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I don’t want to get too off-topic here, so I’ll message you.
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Bitbucket Pipelines feels like an unfinished beta of a CI system. It has plenty of features that even work, but they can't be composed. Parallel can't be used in sequences, or vice versa. Deployment steps can't be used in tag pipelines. Child pipelines can't have deployment steps, nor can the parent pipeline steps that call them be deployment steps.
Worst of all, the validator doesn't check for these restrictions. It will tell you that the pipeline is valid and then when you try to run it you'll get an error message. Sometimes only when it reaches the step with the error. Sometimes only after you merge, because that step only runs on the integration branch!
Do not use Bitbucket if you can avoid it.
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Sharing of ideas and code is a core tenant of FOSS. PyLova literally started as a copy of Piefed. Why shouldn’t the ideas and features flow both ways?
Multiple images in posts and in-line comment editing are basic features coppied from Reddit (and, like, every social media site), which probably coppied them from somewhere else. Let’s not pretend like PyLova is breaking new ground here, lmao.
I was a teenager when the first Gulf War happened. An indelible memory of mine is going to a rally at my high school being held for the troops who were getting sent off, and realizing that it was functionally indistinguishable from the pep rallies we held for the football team
@jalefkowit one of my key teenage memories from what must have been roughly the same time was traveling to the next larger city to join several hundred thousand people chanting “no blood for oil”.
If I’d known how many times we’d get to reuse the slogan, I would have invested in making a proper sign.
The most scandalous thing about the Nvidia affair is BIG TECH EXPECTING COMMUNITIES TO SACRIFICE THEIR WATER, LAND AND CLIMATE SO A HANDFUL OF BILLIONAIRES CAN GET EVEN RICHER
@ireneista @mcc @bytex64 SysV ABI specifies struct layout, and many platforms adopt that?
@rcombs @ireneista @bytex64 I'm not sure what the answer to that question is, but "Oh, it's just Itanium now" seems to have resolved a lot of problems I experienced in the early 00s
Hmm hmm. Do I implement http-server, or do I go and fiddle with NSoE?
I think I'll do a "quick" http-server.
Haha. "quick". Haha.
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lol nothing Rimu does is “a good look”
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You have to admit, deliberately breaking compatibility with Pylova’s identical blocklist feature isn’t the best look though.
@FediTips
Samsung Galaxy A54 ONE UI 9.0
@Katerclochard Did it come with UnifiedPush out of the box?
@ariadne Rabbit-ness is rather durable. I've even had it recognized legally by a judge. Twice.
@ra6bit how does one acquire such a species recognition order
It has now been over 4 months without CVE being assigned by #MITRE CNA-LR (I have 4 CANs pending). I can only conclude that the programme is dead by any practical measure. MITRE should acknowledge this in public so that the CVEs can be requested from parties that are actually functional.
@ArneBab jepp, jetzt spielen beide Videos auch am iPhone ab. Safari und Firefox (aber iirc ist ja die Engine eh die gleiche)
@gorobar danke fürs Testen!
Damit habe ich endlich einen funktionierenden Player für meine Videos, der komplett unabhängig von anderen Hosting-Plattformen funktioniert, und dem ich Videos einfach als m3u-Liste geben kann (⇒ alles abspielen).
Und der per Default AV1 nutzt (höhere Qualität und weniger Bandbreitenverbrauch), trotzdem aber überall funktioniert.
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PyLova already had this feature, does PieFeds work with it or is it breaking Fediverse compatibility?
Funny how PieFed gets multiple images in posts, and now in-line comment editing/shared blocklists after PyLova introduces it. Does PieFed have any original ideas?
https://deadsimpletech.com/blog/on-losing-our-minds
> The end result is that a serious writer in 2026 finds themselves constantly feeling observed and judged in a way that makes it difficult to get much in the way of serious work done, acutely aware that their livelihood is in the hands of a rather mercurial audience that expect you to show up and be personable, and to do so in a very particular way.
As an vowed curmudgeon, there’s a reason my drafts folder grows weekly while my last published post was from 2022.
8,000 frog bones in a Roman ditch were left by owls, study finds
Archaeologists have finally named the culprits behind a pile of about 8,000 frog bones found in one ditch near Cambridge, England. Owls ate the frogs, and the bones tell a story about how the land looked and who used the area 1,700 years ago...
More information: https://archaeologymag.com/2026/11/8000-frog-bones-in-a-roman-ditch-by-owls/
Follow @archaeology
#archaeology #archeology #archaeologynews #anthropology #zooarchaeology #romanempire
VideoToolbox: new kVTDecompressionPropertyKey_EnableStrictBitstreamValidation
"enable additional strict bitstream conformance validation, returning an error when non-compliance is detected"
WidgetKit: several core types now available to mac and catalyst builds (they were unavailable before), someone more swifty will have to tell me what this implies
Getting back to this thread - I've edited some posts upstream to make my point a little more clear - but two things. One, the idea that contributing to free and open software should require so much as contact with, much less a subscription service to, a wildly unprofitable, unethical and proprietary software service is a noxious, irresponsible and nonsensical position.
But two: god, kid wherever you are I hope you're doing amazingly well. I hope you made it. You deserved at least that.
Founding member Lou Reed was so disgusted by the commercial sell out that he quit the band before "Loaded" was released.
Do you have "Loaded" in your record collection?
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