fun fedi links #4

It’s been a while, but here are some good bites collected from the ad-free, open-source social network known as the fediverse: You’d be surprised what a tool like 7zip can do, besides opening all possible types of archive files. Opening EXT partitions from USB drives on Windows, for example. Or reading VHDX files. This post links to an interesting video of a talk from the Dutch techie Felienne about programming and AI. It’s a good one, offering a different perspective, IMO (Youtube link). Well, that’s all very serious and stuff. Maybe time for some more lighthearted things, with a random (and endless?) selection of useless websites, over at the Useless Web (direct link) Good old Vim, that nerdy text editor. How about adding some color to it with rainbow trails. Fun and practical at the same time. Also comes in a boring, grey, businessy edition (on Github). To explore some new Bandcamp music differently, head over to the Globe of Bandcamp (direct link). Find some local artists near…