The AP calls it. Mississippi will have its first Black US senator since Reconstruction.
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@nullagent When I read that quote my eyes rolls so hard I think I pulled a muscle.
@titania @SRLevine There's a lot of wild details from that race. The independent who got about 5x as many votes as the margin of victory, and spoke up the day after the election claiming his whole campaign was a deliberate attempt to spoil the republicans. ([Dubious - Discuss])
Hyde-Smith's absolutely wild "let them eat cake" moment. The ridiculously on-point ads Colom and his twin brother got out of that.
A developer’s blood-sugar benchmark finds accurate averages can conceal missed dangerous lows
https://lockergnome.com/diabetic-developer-tests-22-blood-sugar-models/
While my #archlinux setup with #umbriel + #noctalia and my workspace-oriented dock replacement featuring a second Noctalia bar is practically perfect for me, my computers have become nearly impossible for others (around me) to use. 🫣😅😜
A developer’s blood-sugar benchmark finds accurate averages can conceal missed dangerous lows
https://lockergnome.com/diabetic-developer-tests-22-blood-sugar-models/
The gods have been stacking the deck against me.
I'm now on first name terms with the local cop. That's a first. I think he's trolling me, two roadside stops in the past fortnight. No court, no fines, but I fail to take it lightly. On the first stop he got as far as detaining me and reading me my rights, before releasing me without charge.
I have had unsettling results from my MRI brain scan, still waiting for the EEG results.
My phone decided last night to die (I'll send it away for repair after the long weekend, fingers crossed).
I'm working longer hours now and I'm not making headway on my creative building projects (where I find joy).
My resilience is holding, but, fair to say, I'm feeling vulnerable.
I'm lucky to have M at my side.
@cousinsd sorry to hear it Darryl - kia kaha! Hoping for solace and joy for you (and M).
@PhoenixSerenity your constant attention on the important issues is one of my big reasons for stanning
Catodon 26.11.0 "Nyan Cat" released!
Catodon 26.11.0 "Nyan Cat" is here! It is an even bigger release than 26.10.0: federated events with invitations and RSVPs, a full Videos section for PeerTube, Owncast, YouTube and Loops, email notifications and email subscriptions, bookmark categories, a command palette, and a moderation toolkit that follows Mastodon more closely.
It includes security updates and patches, so please upgrade as soon as possible.
#catodon
@PhoenixSerenity your constant attention on the important issues is one of my big reasons for stanning
@VoxOfGod 🤣😂 I am slightly honoured by this sincere confession.
It really whips the Llamas ass
Combining a network news reference with a Winamp reference. My humor goes over great in retirement communities
@ska @cr1901 @lanodan @shinmera And it's not just a matter of implementation efficiency. It's logical complexity. Forcing the validating process to derive its own chain makes more room for error. Having the protocol require that the first certificate is signed by a root of trust and every subsequent certificate is signed by the previous one makes a clear deterministic process for determining invalidity.
I planted American persimmon seedlings almost 8 years ago and today I harvested my first batch of them.
@dthompson nice harvest! That's an awfully long time to wait.
What do you have planned for them? Eating as-is, making preserves, fruit pie..?
Brainwash.
Its still for sale!!! Wow
https://sodapopstop.com/shop/high-energy/brain-wash-red/
Somehow, we've had this bottle maybe 25 years
@cr1901 @dalias @lanodan @shinmera I'm not sure what you're referring to as "restarting the stream". BearSSL reads a certificate, processing it via an asynchronous, fixed-memory automaton. Validation can only happen when the whole certificate has been read; if it passes, then BearSSL moves on to the next certificate, which is just incoming in the stream. If at any point it detects an issue, BearSSL stops processing and returns an error code.
There is no restart of any kind happening; the process is as streamlined (pun intended) as can be.
@ska @cr1901 @lanodan @shinmera And it's not just a matter of implementation efficiency. It's logical complexity. Forcing the validating process to derive its own chain makes more room for error. Having the protocol require that the first certificate is signed by a root of trust and every subsequent certificate is signed by the previous one makes a clear deterministic process for determining invalidity.
"Just because he's a Christian?!?"
For god's sake, no.
I don't want anyone who finds community among Christian Nationalists to get a chance to expand their reach.
So much of the time, they just talk about "faith" & it looks kind of innocent & quaint, but look what it is connected to.
The innocent facade is what gets you to let down your guard.
@ivory Finally fixed it by deleting Ivory and reinstalling. It's now following the in-app size controls.
@timrichards Interesting! Glad that worked though.
It really whips the Llamas ass