Thomas Svensson 🖖

Building a cooperating system • Team npub1j7tgg9ndk8y0fvlrazekh6eg3ldqeg7ewksmmrs0dqmdj7k4kt9s07kn6q (npub1j7t…kn6q) member • Born at CO₂ 325 PPM • Proud nerd • On the #ADHD and #Autism spectrum 🤘 • 🇸🇪 Kanspiratör 🇬🇧 Canspirator 🇪🇸 [buscando] • #YNWA since 1974

For everything not #FOSS: Find me as npub185l2jtepl468qmmddf2n79kzzus3hc7rmrpn59v67386273tpgsqj5anhg (npub185l…anhg) on mastodon.online

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GitHub: https://github.com/tsvenson
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2025-12-25 22:06:37 GMT

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Played a bit with it, and it is almost usable. If the tab I right-klick and do "Add Split View" would open in the split, it would be useful already.
It don't, it just creates a new tab.
Now I dream of it ready and with a shortcut open https://fosstodon.org/publish in a 1/3 split on the right. Or other common web apps to make notes or other relevant stuff from the page I'm on.
That would make a sweet UX in my book.

2025-11-24 13:41:41 GMT

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Are we talking blur as in bokeh?

2025-11-18 18:24:43 GMT

RE: https://mastodon.social/@mellifluousbox/115569615176946969
Hello Felix 👋
Welcome as the new #Mastodon captain.
🫡
#note16mc…rkez

2025-11-17 20:46:12 GMT

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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@homeassistant/115538504081159708
@npub1hn2…kl6z
Pst: There is now quoting on :fosstodon:
/thomas - your friendly moderator
#note1hr4…u7zc

2025-11-07 22:50:06 GMT

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From the viewpoint as a Swede, I struggle to make sense of the situation you have to deal with.
It just sounds crazy!

2025-09-25 22:14:26 GMT

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Pretty much the reasoning I used too. Totally worth $4/month.

2025-09-25 22:09:51 GMT

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Smart choice though.

2025-07-05 10:53:43 GMT

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That was actually the first time I watched anything from my fellow Swede PewDiePie. So I was still a little skeptic.
But then, when Prime followed up with https://youtu.be/KqPmH0Qsfns - where Felix built his own Tamagotchi, it became real.
He is a proper maker, and the enthusiasm he shows for learning and doing with #FOSS stuff is genuine.
And I really liked how well he described the learning challenges, the pain often needed to get even simple things working.
It gave me too more positive energy.

2025-05-24 11:03:12 GMT

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...about how much I would loose out on.
It was scary how hard I had to work to protect myself from everything Microsoft wants to collect and keep bombarding my attention for when I use it. Still, the crap that is left - that I had to choose to get to the next step - is a hellish experience.