If I wrote a blog post to document every stupid bug/hack/fix that was needed to accomplish something because the docs were wrong/absent I'd never get anything else done
IN THIS HOUSE, WE BELIEVE - passwords should be random - data should be backed up - anonymity should be the default - dishwashers don’t need wifi - the drivetrain should be airgapped from the Internet
Swedes watch foreign movies with Swedish subtitles Poles watch foreign movies with Polish voiceover Germans watch foreign movies with German dubbing Americans watch foreign movies with American remake
The longer I look at five-star reviews for objectively terrible #litrpg books on Kindle unlimited, the more I think: "I could do that better!" Is spite an appropriate reason to #write a book? Samuel Proulx: published #author, but only because he was irritated into it.
This release adds a "cancel" button for downloads, provides better update scheduling (especially on Android 14+), and includes a handful of UI improvements and bug fixes.
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I grew up being told, 'The older you get, the more conservative you become.'
I'm discovering that the older I get, the more I want our society to be tolerant, charitable, kind, and peaceful, and to ensure that everyone has what they need to survive and thrive.
I wonder if 200 years from now when they uncover the digital wreckage of 2025 if they’ll find the Mariah Carey memes and assume that she was a dread harbinger worshiped by cults of that age.
Okay actually after writing that down I’m not entirely convinced that this isn’t an accurate representation.
As an art teacher I was worried AI would come up as an issue of "why should I learn how to draw when I can use AI instead."
But the real issue is that my middle schoolers CONSTANTLY believe all art I show them is AI. Digital art. Photography. Oil paintings from the Western canon. "A human couldn't do that"
Being convinced that humans can't make great art is kind of terrifying
Sometimes it's useful to watch a talk about a topic you kind of know, because you are maybe missing some interesting detail. For example I just discovered @mangroveReviews thanks to @aikencz peertube.skorpil.cz/w/ii96wUi1…
is there already some useable integration into popular clients such as OsmAnd? We need open data review system badly, but I haven't really found ways to use this one.
can we just stop wasting time trying to rescue people who are hell bent on trying to play chicken with death? what kind of message does this send to the next batch of idiots?
well that sucks. I thought chef's kitchen-hyperv would be useful and i could turn a Windows box into a useful hypervisor to run tests against, but this thing is so hobbled and useless. It can't fetch images and run them or anything. Absolute trash.
I feel like we could all use a color wheel right about now. I painted this with watercolor, black ink, and colored pencils on 12” square cotton paper. #mathart #watercolor #color
Security fixes for Windows, make the test suite work with libxml2 >= 2.15.0, fix the rsvg-convert test suite for build systems that don't have fonts installed; fix the rsvg-convert build when Cairo has PDF support disabled.
Congratulations. The ads attacking Zohran Mandani have solidified my position even more. That's what you wanted, right? Oops, not for the guy you are promoting, though.
About 31% of Steam gamers still run Windows 10 despite Microsoft ending support. Linux, however, topped 3% for the first time in October. pcmag.com/news/windows-10-stil…
In the decades-long process of getting my fvwm config JUST RIGHT, my xterm right-click menu now has a "duplicate" command, which opens a new xterm with the same geometry, on the same node, IN THE SAME DIRECTORY. (Directory info aquired via /proc.)
(I expect I'll still be tweaking this when Wayland is but a bad memory and everyone is switching to The New Big Thing.)
Did Microsoft call their hypervisor "hyperv" because that's only 7 characters so it kinds fits within the constraints of DOS 8.3 naming limits and lets them add numbers at the end for versions if they want?
M4 Mac Mini never seems to want to go to sleep even though nothing is running on it, no monitor plugged in, etc.
fucking weird. What is wrong with you Apple? You'll sleep my Macbook if I look out the window for a second but you want to leave the Mac Mini awake 24/7?
I know what I'll do, I'll turn off the "wake for network events" thing and see what happens because my bacula backups are already configured to send it a Wake On LAN first
Figured out how to make freerdp play nicely. I can't believe by default it doesn't just use the /dynamic-resolution flag so you can resize the window and it will work correctly instead of just stretching a tiny resolution RDP session by default
I'm a monthly donor to my local food bank, but with Republicans leaning into their "let them starve" fetish, I made my regular contribution twice this month. Please support your local community however you can.
We have released 1.0 of the #CHERIoT specification! The architecture has been unchanged for almost a year and has been implemented in two open-source cores. We (SCI) are getting back our first CHERIoT silicon from the fab soon and will be moving to mass production net year (I can't talk about what other people are doing with CHERIoT).
Today, we released the 1.0 version of the CHERIoT specification! For those reading about CHERIoT for the first time, it is a hardware-software co-design project that aims to produce secure microcontroller-class systems for connected devices.
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