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2 fingers moves through the available tables you have chosen I think. Sorry I don't have a device in-hand and it's all become automatic.
I don't often use uncontracted nowadays, but it's legacy from when I was teaching and used my phone as part of my job. Had it in there for years.
Takze uz konecne bude dobre.
Ibazeby zase nieco.
Lebo vsak, p. Fico si ide uz 4. Vladu, a super fasa chytry aj pracovity je, len mu to furt ktosi kazi. (A furt sa pride na to, ze ti co boli volakedy jeho favoriti a terazky uz nie su, ze kradli. Ale o tom po tom.)
Caro ludskej fantazie: nema medze.
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Vymyslia dalsiu blbost.
(Ako vsetko: ma to dve strany. T.j. aj ta fantazia: da sa vyuzit na dobro, alebo zneuzit na zlo. Fico&co. si jasne vyberaju zlo.)
Omlouvam se ze to tu nejelo, ale meli jsme tady "trosku" problem s vodou, elektrinou, internetem, plynem a tak vubec ... Nastesti me se velka voda vyhla asi o 50m a mam jen vytopeny sklep.
Sorry for instance not working, but floods happened ...
Billionaire and #Oracle co-founder Ellison wants an 𝐀𝐈-𝐩𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐝 𝐬𝐮𝐫𝐯𝐞𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐟𝐮𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞.
Do you think billionaires will be able to pay to stay #private? We're curious to hear your thoughts!
arstechnica.com/information-te…
𝐏𝐥𝐮𝐬, #𝐆𝐞𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐢 𝐦𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐚𝐥𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐲 𝐛𝐞 𝐬𝐩𝐲𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐨𝐧 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐞𝐦𝐚𝐢𝐥𝐬:
tuta.com/blog/google-gemini-ai…
Seems data hungry...
I'm hungry as well...guess I'll have to eat the rich until they know what human rights and moral values are
mod_tls, the rustls based alternative to mod_ssl has its own repository again.
I hope this eases participation with maintainers and distributions and allows it to follow the API evolution of rustls in a better way.
I made an initial v0.13.0 release. Let me know if there is anything missing.
I've recently taken to adding a direction tag to benches in #OpenStreetMap. My convention is that the tag value corresponds to the direction of view.
Delighted to find that @vespucci_editor now shows (single) direction values, but wished I'd known about the whizzy direction tag gadget which uses the phone's compass yesterday. (It's a bit too clever if adding the values in retrospect.)
A ship from the past, oil on panel, 2018.
This was the culmination of years of reading about ecology, collapse, and low tech, + my experience sailing on historical ships 100 years old.
#oilpainting #MastoArt #lowtech #sailing #sailcargo #containership #shippingindustry #postcollapse #solarpunk #ecopunk #ecology #windpropulsion
na moje zuby je moc tuhá, tak jsem ji musel prostě podusit - jinak bych ji vyhodil
Ridgeline is using Matrix to defend privacy, autonomy, and security of individuals and organisations.
Learn more about how at The Matrix Conference in Berlin this week!
Joe from Ridgeline International, LLC, one of our partners, is presenting at The Matrix.org Foundation Conference in Berlin tomorrow.
Discover how secure communications can shield your data from ubiquitous technical surveillance threats.
Hard to be precise without knowing the problem; but if the allocation table's damaged the contents of the storage blocks on the thing might be retrievable
Read another article about Amazon forcing their staff to work full time in the office.
It makes mention of "special circumstances" which is "having a sick kid" or "an emergency".
Ableism so entrenched that tech CEOs don't even pay lip service to disabled people.
Remember when companies were like we care about diversity and inclusion?
Then we had a massive disabling event which also forced us to work differently and forced mass remote working infrastructure.
Now were like "who needs that!". It's not even a conversation, the gains disabled people found from easier access to remote working is not even recognised.
Remote working like any ridged working practices isn't perfect, we need broad solidarity around flexible working and not just cos it benefits parents – and I'll add parent workers are my favourite people to work with cos they tend to have good boundaries around work and that helps me also.
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This is from Nightsleeper, a 6-part BBC thriller that started on Sunday.
Now we have great comfy reclining sofas with deliciously high baks and comfy headrests. I can put my feet up and enjoy a movie marathon no problem. But it's nice to try something different and I could really get behind one of those squishy seats.
I'm struggling to stay awake so not reading long new stuff very much at the minute, but seriously, I have no objections to homosexual relationships in stories, but when they are literally everywhere, your storytelling gets lost in your agenda.
A well-written relationship is gender neutral, I suppose is my takeaway. I enjoy reading about the people - and even their genitals where that is interesting to the story. The fact that they have a certain set generally isn't.
Please enjoy @pluralistic Cory Doctorow's fantastic presentation on taking back the internet from last month at #DEFCON32. Cory's takes are always thoughtful, provocative and it was his deshittification concept that helped inspire the DC32 theme. More videos from #defcon coming soon. As always, pass it on.
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me too. If I catalogued every reread people would have more to read about what I was reading than things to read themselves!
