Nuclear fusion. The world forgot about it for a few decades, but now there is a real interest and real research again. Say what you want, but renewables are useless long term, we need nuclear power and we need it yesterday.

Mine is all about my ideals in programming/life:

• rust, because I love type system
• i2p, the true decentralization network with privacy preserving feature built in

I've been nerding out on refining my Python skills. Architecture, automated testing, clean code. None of these topics are new to me per say, but I'm trying to expand and take them to the next level.

I remain really excited about RISC-V, and am delighted to see more performant SBCs becoming available. The Sipeed board in particular, since it comes with Debian already flashed, means that RISC-V is on the cusp of the consumer market.

I was delighted that Debian has started work on making RISC-V an official ISA.

And I'm following Marius' work with great interest - Lomiri on Debian makes a lot of sense to me.

So... The prospect of Lomiri on Debian on RISC-V - a real goal.

Been interested in #Linux, #Bash, and #Vim lately. I've been developing a casual interest in cyber-security and data privacy as well.

I like Linux because: it's free, I have more control, it runs really smoothly across several of my devices, the communities have been fascinating, and there's a lot to learn.

Bash has been helpful for doing some light file management. I'm no expert or anything, I've just enjoyed organizing my stuff better lately. Speaking of Bash, I really like the #CLI. I've even started accidentally using #terminal commands while using my web browser.

As tech evolves, our data and information becomes more accessible to ourselves and the people around us. I think it's a bit concerning at times the extent and accuracy that corporations can harvest info. I've been gradually adopting better practices for privacy/security, but within reason.