Robert
@robert@cornershop.network
I am... really tempted to pin this to the top of my account... Print it and put it on my office door... send it as my email signature... wear it around my neck at conferences....
https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20180727-mansplaining-explained-in-one-chart
This is how a dictatorship takes hold. Judges should be free from political pressure so they can apply the law justly and without outside influence.
@georgetakei
aren't the three powers independent in the USA?
I thought you guys invented this.
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@georgetakei in Scotland we have no idea what political sympathies a judge may have. Judges are not appointed by politicians and politics has no place in the justiciary.
#Law needs #Objectivity and not a #Partisanship of a #failed #Trump-#Administration. #Hungary is now the #Lighthouse of the new #democratic #Power of the People. Beware #right-winged #Fascists: You will be swept away in coming up #Elections. People " #woke" up these Days.

RE: https://cosocial.ca/@timbray/116371004233374990
Hmm, turns out we were less well informed than we thought. 1P is Canadian and Bw has allegedly been vibe coding. Maybe more thought required…
@timbray I've been using BW for awhile even though their choice of software stack has never sat particularly well with me. If they are in fact incorporating vibecode into their platform for managing such sensitive information perhaps I will more seriously look at vaultwarden project again (and hope that they don't follow in their footsteps)
@timbray I was about to suggest buttercup.pw, but as I was looking for the link to share here, I found out that the project was shut down a year ago :(
So now I'm tracking this post to see what other people suggest so I can make a migration plan...
I’ve had very good experience with ‘Strongbox’ password manager. The Mac and iOS apps provide a very helpful OS specific front end and sync services for passwords and secure notes kept in the KeePass OSS secure archive format (kdbx).
If you don’t like Strongbox you can easily switch to many other front ends — many OSS and OS choices — that use the same KeyPass archive format.
@timbray
As a European, I went with Proton Pass... and in the past I have used a number of Keepass variants for over 2 decades (Keepass is less integrated into whatever OS you use).
@timbray it’s going to be harder than ever to make the best pick. Everyone is likely going to start vibe coding more. Canadian or not, that doesn’t necessarily mean they don’t work with the US government even if things got awkward recently. Despite Trump, I assume the whole Five eyes group is still going strong. I’m sure everyone involved will be happy to throw people under the bus for what they perceive to be the greater good. So, I’m not sure there is a safe and ethical choice.
@timbray I've been using bitwarden for a few years now and it seems fine, though recently I've learned that I should have gone for the
.eu variant. I'm also considering other options, such as Proton Pass.
@timbray I ran across this article recently (unfortunately German only) https://www.heise.de/ratgeber/Passbolt-Den-europaeischen-Open-Source-Passwortmanager-selbst-hosten-11172920.html?giftToken=482e6a50-0d37-42ff-aa7e-e18dacc26c30 talking about another European, OSS, self hosting possible password management solution.
Have you ever...
| Used a telephone book: | 272 |
| Spoken to a (human) telephone operator: | 168 |
| Reversed charges on a call: | 117 |
| Made a call from pay phone / phone box: | 271 |
| Received a call on a pay phone / phone box: | 116 |
| Used a phone card: | 217 |
| Dialled from one exchange to another to route a call: | 35 |
| Used a rotary dial phone: | 264 |
if you said yes to more than two of these, you're overdue to schedule your next colonoscopy... :)
(which reminds me...)
@neil tick, tick, tick, t... wait a minute... are you doing an age verification here?
RE: https://mastodon.social/@daringfireball/116309404063715397
This is a bad take. Apple exerting control over what UI conventions are allowed, or even required, would be disastrous. I dont think you can carve out a special case for video players.
Apple Should Set and Enforce Some Basic Standards for Custom Video Players on tvOS
https://daringfireball.net/linked/2026/03/28/apple-should-set-and-enforce-some-basic-standards-for-custom-video-players-on-tvos
@agiletortoise I don't think these are UI conventions. It’s properly supporting the hardware of the remote control. And basic accessibility. Apple has long enforced things like trying to use the volume buttons on iPhones for purposes other than adjusting audio volume. Same should be true for the buttons on the Apple TV remote.
@gruber A little ironic when the Siri Remote hardware is not a shining beacon of accessibility…but point taken. I also think it was a bad and stubborn decision for Apple not to allow use of the phone volume button in camera apps as long as they did.
