Since you’ve already stated you have no intentions to vote, I am not going to waste any time on you.

Bro I’m so tired of these bots trying to make it seem like people support the Dems or Republicans

I’ve spent enough time with Ravens to know they’re not always in the mood. But every once in awhile—maybe it’s part of their PR campaign for the Halloween season, or maybe they just finished eating or preening—they’ll humor me and stick around for a moment where they seem just as curious as I am. A genuine “who’s watching who” scenario when I suddenly realize I’ve forgotten to breathe.

@PhoenixSerenity
I think also, because they don’t allow themselves to see this as a real issue, but only as some kind of irrational delusion of ours, they feel generous to let us know we’re still welcome whenever we finally snap out of it. This doesn’t come across the way they think it will.

I'm a fridge magnet kleptomaniac. I pinch them from gift shops, and other people's houses. If you're wondering where your souvenir from Benidorm is, it's on my fridge now.

No, the horses were sent to WW1 and it wasn’t pretty.

Starlink still restricted for Ukraine despite Trump saying Musk lifted speed limits (Veronika Melkozerova/Politico)

https://www.politico.eu/article/starlink-still-restricted-for-ukraine-donald-trump-elon-musk-lifted-speed-limits/
http://www.memeorandum.com/261023/p76#a261023p76

@baldur that's a fantastic poem, and great presentation. Regarding twitter, I have to say that the greatest tweet of all time in my view was "“Despite the constant negative press covfefe.”

...just use Perl! #php #programming

@moira houthis have been bombing saudi with Iran plausibly denying involvement. Yemen has been bombed by saudi, USA and Co for years with no victory in sight. There's also Iraqi militias that are really close to saudi/Kuwaiti energy infrastructure...etc. in other words, iran & co have enough proven capabilities to wreak havoc in the region.

@pou @xogot infinite Christmas!

My duo was supposed to arrive on December 1st.

At 7:18 this morning I get a call from Vincent “they have duos! Black or white?”.

We unboxed together.

One of the things that I resent most about AI is that it makes uncreative people think that THEY created something, so let's normalize reminding these people that they just used a dumb robot to steal someone else's creativity.

For about a year as a hobby I’ve been writing an app that scratches several itches that I’ve had with the fediverse (multiple accounts at once, supporting both microblog- and threaded-style content, synthetic/hybrid feeds, etc.) and for the past month or so have been using it exclusively on the desktop and about 50% of the time on mobile (Voyager is my main mobile client and source of inspiration here). I’d like to open source the whole thing. But the code is mine, therefore buggy and bad. Normally I’d not worry too much about that, but in the age of LLM attacks I don’t want to contribute more security vulnerabilities to the world. Should I use an LLM security tool to analyze my code and point out security issues so I can patch them before releasing the code? If so that would more or less be the only AI contribution. I’m a practical-minded person and use AI tools at work so it doesn’t bother me, but I know lots of people here have strong (and often helpful) opinions on the matter.

@passthejoe I have a box on Debian and another on openSUSE Tumbleweed and torn between the two.