I often need to process stereograms in bulk. A Python tool named StereoscoPy is very handy in doing that.

I’m a happy Pinebook Pro user, and I frequently use it on solar power.

I like tox. A lot. I use it all the time. This is a quick summary on how to use it in such a way that it becomes a central anchor point that you can use from all your CI systems.

One of the non-open-source applications I sometimes have to run for work purposes, and which out of principle I run in LXC containers, is Zoom. Now Zoom is of course an X application, so my previously shared considerations for those apply. It also needs to process input from my microphone …

If you are

• spending a non-trivial amount of time in video calls every week (something that, at the time of writing, is true for a lot of people due to the COVID-19 pandemic), and also

• having to use mains-powered artificial lighting in your office (true at the time of writing …