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@sidalsolgun It was PixelFed originally, but when I shipped the apps, I changed it to Pixelfed.

@jk when I did datacenter work, I printed and tested the DR plans. Now with the clouds, there’s less for me to do other than wait and check status. I still test the plans.I don’t print because if I can’t login to view the DR plan, I have to wait to use it anyway (and it’s so short I have it memorized).
Testing DR plans is part of several common certifications. I don’t doubt there are bad ones, but it likely won’t be a surprise. It’s valid to test a DR plan and find it to be bad.

A toy gave a person his nickname and a magazine its name.

If you build anything that listens for a signal on the same line that carries everything else, a password, a magic phrase, a tone, assume someone will find a cheap thing that says it. Look at what your system trusts just because it arrived, and move the control signals to a place your customers can't reach.

Any channel your customers can talk on is a channel someone will talk to you on. Keep your control signals off it.

Make Tech Easier says the match was entirely by accident, a tone at almost exactly 2600 hertz. Living Internet describes people using the whistle from a Cap'n Crunch box to make free long distance telephone calls, with a modified whistle.

The trick gave one man his handle. Living Internet says John Draper popularized the whistle and became known by the hacker handle Cap'n Crunch. Wikipedia adds that 2600: The Hacker Quarterly, founded in 1984, was named after the tone.

A toy whistle from Cap'n Crunch cereal made almost exactly the 2600-hertz tone AT&T used on its phone lines, and a phone phreaker took his nickname from it...

The toy whistle packed into Cap'n Crunch boxes in 1963 emitted a 2600-hertz tone, according to Wikipedia's article on John Draper, and Wikipedia says that is the frequency AT&T's long lines used to indicate that a trunk line was available. A cereal prize ended up speaking the phone company's own control language.

Nobody planned it.

If you're annoyed at Microsoft, this might help you feel a little better.

RE: https://socialontario.ca/@smattymatty/117617429787153150

They are at the gates.

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@clacke Gratuitous use of a pie chart which, in this case represents nothing. Classic case of data visualization from the art department. Thank you for attending my (Edward Tufte's) TED Talk.

@ilv8F1 @arrakeen_urbanite @sashin

One possible reason is new people often got favourites and bookmarks confused, because the names sounded like they might be similar in function?

OP would just have to be “top mod” and show restraint and only use it to switch over elected mod.

Stupid easy, I just don’t think OP would be able to do that. They’d go hands on and it’d be a shit show no one would want to partake in.

IMHO, most Lemmy mods are fine. And it doesn’t take years to advertise your community. The end.

BREAKING NEWS: $BCH widely believed to host influencers in decreased deal with $MCD (McDonald's) #BreakingNews

@dansup some details about the naming:

PixelFed:
https://github.com/pixelfed

Pixelfed:
https://pixelfed.org/mobile-apps

What is the official name of this project?

“I appreciate Chuck Schumer’s years of service, and I think it is time for new voices. We have heard that loudly and clearly.”

Senator-elect Peggy Flanagan knows that voters didn't deliver Democrats the biggest midterms wins since Watergate just to return to business as usual.

I think this is the single best answer here. Probably requires a dedicated instance so there’s an admin who keeps an eye on things and has the power to enforce decisions. But that should be possible to achieve.