@agiletortoise As a person who works on a pretty popular non-standard streaming app for AppleTV, I can confidently say there are dozens of reasons to not support Apple's native video player. Top of the list:
- Ads. Streaming services live and die by ads (like it or not), and the built-in player has very rudimentary ad-insertion options, and no options for interactive ads, pause-screen ads, or overlay banner ads (i know, they all suck - but they pay the bills)
- playback enhancements like custom scrubber thumbnails and chapter marks
- personalized "next episode” and autoplay logic
- enhanced closed caption rendering (fonts, styling, placement- CEA 708 is fine, but an old standard)
- proprietary accessibility audio description triggers
- Non FairPlay DRM
- Dynamic forensic watermarking
- Device concurrency limits (i.e. "only 2 screens on Netflix”)
- Playback telemetry
- Custom dynamic bit rate logic (ours is frankly better than Apple’s, and I bet Netflix's is even more tuned)
- Cross platform consistency (we have the exact same video player on iOS, Android, Web, AppleTV, GoogleTV, and most smart tvs)
- Branding - AppleTV already has people skip the app mostly from the “Next Up" row in the TV App or home screen. The player is the branding these days.
- Eliminates dependency on Apple, and waiting for the yearly update cycle to add any new features (if any) to the player.
@jimmylittle @agiletortoise Why would any user care about this:
- Cross platform consistency (we have the exact same video player on iOS, Android, Web, AppleTV, GoogleTV, and most smart tvs)
From a user's perspective, the only consistency that matters is on the device itself. It's no different from wanting idiomatic Mac apps, not apps that work exactly the same as they do on Windows and Linux.
@gruber @jimmylittle In this specific case, I would argue that, for the vast majority of users, Apple is not the platform here – Netflix is. Most of those users would rather the consistency be that Netflix works the same on all their devices, not that the video player works the same across services.
Even the Apple TV owners, who likely also have a second TV in bedroom or something that does not also have an Apple TV connected.
@agiletortoise @jimmylittle That to me is exactly the same argument behind, say, Microsoft Word 6.0 for Mac being just like the Windows version.
@gruber @agiletortoise @jimmylittle Which is exactly the same argument as Native vs. Electron apps. It’s Horizontal vs. Vertical consistency. (perf and memory aside)
@gruber @jimmylittle Maybe a bit. In the same sense your argument is “every word processor should be TextEdit” because the platform provided that standard.
@agiletortoise @jimmylittle Netflix is so dominant that there probably are some Apple TV users who effectively use Netflix all or most of the time, but I'm sure most people who only or mostly use Netflix also use whatever is built into their TV or the cheapest streaming stick/box they can find. The whole point of Apple TV is the tvOS experience.
@gruber @agiletortoise @jimmylittle
Exactly! Such a curated experience, with the MLB+ parading in the main menu. I’m sure there are dozens! of us outside the us not caring about it. Also Apple TV is an amalgam of Apple TV content and other apps content, so you are never quite sure where you are. Such consistency. Let’s not talk about search.
The good news is that after the latest Netflix update one can watch end credits. I haven’t encountered this as a possibility in AppleTV Netflix app before.
@gruber @agiletortoise Cross platform consistency is a balancing act, for sure. Is it bad that Disney+ works differently than Netflix on AppleTV? Yes.
Is it bad if Disney+ works differently on your smart tv than it does on your Android phone? Also yes, but yes×10.
We've found that users aren't as dedicated to their operating system as they are to their apps. Notion or Slack work the same wherever you use them - that's a feature. The "platform" is Netflix or Disney+ or Slack, not iOS or tvOS or Android. People want Disney+ to work the same on their AppleTV and their neighbor's Roku and their parent's LG TV.
As a 20+ year Mac user I don't like it at all, but our surveys and research prove that what I want is not what 80% of other people want.
@jimmylittle @agiletortoise That's why Apple should enforce this at the App Store review level.
Consistency is nice. But functionality is important, too. If Apple forced their player on everyone, then I couldn't use my Apple TV to stream from my network tuner.
(I already feel that forcing web browsers to use their rendering engine is a step too far; extending the same control over media playback reeks of the same over-bearing control.)
@jimmylittle @agiletortoise Since when have user surveys dictated good product design? Henry Ford: “If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.”
@jimmylittle @agiletortoise If I watch TV at my neighbor's I let my neighbor run the remote control. If someone visiting my house took the remote I'd be put off. And if they were confused using an app on my Apple TV because it used the tvOS video player, I'd suggest they give me my remote control. (And question why I invited someone so rude and dimwitted to visit.)
@jimmylittle @agiletortoise Your argument implies that someone who uses Netflix on Apple TV is more likely to care about using Netflix on *someone else's TV* than they are about consistency with the other apps on their own Apple TV. I don't know a single person like that.
