Thib

@thib.ergaster.org

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Chronic enthusiast. Software should be about making people's life better.

A close up picture of the JetKVM device. It looks like an Apple Watch screen slapped onto a tiny desk device. It’s sleek and polished. In the background a box reads “Next generation open source IP KVM”
A picture of me, a while man in his 30s, wearing a black cap and a black t-shirt with the Astro logo. I'm also wearing glasses. I'm smiling and my fingers points at my face. In the background there is a MacBook Pro and a stand and a large monitor with a code editor open.
A photo of a fanfare. The band is wearing bright colored clothes and is playing for a crowd in the street
A photo of an old building made of bricks and stones. In the foreground there are plenty of yellow flowers
A screenshot of a webpage. We can see a few paragraphs of text describing how the author picks their gear. It's followed by a few sections: "Computers & Peripherals", "Phone" and "Watch". Each section contains one or several tiles with the name of the product, and whether it is currently used or retired.
A picture of a black dog looking at the photographer. The dog is lying down on a carpet. It has flappy ears. It's a mixed breed between a Labrador and a Boxer. Looking at her, you feel the urge to pet her.
A doodle of a broken smartphone strapped on a stick by its charging cable. It looks like a small axe. The phone looks rather battered.
A picture of a venue with many people taking breakfast
A picture of a river surrounded by trees. There is a boat next to the riverbank.
The frontpage of the upcoming matrix.org website. It displays the Matrix logo in the centre with the motto "An open network for secure, decentralised communication" The background is dark with abstract lines dancing. The navigation bar on top has links to those sections: About, Blog, Documentation, Ecosystem, Podcasts, Shop. There is also a button called "Try Matrix" in the navigation bar.
The frontpage of the upcoming matrix.org website. It displays the Matrix logo in the centre with the motto "An open network for secure, decentralised communication" The background is dark with abstract lines dancing. The navigation bar on top has links to those sections: About, Blog, Documentation, Ecosystem, Podcasts, Shop. There is also a button called "Try Matrix" in the navigation bar.
A screenshot of the analysis https://pagespeed.web.dev did of the new Matrix.org website preview Performance score is 99/100, accessibility is 95/100, best practices is 100/100, SEO is 92/100.