In this episode Lieutenant Tyler accidentally gets really high on mycelium spores although could have solved everything if the transporter had just worked.

@startrekgifs For the Cause

Yeah, floating cars.... completely underwater cars... impassable streets. #GAwx #TNwx

@mcc LLM, is I stole your work, and now you need to pay it, to access it!

T-Mobile owner on Elon Musk launching a wireless carrier: ‘Welcome to the party’ https://www.theverge.com/tech/1028346/t-mobile-deutsche-telecom-spacex-starlink-mobile

no one should hook up a USB to ethernet adapter to anything I've ever worked on and trying logging into root with a long-ass password.

@gildilinie That is exactly what that sounds like…at the beginning.

But take that further.

But I understand if that’s not what you want to do.

I’m not going to force it like they force this tech down everyone’s throats.

Not everyone can imagine a better more just world.

git worktree is such a nice feature

but it doesn't checkout the submodules and running submodules update --init manually makes them to be fetched from the network, so what's the point even

Made a thing. Fedigest is a self-hosted site where you pick posts from anywhere in the threadiverse, write a few lines about why they’re worth reading, and publish them as one front page.

Comments are pulled live from the original thread. Want to vote or reply? Enter your home instance once, it gets saved in your browser, and from then on every post takes you straight to the same post on your own instance. It can also follow communities and add new posts automatically.

Comes with 15 themes (light/dark pairs follow your device, and there’s a terminal one with an old PC font), and you can make your own with a live preview.

Runs as one Docker container, SQLite inside. Still early, version 0.1.3. Built with help from an LLM.

Demo: https://demo.fedigest.org
Code: https://github.com/DaDosDude/Fedigest

Feedback welcome.

git worktree is such a nice feature

but it doesn't checkout the submodules and running submodules update --init manually makes them to be fetched from the network, so what's the point even

@plastic_puppy@app.wafrn.net

Never visited one. The architecture might be interesting. Only problem is maybe they won't let me into the USA (because something something relation with communist groups)

@alisynthesis

Sounds very useful. Not unlike things a business incubator does.

I do think the desirable range of services would probably depend on the type of business.

A "creative agency" would make sense for artists and writers and the like.

And there's always "marketing consultant", but I always kind of distrust that label. I feel like, if I'm bad at marketing, I'm going to be a sucker for people who are good at it to fool me into a bad deal. Maybe this is paranoid of me.

But complicated services are always about TRUST. If you don't really fully understand what they are selling you, you feel like you can't judge the quality, so you're really judging how honest you think they are.

IDK if this helps or not. 🤷‍♂️

@artnacrea @joncounts by 'polluting', I mean noise and unpleasant chemicals (that, for instance, kill native fauna), not just Carbon...

Some drone video f the catastrophic flooding in TN and GA (!).

https://newschannel9.com/

#TNwx #GAwx #disasters #flooding

Well the ensign doesn't think so @darth_hideout

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#USweaponsIndustry #Tungsten #MiningTasmanianWilderness #NotOurAllies
🗞️📰🌱🌳💥🤯
There’s a small lode of tungsten and tin under the forests on the slopes of [Tasmania's] Takayna’s Mt Lindsay, and the American and allied military-industrial complexes would like to get it.
https://johnmenadue.com/post/2026/11/tungsten-in-gaza-and-tasmania/

@fesshole She's noticed and she thinks you're an idiot