LINUX Unplugged
LINUX Unplugged

655: Speeding Up Mistakes

23 February 2026 56:48 Jupiter Broadcasting

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Planet Nix and SCaLE are just days away, and we're getting a head start with two guests, the tech, and the trends shaping open source. Our trip starts here!

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  • SCaLE 23x | Registration — Get 40% off registration with promo code "UNPLG"
  • PlanetNix 2026 — Where Nix Builders Come Together
  • Pasadena Linux Party Meetup
  • stahnma (Michael Stahnke)
  • Flox, Nix, and Reproducible Software Systems with Michael Stahnke - Software Engineering Daily
  • Pro OpenSSH (Expert's Voice in Open Source): Stahnke, Michael
  • Nix and AI, are we there yet? | SCALE
  • stahnma/mandatoryFun
  • Post by @kelseyhightower.com — Bluesky — I don't care about LLMs or AI. I care about people. AI is just a tool to me. Tools enable people to help or harm at a scale beyond their natural abilities. I care about how people treat each other using these tools.
  • distrostru's gatus config
  • Status Page On Demand | Gatus
  • MimiClaw — MimiClaw turns a tiny ESP32-S3 board into a personal AI assistant.
  • hrwtech/openclaw-esp32: OpenClaw on your Arduino ESP32 devices
  • Pick: WebsocketCAM — Access Android camera via WebSocket client API and run AI / computer vision tasks with ease on live camera stream
  • Pick: ChrisLAS/openclaw-mcp-bridge — OpenClaw plugin that bridges any MCP HTTP server as native tools. The missing piece between OpenClaw + Ollama and the MCP ecosystem.
  • Pick: ChrisLAS/freshrss-mcp — A simple MCP server to stand in front of your FreshRSS Server
  • Pick: wechsel — A Cli Utility to replace home folders with symlinks to project folders
  • wechsel-extension: A Gnome Extension for Project Switching

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