Is she, you know?
The man will harp on family values while unironically wearing that to the beach.
That's so interesting.
I don't have a reddit account anymore but some weird spammer/bot is saying they made Terminal Phase by @cwebber on r/lisp
https://www.reddit.com/r/lisp/comments/1xcdfvi/i_made_a_space_shooter_that_runs_in_your_terminal/
@dthompson @cwebber wow you can't even look at a reddit post anymore without creating an account AND getting the app, how bad can a website get?
We have had our hooded gangs, Black Legions, Silver Shirts, and racial and religious bigots. All of them, in the name of Americanism, have used undemocratic methods and doctrines which experience has shown can be properly identified as "fascist."
#fascism #uspol #history #propaganda
Is she, you know?
'Roughly 70%' of internet is powered by PHP and BBC asked cyber security expert who is living under rock. Lmao 🤣 BBC please get someone from mastodon and they will explain it. Hahah ;)
We need to stand together
@Mabande tänk om dom, som ett spex vid halloween, bytte glasögon och gick på varandras möten?
OWASP sure does love their AI generated images, don't they?
(Ew.)
RE: https://norfolk.social/@rachel/117484055631103353
Some of the comments in the thread here are, unlike on other platforms, well worth reading.
I'm reminded yet again of the Gell-Mann Amnesia effect.
RE: https://cloudisland.nz/@ehashman/117481992432596098
In the Netherlands, first we got a national news alert that all government websites were shutting down because of the PHP bug, and then our national comedian-newscaster Lubach did a bit about it.
so yeah, containment was breached
Incredible
Eight Leap Cards is just too many, especially for a service that should be free to use.
@annika The Student/Young Adult distinction is particularly inane: you *stop* being a 'Student' at 18 and become a 'Young Adult' instead, but if you continuing studying long enough (say, PhD), you revert to 'Student' at 26.
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That’s neat, universities can be both frustratingly slow to change and surprisingly far ahead of the curve, it’s cool seeing courses and professors adapt to the changing world like this.
Also, instead of writing README.md files in your repos, you can write README.org and I've found that GitLab and Codeberg still render em nice on web view. :)