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@amcooper Gee, do ya think so, Wally?
...yeah, I think in the back of my mind I had some examples along those lines.
@woozle Leo Ryan is a story to tell the younger generations. Impossible to imagine a Congressperson of today even having the inclination to fly to Guyana to check on a vulnerable constituent... or to do anything job-related that didn't get them any money.
And then just end up getting killed.
@bean@twoot.site I obviously don’t /nsrs
@alice I believe you.
Playing me some GTA SA.
I never noticed, but at some point in his life, CJ had a cat!
Hrm. Since iocaine-the-binary will transitively depend on the http crate, what if... what if that was a hard dependency of iocaine-powder? Then I wouldn't need to implement a mock request & response, just impl my traits for the http crate's stuff.
I wonder if I can get away without implementing the traits around http types in iocaine-powder itself. I only really need it for the cargo test tests, and for iocaine runtime decide & similar.
I can just move the tests that currently use the mocks to another crate.
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I didn’t know about this sub but now am horrified and unsurprised.
I blogged about LLMs enabling accessibility by/for a lot of people but also that this has its own risks. I hope that this hits the balance right:
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I didn’t know about this sub but now am horrified and unsurprised.
SVU shit happened there. It wasn’t just actors or consensual bs from some freaks. It was, compare that girl to the girl on the missing posters on vicap and the fbi missing people posts shit.
Then the Arabics found the place. They began auctions of their “concubines” giving their real cell numbers.
@GhostOnTheHalfShell @reiddragon it makes sense to you because you already know the claim
Oh, I absolutely do know the proposition but I also understand visual communication really well. It’s something I obsessed about as a kid so it helps.
Holy moly. New study shows that data centres extending the lifespan of coal plants could add nearly 2 gigatonnes of CO2-e into the future.
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
If you're new to Canada (Hello! 👋) here's what's happening today:
Many countries observe Nov. 11th to commemorate the armistice signed between the Allies & Germany at Compiègne, France, for the cessation of hostilities on the Western Front, which took effect at the "eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month," in 1918.
At 11 AM, Canada observes 2 minutes of silence to keep faith with fallen Canadians, Veterans & current service members.
(FYI: Some trains etc. may stop for 2 min.)
Wherever you are in the world, what's the wild mammal you see most often ("wild" here defined as not a domestic animal, and not in captivity)?
For me, in Quebec, Canada, it's undoubtedly the eastern grey squirrel.
@idzie American Robin. I see several every day.
Southern Vancouver Island.
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size is not what made reddit bad. commercialization is.
cross-posted from: feddit.org/post/37870004
reddit got bad because spez (the reddit admin) restricted API access to the platform for third-party apps, such that people would be forced to use the official app or web UI, both of which display advertisement and collect user data (e.g. scroll behavior).
the reason why this happened is because reddit is a for-profit company and tries to extract money out of the userbase, at the expense of the users.
another example of a bad decision that reddit made was to push a lot of ragebait (“Am I The Asshole?”) because company shareholders want to see “engagement numbers” go up, and if somebody writes an angry reply to a post, that’s “engagement”. but it makes you angry at the stupidity of the “Asshole”, so it makes your day worse. that is another example how reddit makes money at the expense of the users.
size (number of monthly active users) is not what made reddit bad. commercialization is.
we should probably get rid of the “don’t make lemmy grow, it will ruin the platform if we grow” idea.
Do you have a set of cat ears? Do you program computers?
@bean@twoot.site I obviously don’t /nsrs
Chinese Internet connectivity be like. How do you get to Japan? Brought to you by China Unicom, Cogentco, and KDDI.
China -> Germany -> France -> London -> Boston, USA -> Albany -> Cleveland -> Chicago -> Omaha -> Denver -> Salt Lake City -> San Francisco -> San Jose -> Japan
RTT: 377 ms.
