Reddit was always shitty from when

• The only reason the jailbait sub came down was do to main stream media pressure - if you missed jailbait was a “SFW” sub for posting reveling photos of other people’s children to be gooned over. It was voted “Subreddit of the year” in 2008

• the mod who ran jailbait was an ICON on reddit for years and he also modded dozens of other equally questionable subs

• The insane redditor backlash to them banning FatPeopleHate sub - which for those who missed it was a sub dedicated to posting photos of overweight people without their knowledge so the internet could mock them. This was mostly made up of - yes you guessed it - mostly photos of fat women getting mocked.

• Leaving up the BeatingWomen sub that is specifically for posting videos of women getting beat up for 10+ more years after jailbait came down.

• leaving up the Creepshots sub, a sub dedicated to upskirt and down-shirt photos of unsuspecting women, for YEARS and only taking it down due to to it hitting the main stream news and forcing their hand. This sub was also modded by the Jailbait mod.

• the RAMPANT sexism and racism as thinly veiled intellectualism that has gone on for DECADES

• Ghislaine Maxwell was a moderator on worldnews

The API thing and forced logins is probably one of the least shitty things this site has done.

i mean, just impeachment would've been okay with me... seems a little extreme

@Kingu Après faut définir privé, techniquement le parking d’une gare (qu’il soit automobile ou à vélo), c’est pas vraiment public (faut être utilisateur de la gare) mais pas vraiment privé non plus (ça peut appartenir à la ville par exemple).

Mais bon là c’est du pinaillage je pense .

Mais effectivement un commerce ça devrait être du stationnement privé pour les voitures (le parking est sur son terrain où il y sacrifie de la place s’il trouve que ça vaut le coup).

Pour les vélos je sais pas en vrai. Je veux dire, ça rendrait le vélo littéralement inutilisable dans les zones un peu dense (les zones moins denses auront la place de mettre des stationnement vélo à côté des stationnement auto).

Évidemment, ce serait toujours mieux d’avoir ni voitures ni vélo que des voitures quoiqu’il arrive (avec masse de transports en commun), mais je sais pas si avoir que des transports en commun ce serait vraiment souhaitable.

Bref.

I don't know why but I like to try and fit as many Mini Cheddars as possible in one go into my mouth. I have just managed a personal record of 20, in two stacks of ten. Nobody else to share this with, but I am pretty chuffed about it.

Jordan as minority leader. Miller as chief of staff. They've declared war. I don't want to see any hands-across aisles bullshit from our leaders. No coddling Fetterman, either. War.
House Republicans elect Jim Jordan to serve as minority leader next year
https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2026/11/10/house-republicans-elect-jim-jordan-serve-minority-leader-next-year/

RBoot 26.11 released!

https://rboot.org/news/rboot2611.html

Canoeboot was discontinued. I forked it into RBoot. It has these changes:

* GRUB payload (EFI and coreboot) removed entirely.
* SeaBIOS only enabled on legacy 32-bit hardware
* Nearly all hardware EDK2-only (UEFI). The EDK2 payload

A corresponding Libreboot 26.11 release, based on 26.10rev12, will be done soon, with the same change.

All legacy cruft removed, going forward. Both projects shall now be known as free and open source UEFI firmware distributions, as that is now the new modernised focus of both projects.

Use of the GRUB payload still possible on targets that have EDK2; I will soon document this, but I've uploaded lone grub.efi builds for both projects and will update the docs: it's possible to just run these from EDK2 shell, loading them from a USB stick.

Same can be done for SeaBIOS on newer boards, if you use a build of CSMWrap. Current docs say to convert to EFI; still recommended yes, but legacy users will be supported.

Been sailing and offline for 8 days what did I miss.

BBC: Police air service denies penis flight path was deliberate

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cw8dzn8n1q65o

#aviation