Self-hosted instance.

@Exagone313@share.elouworld.org

Mainly retweets.

For computer science, privacy, technology, general news…

On-topic information.

For TV series content, technology, computer science…

For computer science.

Like Hacker News but with a better community.

For programming and software help channels.

/query Exagone313 if you are registered to Freenode.

Main public Git account.

Aimed at contributions.

Self-hosted instance, for more private projects.

Instance for the Bit My Code group.

Configuration settings (including shell and editor) for all systems I use.

Made without external dependencies.

For improving my access to information (aggregation, filtering, notification, sharing).

Server mod for the game Wolfenstein - Enemy territory (in C), diverging from the legacy mod.

Peer to peer school offering practical computer science projects.

Gave me theoretical knowledge in algorithmics (like automata and graph theories).

For system programming. I can work with networking, concurrency (processes, threads, synchronization)…

Using native browser APIs and Node.js.

Working with React and TypeScript.

Worked on personal projects using vanilla PHP for a decade.

I follow some of the language's development (RFCs, internals).

A good language to learn OOP.

Used it a lot at uni, e.g. for system programming.

Since I developed parts of a shell following POSIX, I have good knowledge in shell syntax and features.

Good for cross-platform scripts when POSIX shell is not possible.

For larger applications, I need to improve by learning best practices.

Mainly using relational databases like PostgreSQL and MariaDB (MySQL).

Also some knowledge in NoSQL (Redis, MongoDB).

Got into Elixir at the same time I used OCaml at university.

I'm learning it for building concurrent distributed applications.

After using Apache httpd, I moved to nginx, like a lot of people. It's much easier to use.

I use UNIX-like OS on desktop and servers: Arch Linux, Debian, Ubuntu, Gentoo, FreeBSD.

I'm kept informed about recent vulnerabilities and types of attacks in my daily readings.

Looking into OSINT.

Was previously developed along with a self built modular framework using PHP, but I've reworked it using Jekyll.

Mastodon is a decentralized social network based on ActivityPub.

This instance is not open to registrations.

ZNC is an IRC bouncer.

Gitea is a self-hosted Git service.

I use Nextcloud to synchronize files between computers and phone.

Feed reader, will be replaced by my own news aggregator.

My favourite GNU/Linux distribution, for daily use.

Vim replacement. I stopped to use other editors. Once configured with (vim) plugins it's pretty usable.

For small audio edits (example: copy/cut), and to detect loops.

Cross-platform image viewer, a bit slow to load.

I always use this image editor, for simple use. See also Inkscape or Krita.

An old FPS, but still actively developed by the ET: Legacy team.

Playing on the ETc Clan server, which is one of the top servers.

French werewolf in-browser game.

Used to play to Terraria, Civilization V, Dead Cells…

Good thinking about what AI is or might become.

Finally a TV series closer to real technology!

Rambaldi <o>

Good TV series if you like action, espionage and myths.

Interesting how they could switch genres.

Fantasy world.

What if you disrupt a parallel universe?

What would you do with a supernatural power?

(Note: Heroes Reborn is not as good and got canceled.)

A story of mafias and a couple on the run.

Help your brother.

(Note: the recent 5th season is not as good as the previous ones.)

If you get bored by your life and like chemistry: just watch this.

See also the Better Call Saul prequel.

About the IT team of a company, living in the basement.

The best sitcom ever!

What happens if you enter a Stargate backward?

Hero gets a power (Geass) that makes him able to give one forced order to anyone.

This is my favorite anime. Not the most intelligent, but I watched it twice to make sure it was the best!

A dystopia where children get powers and are learning to get control over these.

The most intelligent anime I've seen. Starts slowly but becomes really nice.

This is a story of real star wars. All the episodes are rich of content compared to newer animes.

Don't mind poor graphics!

A doctor saved a boy, that happens to be a serial killer. That doctor pursues him for revenge, as he is the primary suspect of investigations.

A prequel to Fate/stay night, by Gen Urobuchi. The Holy Grail War is a contest between mages, the winner having their wish granted. Each mage (Master) summons a hero (Servant) that fights in their place.

Young ones in mafia stuff, an antihero, a few supernatural characters.

A very nice space opera.

Normally I don't like episodic animes or TV series. You should watch this one anyway.

God is dying and makes a contest to find his successor. Each player gets a power through their phone and needs to kill each other. Two children team-up.

A utopia that warns of the danger of transhumanism. What if you could hack into brains?

A dark story, about demons that rule the world, and an orphan hero with a sword.

The golden age arc makes it the best manga of all time.

In a post-apocalyptic world, a strange forest is growing and seems to destroy all humanity.

Written by Hayao Miyazaki, this manga led to the animated film adaptation.

In an orphanage, a few intelligent children discover that their orphanage is a farm made by demons for eating humans. They plan to escape.