RIPE Atlas Probe ID: 1016804
Source IP: 2408:823c:2e12:5588::bb05:8de0
🇨🇳 AS4837
Min RTT: 377.77ms
Responded: yes
Complete Traceroute:
Hop IP Address Hostname ASN RTT (ms)
1 2408:823c:2e12:5588::1 4837 0.8/0.93/0.93
2 * * * *
3 * * * *
4 * * * *
5 * * * *
6 2408:8000:2:800:: 4837 73.07/46.69/46.94
7 2408:8000:2:796:: 4837 45.63/54.08/45.46
8 2408:8000:2:801b::1 4837 226.12/235.67/239.76
9 2001:978:2:42::154:2c 174 277.13/276.89/287.84
10 2001:550:0:1000::9a36:2672 be8232.ccr42.fra05.atlas.cogentco.com 174 297.55
11 2001:550:0:1000::9a36:4875 be7946.ccr42.par01.atlas.cogentco.com 174 272.1/271.68/288.8
12 2001:550:0:1000::9a36:4b8a port-channel2732.ccr92.lhr01.atlas.cogentco.com 174 273.46/273.34/273.43
13 2001:550:0:1000::9a36:5e2d be3467.ccr32.bos01.atlas.cogentco.com 174 307.25/310.69
14 2001:550:0:1000::9a36:a9e2 be8030.ccr22.alb02.atlas.cogentco.com 174 277.6/296.65/275
15 2001:550:0:1000::9a36:a9c5 port-channel8023.ccr92.cle04.atlas.cogentco.com 174 273.6/275.9/273.48
16 2001:550:0:1000::9a36:781 be2718.ccr42.ord01.atlas.cogentco.com 174 293.84/290.99
17 2001:550:0:1000::9a36:a649 be5068.ccr32.oma02.atlas.cogentco.com 174 290.36/273.26/273.58
18 2001:550:0:1000::9a36:5f6d be8568.ccr82.den01.atlas.cogentco.com 174 309.99
19 2001:550:0:1000::9a36:a3ce be9563.ccr82.slc03.atlas.cogentco.com 174 292.57
20 2001:550:0:1000::9a36:59a be3906.ccr22.sfo01.atlas.cogentco.com 174 275.53/275.07
21 2001:550:0:1000::9a36:2b0e be3670.ccr41.sjc03.atlas.cogentco.com 174 276.32/276.13/294.49
22 2001:550:2:1f::4b:2 174 332.79/275.15/285.91
23 2001:268:fb81:63::1 6sjeGCS002.int-gw.kddi.ne.jp 2516 284.07/275.4/275.06
24 * * * *
25 * * * *
26 2001:268:fa02:150::2 6oteJIN301.int-gw.kddi.ne.jp 2516 269.07/288.82/278.3
27 2001:268:f702:291::2 2516 302.99/320.1
28 2600:1488:4002::11 ae23.gw2-shg1.netarch.akamai.com 20940 303.36/302.86
29 2600:3c0f:11:32::1 63949 320.67/304.96
30 2600:3c0f:11:35::55 63949 303.98
31 2600:3c0f:11::971 63949 320.88/303.43/304.79
32 2400:8902::f03c:91ff:fe69:a454 63949 377.77/388.4/378.07Developers in the rest of the world be like: find a hosting provider first, and test the network later. "If it's on the Internet, it's on the Internet."
Developers in China be like: check the ISP on a BGP looking glass first, and then dig deep to find one hosting service that nobody heard about that happens to use that ISP's AS. "It's on the Internet? Which net?"
Uff, bin erleichtert!
Erst kein #Bergfest im #Schenklradio , dann Instanz außer Betrieb.
Danke, @milan@social.tchncs.de !
@messieass sorry durch den stress mit meiner karre ist mir das recht spät aufgefallen
@mosgaard I've had multiple Faderports including the 16, a cheap device I bought from Ali Express and modded, and now an Icon Nano. The Nano works well for me, and I've created Reaper shortcuts for several of the buttons. It also has a built-in battery and a bluetooth mode which I've not used, but in theory I could move it around the studio space as desired. In reality everything in my studio space is within easy reach.
@elsemusic that does look like a Nice device!
I should actually try to use Faderport V2 with Linux. Kind of forgot that!
In Canada it is Remembrance Day. I am remembering that after World War II "Lest We Forget" meant to never let Fascism take hold anywhere ever again and to defend human rights, including the right of the people to keep criminal fascists from undermining their democracy.
Anti-Work posters seen around Melbourne
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