@gruber @jimmylittle Regardless of whether the new Netflix player is a disaster (it is), my original point was that it would be worse for Apple to mandate a player. I rather suspect some of the features of the now quite capable Apple player would not exist if they had not had competition and experimentation from other apps. If people are cancelling Netflix over it (which I doubt is happening in quantity), then that is where the pressure to return to the system player should come from – not Apple
@agiletortoise @jimmylittle They don't have to require use of the system player, but they should require that custom players support most, if not all, of the standard UI features of the system player.
@gruber @jimmylittle @agiletortoise When I play video on my iPad it is in PiP mode while I use a different app. Even there, some of the services work a lot better than others! (Hulu works well, most of the rest don’t)
Random stuff off the curb haul: coconut coir (usable for seed starting), brand new. And some kind of almoat brand new fancy cold brew coffee thing, figured I would try it out and/or put it with the car camping/disaster stuff in case the opportunity arises for real coffee.
I guess you just fill it with coffee and leave it in there with room temperature water for 24 hours.
I always thought the "cold brew coffee" Starbucks was pushing was a labor saving and profit device... cold brew coffee takes their staff about 10 seconds to pour into a cup from a spigot, like a soda machine, and they charge you almost $6... and then if you want it with cream or caramel or whatever fancy schmancy thing they add a couple of dollars on top for more profit. It goes straight to Starbucks' bottom line to NOT require any labor for your coffee.
"Burke Cold Brew Maker, 1.6 Qt, Removable Mesh Brew Filter - Primula"
it can be brewed without heat. handy for camping, etc.
you can also brew "double strength" and then add milk for NoLA styled cafe au lait. nice in really hot weather.
I always used a gallon pitcher, and then a strained lined with cheese cloth. No fancy equipment needed.
@ai6yr
Cold brew coffee originated by Dutch importers long ago. Called cold brew, Dutch coffee or Kyoto Coffee.
This coffee extract is what you used when putting coffee flavor in baked goods too. Just start the day before to have it ready.
@ai6yr
I’ve used a toddycafe.com kit for 5 or 6 years to make my own ice coffee. Makes just under 2 liters at a time, which we go through in about 5 days. Uses 12oz. of coffee per brew, so it is pricey. Very smooth taste, even at strong concentrations. Leaving it in the fridge about 18 hours tastes better than room temp brewing, imo. You can dilute to taste which is nice for when you need a stronger pick me up.
@ai6yr I use a little bit smaller French press for mine. We have two and use the refrigerator instead of room temperature so it can steep for 48 hours. It works perfect that way.
@paul_ipv6 @cR0w @Viss @Taffer Since I switched to roasting my own beans, I am now drinking light to medium roasts... any darker and you lose the flavor of the varietal.
Laid Bare Season 1 ★★★★★★☆☆☆☆ https://trakt.tv/shows/laid-bare/seasons/1 #LaidBare #trakt
@jeff I literally just finished watching this last night… so… bad.
I dunno, why *wouldn't* I watch The Sound of Music after watching the two Sister Act movies?
Not me thinking I see Kathy Najimy and Maggie Smith lookalikes though...
Christopher Plummer is an absolutely snack of a man. I know as a kid I crushed on a couple of the kids but as a man, well…
Friedrich 😍
Catholic guilt lobbed with precision at the dinner table?! Classique
I always liked the dancing in the Gazebo though for some reason I wasn’t into Rolfe
Uncle Max is totally a fun guncle
There is so much shade and sarcasm in this script I love it
How had I completely forgotten about the puppet show and the Lonely Goatherd?!
Watching this just makes me want a classic Julie Andrews marathon. Thoroughly Modern Millie, Victor Victoria, Mary Poppins, etc
Also I will die on this hill: My Favorite Things is NOT NOT NOT a Christmas song!! The film is set in Spring and summer. The first time they sing it is during a summer storm. Just because it mentions snowflakes and Christmas as objects of affection does not a holiday song make!!
(Die Hard, however, is absolutely a Christmas movie)
@ibwatson (See also: Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” also isn’t a Christmas song and the cultural shift to see it as one is irksome.) Hashtag Hot Take Saturday™
If I ever get married again I am stating now that I want a cheeky wedding march and chorus of “How do you solve a problem like a Watson”
@ibwatson 🤣 (You don’t need a wedding for that, just people in your life with a sense of humor and a portable speaker.)
