Writings and meditations by Chema Hernández Gil – organizer, foiled engineer, and media activist based in San Francisco.
It is just a couple of weeks until Election Day. I remain (professionally) focused on the San Francisco ballot—no choice in the matter, it’s my bread and butter1. That said, I did take a moment this evening to glance at the forecasts for the presidential election.
An edited generated pixel image of an old-school computer with the words CTRVX of the green screen
After much procrastination, I finally deployed a snac fediverse instance today. Snac (an acronym for social networks are crap) is a lightweight fediverse server written in C, the only programming language I still use. It is fast, has few dependencies, was simple to install and works well with some solid clients like Tusky and the Phanpy web client.
