposal was accepted pending submission of a prerecorded pilot episode. The show is called Hack the Airwaves and I aim to explore various facets of hacker culture, hacker ethics, and the multitudes of kinds of hackers there are out there and the amazing projects they're working on.
Now that I've announced that here, I have a request for all the hackers out there (including and especially those who see hacking as much bigger than just infosec). I plan for my pilot episode to be called "What is a Hacker?" and for that, I need help. Contact me if you're interested in participating by sending me a ~1-7 minute recording of what being a hacker means to you.
Frontend developer at day. Hacking around, playing video games or lurking at Twitch at night. I also like photography, cats, electronic music, whisky and more cats.
Holy moly, I still have so many characters left. What else should I put here? ๐ฎ
Hailing from Warsaw, Poland.