The Sound of Music is such a lovely film. Julie Andrews is my diva. And the morals are refreshingly simple:
Don’t let your grief/trauma ruin your children’s lives.
Marry for love, not money (if at all). 16 is far too early.
Nazis=Bad. Tear up the flag. Sing of your homeland.
A lack of political affiliation is not an option, you’re either complicit in fascism or working to destroy it.
Beware of nuns, they will fuck shit up in the most innocently pious way possible if you cross them.
@ibwatson Julie Andrews is the *entire* reason my wedding dress had a train long enough for all four of my bridesmaids to hold while standing in a line. 🤩😁🤩
@ibwatson That last one is especially important not to forget. Nuns are badass. Cross them and they will FUCK YOU UP. And then pray for your soul.
@JTinMI @ibwatson I learned recently that the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence (who basically do nun drag for LGBTQ community service and activism) got going because they wore the habits they held onto after being in a production of The Sound of Music.
From the linked article:
“‘They got such a tremendous response that they realised that they could use this image of a hairy-chested bearded nun, with the iconoclastic sarcastic gay sense of humour, to use joy and humour and satire for gay rights,’ Sister Unity says. ‘And so they did.’”
@ibwatson @JTinMI Yeah I wasn’t aware until like last week but it made me really happy to learn! I work at a non-profit and we’re doing an event with our local chapter so I was reading their website out of curiosity and it mentioned the origins.
Between that and stuff like Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS and other organizations oriented around theater activism/fundraising, there’s some pretty cool history!
@ibwatson @courtcan Yes! On the other hand this arrangement definitely is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJgK1FfTk3I
that's me on bass
@VoiceofDuum @courtcan ok ok I will allow this only because the evidence is weighted *heavily* in your favor based on my heretofor unknown niche interests:
1. Medleys are good, carol medleys are great
2. God Rest Ye… is one of my fave carols
3. Syncopation
4. I’m a sucker for a capella groups
5. Also a sucker for vocal double quartets (I was in one in high school)
6. I also sing (sang) bass
@ibwatson Who says that it is? I’ve never thought of it as such, even if the BBC insists on showing the film at Christmas as if it’s written in their charter. 🤔
And yep, with you on Die Hard.
@benjamincox I’ve encountered multiple holiday albums and sheet music books in my life that include it, it’s like the carol gods latched onto it because it mentions snowflakes or something.
@ibwatson Maybe it’s a cultural thing, then? 🤷🏻♂️
@benjamincox it also wouldn’t surprise me if “dumb modern Americans” heard “brown paper packages tied up with string and thought of Christmas presents and not posted parcels or shopping spoils.
@ibwatson I will 100% fight beside you on that hill. I refuse to even listen to it when it's played as a Christmas song.
@ibwatson Her 1964 film The Americanization of Emily opposite James Garner (before The Rockford Files fame) is a delight, too.
I happened to see it when it was on the Criterion Channel (iirc). I'm so glad I stumbled across it.
(Yes I’m being insufferable and continuing to live-toot my hot takes as I waste away a sick day on the couch, mute at will)
You’re telling me both the bishop and the mother superior are British? In SF? Mmmhmmm
Also love that despite it being Reno, the mob is still stereotypically New Jersey Italian. They’d have done better to send her to Mew Mexico or Minneapolis. 🙄
Maggie is truly the best, however. So biting in her delivery always.
It’s painful to hear but so well done when a good choir delivers a very bad performance on purpose. 🤣
OMG it IS Kathy Najimy!!
Hello, leather daddy!
Now why is Sister Mary Robert not in the same habit as the rest? Because she’s the “pretty” one?
@ibwatson i think because she wasn't a nun yet? Nun in training? Nun pledge? Nun intern? I'm sure there's an official term lol
F SHARP?!?!? Gurl.
Ok fine yes F Sharp is a thing
Ok we have entered pure silly joy with their first musical number. What a delight.
I would like to be tambourine nun.
It is also hilarious to me that Whoopi hasn’t sung a single note yet.
Oh the pope is coming!! 😂
Howwwwwwww have I gone this long without seeing this movie?!?
@ibwatson these movies are pure gold, the sequel is great too
@ramiro I am absolutely hitting play on the sequel as soon as this is done
Hahahahaha the collective catholic guilt lobbed at the helicopter pilot 😂🤣😂
Nuns on casino floor gag is very good
Oh she let her hair out! For the pope!
[firefly reference]
“The snow on the roof is too heavy soon the ceiling will cave in [her] brains are in terrible danger”
Ok color me impressed that they churned out Sister Act 2 in a mere 18 months after the first was released. And yay! Maggie Smith and Kathy Najimy are back!
