Holy crap! Cyberpunk Librarian is back! On this episode, Dan talks about the projects that have been holding up the show and what’s going on in his life. It’s a conversation over coffee with your friendly neighbourhood Cyberpunk Librarian!
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Links
Blogging
- Blog post: Blogging, RSS, and Social Network Failure
- Blog post: Taking Notes — A New Approach to the Shows
- Blog post: Organizationally Stacked
Facebook Is a Garbage Fire
- The Oatmeal – Reaching People on the Internet
- GeekWire – ‘The Oatmeal’ creator rips Facebook in comic — and Facebook asks if he wants to ‘boost’ the post
RSS Readers
- QuiteRSS — Free, open source RSS reader for Linux, Windows, and macOS
- Reeder and Unread – Inexpensive RSS readers for iOS
- Reeder — Inexpensive RSS reader for macOS
- Flym and Read – RSS readers for Android
- Brief – A free, open source RSS reader for Firefox – WebExtensions and Firefox 56+ compatible
- FeedBin and Feedly – RSS readers on the web – Premium, but inexpensive services that sync across devices
Ambient and Space Music
- Download Dan’s music for free from SoundCloud
- Buy Dan’s music on BandCamp
Organisation
- Kanban – Wikipedia
- Ōno Taiichi – Creator of kanban
- Trello – A freemium kanban system for tracking projects.
- Projects – A public Trello board so you can see what Dan is doing these days
Python Projects
- Polaris ILS – My particular ILS of choice
- Koha ILS – My favourite free and open source ILS solution
- 3M SIP Protocol – Guaranteed to cure your insomnia
- DR. RID – Check it out on GitHub
- Reddit Enhancement Suite – Make Reddit better.
BBS
- BBS – A fantastic documentary from Jason Scott, the archivist behind textfiles.com
- Watch the BBS documentary series on YouTube
- Jason Scott Talks His Way Out of It – A fantastic podcast about technology, history, people, and getting out of debt
- Mystic BBS – A pretty sweet BBS package for macOS, Windows, and Linux
- SynchroNet – A pretty sweet BBS package for Windows and Linux
- WWIV – A classic bit of BBS kit that I ran back in my teenage years
- VirtualBox – Works on macOS, Linux, and Windows and runs virtual machines with ease
- SyncTerm – An excellent terminal emulator that invokes the old days of dial up
- Qodem – A clone of the classic Qmodem terminal emulator
Music
- Stinger music is pulled from Andreas Theme by Kevin MacLeod
- Star Drift by Daniel Messer
- Optimus L’Chaim by Daniel Messer
nice episode