Currently using the Tech Sergeant Chen method to help someone with calculus. https://youtu.be/pmpMfLXqxJc
Galaxy Quest Deleted Scenes - Tech Talk with Sergeant Chen
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@BestGirlGrace sick icecast!
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I'm imagining the multi-gigabyte-large "homework" folder but instead of porn it's all different gifs and clips of the music video
Scenic train ride from Bergen to Oslo, Norway: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xisVS_DKpJg&t=11589
Scenic train ride from Bergen to Oslo (Norway)
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I've created a 'private' folder on my computer containing a video of 'Never Gonna Give You Up' - just so that, if my laptop ever needs repairing, I can tell the computer repair shop not to look in that folder.
@codl siiigh. I know I've mentioned it before but I continue to wish one of those stupid coins wasn't terrible. maybe I'm just a weirdo for thinking so but the base idea really is cool and is something I would believe in if everything these days didn't have to be some sort of investment/powered by grinding up human babies into paste
@derFisch no i agree
Wait, no. I know how to get an answer to my question. **Pulls up Claude at claude.com** **Speaking clearly into the computer mouse** "Claude. Please lie to me convincingly about the behavior of C# IReadOnlyDictionary<T,K>.Enumerator"
UPDATE: Okay so fortunately, the relevant question on StackOverflow got one last reply before all the humans stopped contributing to the site.
".NET Core 3.0+ only: The only mutating methods which do not invalidate enumerators are Remove and Clear."
That's so helpful! Now I only need to solve one of the hardest problems in computer science: Figuring out which version of the .NET standard library is installed on the particular computer you are using for development
I guess I should go to bed. I dont even know that it's the weekend 😵💫
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Good night, fedi 💜
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🤔 Apparently not much high level aircraft coming my direction, even per the other sites. They must still be having crew shuffling issues.
@ai6yr My piaware receiver over the course of the day reports about 60% of normal traffic, based on monitoring at KARB near KDTW. That's one datapoint near a busy airport. The graph I'm looking at doesn't show a single hour of the day that was as busy as the average for the previous week.
This is a venerable Pi 3 running the Flightaware receiver package.
the US tricked China into buying how many worthless graphics cards?
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Zune's Wireless Song Sharing, Launched 20 Years Ago This Saturday, Wiped Each Song After Three Days or Three Plays
https://lockergnome.com/zune-wireless-song-sharing-wiped-songs-after-three-days-or-three-plays/
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Here is an observation about writing software that may be so general as to be incomprehensible.
When you go from having one of a thing to having two of a thing, it is easier and possibly even more readable to just duplicate the thing instead of creating a generalized system that can handle N things.
Once you get to having three of a thing, it is better in all ways to simply have a generalized system that can handle N things.
But you don't *do* this when N reaches 3. You wait until N reaches 4
@mcc I often get the abstraction slightly wrong if I don't wait for 4 so I can see what aspects vary.
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PieFed v1.9 is released - Shared Blocklists, Auto-bans and TOTP
cross-posted from: piefed.social/…/piefed-v1-9-is-released-shared-bl…
New features
- Shared blocklists - these are like feeds except instead of listing communities to join it lists people to block. To to Account -> Blocklists to find this feature. Changes by the blocklist author effect all the people who subscribe to the list, causing them to block the list members. They federate, so you can subscribe to blocklists on other instances.
- Edit comments inline, without loading a separate page - wjs018
- Fediverse statistics at piefed.social/statistics
- 2-factor authentication (TOTP) - can be added to your account in the ‘Security’ page in your settings.
For admins
- Auto-ban based on the bans that instances you choose, with keyword matching on the ban reason. Go to /admin/users/auto_ban. Try putting ‘piefed.social’ in as the instance and ‘spam’ as the keyword filter. It’ll cut down on the work involved in running your instance SO much.
- Voting pattern graph on user profiles to help spot automated voting.
- Reset the password of any user.
- Lots of inauthentic behaviour reports for finding bots and serial downvoters, see /admin/votes and PM me for an instructional video. It’s a lot to take in but the video will explain it all.
API
- edit matrix user id when saving user profile data.
- scheduled post endpoints - wjs018
Plus a lot more bits and pieces, browse the list of recent releases in the 1.8.x line at codeberg.org/rimu/pyfedi/releases for details.
To upgrade from 1.8.x or earlier
git pull git checkout v1.9.x
Then,
./deploy.sh or ./deploy-docker2.sh
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Shared blocklists - these are like feeds except instead of listing communities to join it lists people to block. To to Account -> Blocklists to find this feature. Changes by the blocklist author effect all the people who subscribe to the list, causing them to block the list members. They federate, so you can subscribe to blocklists on other instances.
Maybe an unpopular opinion, but I have mixed feelings about the social/community implications of shared block lists.
It's essentially social blacklisting, and while it gives people more options for controlling what they see, I'm not entirely convinced it's healthy compared to manual blocking of users and servers on an individual level.
