Ahh yeah Amiga time. #Amiga
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student maid
@BestGirlGrace foreign exchange maid
as an aside: it was the Oberon Wikipedia page that really gave me an appreciation of just how physcally tiny the OLPC really was:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oberon_(operating_system)#Versions_and_availability
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@lowqualityfacts I’m disappointed with how the tail “attaches”.
functional programming really does solve difficult some problems in computer science. don’t know what to call your function that’s similar to another function? simply add ' to the end of the name, and call that “prime”.
@Dee this is how they make 8 warframes per year rather than 4
@davidgerard We are officially in the danger zone. Large swaths of vital internet infrastructure run on the Linux Kernel, and up until now it seemed to be well understood by maintainers that we were all one bad commit away from the end of Fight Club happening for real. Not anymore, now they get to play Russian roulette with the global supply chain with no one to tell them no.
I begin searching for "eyes of laura mars" (apparently a movie released in 1978). As I am typing, for 1/10th of a second Firefox briefly prompts me to "Pick a colour", the prompt then disappears. I am immediately torn between 3 thoughts.
1. Why is Firefox prompting me to "pick a colour"?
2. I really don't want to know why Firefox prompted me to "pick a colour".
3. Wow, it sure is frustrating that there's literally no good way to communicate "My location is Canada but I use American spelling"
@mcc You spell "colour" the wrong way? I am shocked and appalled!
protip if you're using ilar with nono to sandbox your LLM use:
write a shell script in the project to launch it and give ilar permission to update itself. this doens't defeat the purpose of a sandbox at all
Congress should have to live in dorms in DC and not be allowed to have apartments there unless they are from DC itself.
And they should have to eat in a cafeteria. Together. Once a day when congress is in session.
@futurebird Yes, perfect! Also, the White House should be turned into a museum and the President should live in the servant's quarters (a 1984 travel trailer out back).
@temptoetiam In both cases, House and Senate, it is a vote of the caucuses of the next congress. That is, those who will be Senators and Representatives come January.
In the case of the Senate it is a secret vote of the caucus not before Dec 1. However, Schumer is rumored to be thinking about trying to get the rule changed to move the vote up to next week. This too would require a secret vote, though perhaps only of those in the current caucus.
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@mastodonmigration Thank you kindly for your thorough answer!
I find it a bit weird that they can do that before they take their oaths, but it makes sense.
I hope the progressives manage to get heard :)
It’s time to get some meow meows
Goodnight my dear friends
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If you love pylova so much why don’t you just marry it?
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if the FSF and GNU movements were still relevant they'd be at the forefront of discussion in tech right now...
But they're not relevant, because they're not grounded in helping improve the rights of real people working on real projects anymore. Their obsession with abstract rights and principles has blinded them from the obvious reality that everyone in tech is facing right now (that being LLMs, their laundering of free software, and the associated social decay).
Instead of people feeling represented and the FSF/GNU projects spearheading industry and social change, they cower in their own spaces looking out at the wider tech world and waiting to see what happens, while developers increasingly feel alienated from their work. It's pitiful when you know what the movement used to be tbh.
>pisskey dot io
oh ffs
>pisskey dot io
oh ffs
@Burrson@chaos.social
yea, this is an even worse cw than "shibari, kubernetes" somehow (i should aim at "mh, deutsche bahn, shibari, kubernetes" to achieve the ultimate cw)
RE: https://hachyderm.io/@inthehands/117616100920220358
My friend @oration is fond of pointing out something that an awful lot of people who own several very nice suits really do not like to hear: any postmortem incident analysis that does not trace cause back to one or more management decisions is incomplete.