I'm still struggling to stay awake after work, but at least I'm getting through the workday. Not ideal, but improving. :)
— IMHO magor dosáhl úrovně fanatického osmdesátkového televizního náboženského kazatele.
![Uppercase: Stop Doing Offices
- Work was not supposed to take 90 minutes by car to get to
- Years of urbanization yet no real-world use found for going to a different building to use the same internet
- Wanted to do that anyway for a laugh? We had a tool for that, it was called Coffee Shops
- "Can you wrap up your call, we have this room booked" "how do we get office parking reimbursed" - Statements dreamt up by the utterly deranged
Look at what corporations have been demanding your Respect for all this time with all the labor we have given them
(These are Real Furnishings found in Real offices)
* Examples of bleak looking fluorescent lights, crammed shared desks in an open office, bare an uninspiring carpet amid bland cubicles* [with question marks under all]
"Hello I would hear [headphone set] half of your Zoom call"
They have payed us for absolute fools](https://fedi.ml/photo/preview/640/590753 "Uppercase: Stop Doing Offices
- Work was not supposed to take 90 minutes by car to get to
- Years of urbanization yet no real-world use found for going to a different building to use the same internet
- Wanted to do that anyway for a laugh? We had a tool for that, it was called Coffee Shops
- \"Can you wrap up your call, we have this room booked\" \"how do we get office parking reimbursed\" - Statements dreamt up by the utterly deranged
Look at what corporations have been demanding your Respect for all this time with all the labor we have given them
(These are Real Furnishings found in Real offices)
* Examples of bleak looking fluorescent lights, crammed shared desks in an open office, bare an uninspiring carpet amid bland cubicles* [with question marks under all]
\"Hello I would hear [headphone set] half of your Zoom call\"
They have payed us for absolute fools")
Thanks to
@KaraLG84 for pointing out the Interactive Fiction competition is out. Check it on ifcomp.org/ or follow @IFComp
dad: what is it you do again?
me: i built a ton of features into firefox
dad: okay i guess
me: and now i secure systems with an almost incalculable amount of data
dad: ???
me: also today i got quoted by consumer reports
dad: *EYES BUG OUT OF HEAD*
I mean the trains are scheduled next to each other for a purpose.
"Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity."
To see my own text and logic happening in front of me on my old DOS-based offline system was pretty magical in the 1990's.
“The shift from the Afro-Caribbean zombie to the U.S. zombie is clear: in Caribbean folklore, people are scared of becoming zombies, whereas in U.S. narratives, people are scared of zombies. This shift is significant because it maps the movement from the zombie as victim (Caribbean) to the zombie as an aggressive and terrifying monster who consumes human flesh (U.S.).
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Sean Randall
in reply to Alex Hall • • •I do enjoy a good fanfiction. I have just started a reread of [the Arithmancer-Verse ](archiveofourown.org/series/993…)
Alex Hall
in reply to Sean Randall • • •Sean Randall
in reply to Alex Hall • • •James Scholes
in reply to Alex Hall • • •From a literary perspective, I find many aspects of the original books to be unbearably illogical, compared to how much better I've seen them done in fanfiction.
A lot of people consider book 6 or 7 to be the point at which the series went off the rails. Personally, I think it happened when Harry, faced with the prospect of his godfather's imminent death, decided that flying from Scotland to London on a horse was a sound idea. Absurd.
So, I probably do fall into the "fanfiction" is better camp, at least when the fanfiction is actually good.
@cachondo
Mikołaj Hołysz
in reply to James Scholes • • •@jscholes @cachondo tbh, as somebody young enough to have read the entire series at once, a few years after it was released, and I would say that all the books were basically at the same level of badness.
Even the philosophers stone had a lot of glaring errors.
Sean Randall
in reply to Mikołaj Hołysz • • •modulux
in reply to Sean Randall • • •Alex Hall
in reply to modulux • • •Sean Randall
in reply to Alex Hall • • •Some authors take up midway through Rowling and do their own endings, that was very common when waiting for official releases and I suppose those are the most familiar to people who've only read the originals.
Some do post-hogwarts and shoot off after that, having Harry go into another world sometimes, like a crossover with Marvel or go back in time or whatever.
Others reimagine things from the beginning: Harry gets introduced to magic differently, or earlier, or by a new or familiar character.
And yet others poke at other times or parts of the universe: what would happen if Sirius Black got expelled for nearly setting Lupin on Snape, for example? Was one I read recently.
or what if Voldemort's attack happened on twin boys and their parents didn't die? Another one that's been made into a huge series.
They go on for countless iterations, with quality ranging from absolutely dismal to surprisingly hard to put down.
modulux
in reply to Alex Hall • • •Sean Randall
in reply to modulux • • •They got worse not better and I only "liked" (3/5) book 3. But they're an experience
Sean Randall
in reply to Sean Randall • • •Not remotely connected to this one, but of course she didn't have a very big part in the Canon so that's all my brain has to go on!
I don't remember which fic it was. Perhaps fortunately.