@markc568 Nice! Will keep an eye out for those folks.

From the technical side anyone can spin up their own Lemmy instance and view all votes, but I'm curious at what the community's perspective on how "private" that is. I think Mbin already shows upvoters? Piefed allows anonymous voting. I also know there are sites which show all voting history, but assuming those are fairly disliked.

My general questions to the community: - Do you expect your votes to be private, or just not shown in the UI? - Would per-voter votes showing up on another aggregator platform bother you, even though your instance already shares them with other servers?

For context I'm the dev doing some two way bridge interop between atproto + Threadiverse, in atproto the votes/likes are generally publicly accessible, you just look at the users repo through something like pdsls.dev, they're readable and archivable by anyone. In my opinion this isn't that big of a problem since it's fairly hard to look at and discern (Ex all my votes: https://pdsls.dev/at://did:plc:lmdkqemqrqnfiix72pyjhfey/social.coves.feed.vote). Ultimately trying to figure out if there's already a mutual understanding that they are public and we can just mirror them or whether they should stay hidden as an aggregate.

I realize they aren’t private and don’t care.

I vote on such a small minority of things that those few things I do vote on, I have no problem with people knowing it was me.

This is so great: https://spelunkr.tv/ 📺😍

https://wordwrap.lol/neatnik/2026-11-07_154540

Ça alooooors Gaël Duval est juste un énième techbro pro-IA qui "code" ses trucs avec de l'IA et donc faudrait maintenant peut-être remettre en question Murena, /e/os, etc ?

Oooooh bah minnnnnce aloooors, qui l'eu cruuuuuu ? C'est stu-pé-fiant hein !
Franchement, qui, mais alors qui aurait pu prédire, je vous le demande !!

Breaking News: Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) Says "No Coronation For Schumer"

"Let me just say this. There should be no coronation of the next Democratic leader. I've said very clearly that we need to have a discussion in the Democratic caucus. We need to understand what the Democrats are going to do with this new responsibility, and these new powers and that nobody should get a blank check... For example we need to use all our power starting right now to end the illegal and senseless war in Iran."

I'm currently writing compute shaders directly in wgsl but I'm thinking about maybe replacing it with something backend agnostic.Slang is looking good on the surface, is it good in practice? Anyone got experience with it or recommendations for something else?

I don't know if I need it really, but two reasons would be being backend agnostic, and getting features like include etc. (I can do a simple version of the latter myself though.)

I had my yearly physical this week, and since my doctor’s office is sort of close to my favorite record store, I figured I should stop in.

I’ve been heavily into jazz guitarist Barney Kessel lately, and was excited to find these three for $10 each.

They’re not in perfect condition, but after a good cleaning and a trip through the ultrasonic, they’re exceptionally nice, especially at 65+ years old.

All recorded at Contemporary by Roy DuNann.
#vinyl #HiFi #jazz

@jaredwhite
For the last couple of years, The Onion has had quite the task in competing with real news stories.

@sciss I'm mostly only duplicating clock, reset and ducking cv, so no use for buffered.

The 2hp a mult would take up would be better used by a VCA or offsetting attenuverter (might feel differently about this if I had a monster case, instead of a portable performance case where every last HP has to be carefully considered).

Stackcables are expensive, and stick out enough they're just asking to be bumped and snapped off (already had a couple of close calls, and thankfully didn't end up having to extract broken off plugs from jacks).

n-way adapters are dead cheap to make - requiring just thonkicons, stripboard, and heatshrink - and don't obscure modules if no larger than necessary. My biggest is used to route both clock and reset from a Pams' to up to 4 other modules, and isn't much larger than the common 6-way stars.

@GrapheneOS @lumiworx @tpaau17db would it pass though if you used their keys?
Or is it checking for other things too?

Spent the morning getting my CPR-AED certification up to date. Time well spent.

RE: https://chaos.social/@RonjaBiernat/117573981715477332

Former library assistant here. Libraries are such important spaces, not just to borrow books or study, but also as a safe space, community hub, place to stay cool in summer, or warm in winter, a place to learn new crafts or other skills, and meet new people etc. They're also one of the only places where you can access things for free. Some even have food pantries with free food if you're in need.

Support your local library. They're essential.

#supportyourlocallibrary #librariesareawesome

I'm gonna be really frank here: this is a bad relationship to have with any politician, even ones on your side. You should think of a politician the way you think of a sponge. As long as it cleans up messes, you hang on to it. And when it stops being able to do that, you throw it out and get a new one

#USPol

@KC8JC 👏

@farshidhakimy @lumiworx @tpaau17db No, it will be signed by our keys and it won't be a Google certified OS. It may end up being able to have green verified boot state but it won't change anything about the Play Integrity API not permitting it.

Google banning using GrapheneOS for Google Pay and any apps choosing to explicitly adopt the Play Integrity API device or strong integrity levels to gate access to their services isn't solved by having official support from an OEM or green verified boot.

@ai6yr elevator music. You just need an elevator!

But really, it wasn't bad background music. I recall playing with Legos and my mother listening to stuff like this.

And Carly Simon. Carly Simon on the record player meant, "go outside".