I am severely disappointed that they have teased us with a 90s himbo and hunky postman and polka-dotted bodybuilder and this is NOT turning into a striptease…
Mother Superior is disappointed their gentrification hasn’t taken hold yet 🤣
Methinkth Father Ignathiuth ith a homothexual
Has Whoopi ever had eyebrows? Is this the first time I am noticing that they’re missing? Is this the fever talking?
Tyler Chase is also a homosexual, he just doesn’t know it yet. Teacher’s pet/good boy/joy to have in class vibes for sure
Oh my GOD coming after the colonialist white boy trying to rap yessssssssss
Oh hey, Jennifer Love Hewitt
OH MY FUCKING GOD THAT’S LAURYN HILL?!?!?!?
OMG the field trip to see the nuns sing, what issssssss this song?!?!?
It’s The Temptations and I have never heard it before and… well I come from fairly sheltered white roots so…
“And don’t roll your eyes about the Ice Capades. It was a very good living!” Well that’s a millennial deep cut.
Ok Sister Mary Lazarus whacking herself in the face with the baton was very funny
Thweep, Father Ignathiuth, thweep!
We’ve all learned a very valuable lesson about the importance of vocal warmups.
Ok actually this nascent homo is… me. And now I’m reliving my high school choir competition memories. 😁
Ooop gonna need to open a can of Whoopi-ass on this momma here in an immminent parental consent montage
Oooooh Rita yo momma a bitch
This scene is hilarious
Ohhhhh Rita forged her mom’s signature, didn’t she?
Dammit Kathy Najimy you are hilarious.
Sign language interpretation for their performance? This is the wokest 1993 film I think I’ve ever seen and I love it.
So the moral of this story is:
White people are BORING
And also Rita’s mom needs to be in therapy about grieving her late husband.
And also also: this was very cute. And I really appreciate how much it focuses on the diverse black urban experience of the 90s in a surprisingly mainstream way. Really well done, though the “Mr. Ed” comment from Whoopi to one of the kids did NOT go unnoticed 👀
Ok ok unless you all tell me otherwise I will be watching Sister Act 3 later this evening. But first, this sad sick house is in dire need of snacks. And dinner, so I need to pick my fevered ass off the couch and sort those things out before I settle in for another installment of Whoopi fixes shit through song.
Fun Fact: the child actor who plays Young Deloris in the opening scene of Sister Act only has one other credit in IMDB, and that’s in her role as Young Guinan in that episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation where Picard, Ro Laren, Keiko O’Brien, and Guinan get youthified in a transporter accident and have to save the ship from the Ferengi.
There has to be a story there for her only two appearances to be as a young Whoopi Goldberg.
1. Context: If a post in my timeline is a direct reply to another post—even if they are not someone I follow—the parent post is shown.
2. Persistence: MastoBlaster will always take me to the latest/newest post when opening the app. This behavior makes extra work for the user, having to manually scroll backwards in the timeline to find where I was last. I personally prefer (at least the ability to configure) having the app remember my place in the timeline, allowing me to manually catch-up, while the standard tap-at-top-of-screen shortcut to should still function to move to the newest post.
3. Full threading: While not a feature of Mona, it is a feature of snac. MastoBlaster does not seem show/indicate the nesting level/depth of replies in a thread.
I am not certain of my experience though, and need to test it further.
Learning, from Gogglebox Australia, that there's yet another Yellowstone spinoff. They sure love to give Sheridan money for his Libertarian Fantasy Projects
(You have to give his shows credit for having great casts. And to the uneducated outsider, they are good shows. It is only when you add him to his politics and his shows' subliminal story-lines that you realize the overt libertarianism is covert MAGA.)
LJ » 🌐
@LJ@zirk.us
My spouse has a routine medical appt today. He has a different health insurance than I do. He has been repeatedly grilled by the hospital about *my* involvement in his insurance.
This is fucking creepy.
@LJ Health providers are getting increasingly intrusive on these questions. I get BCBS insurance through my spouse and both the docs and BCBS keep interrogating us about my employment and insurance status.
Here in Michigan, insurance companies and health providers are starting to fracture. Some big doc groups no longer take UHC, BCBS is shutting off a state university system, and they're all grilling us at every chance.
The system has been staggering, now it's breaking.
I suspect us patients are gonna be asked all *kinds* of stupid questions from now on.
LJ » 🌐
@LJ@zirk.us
@mwl The health care system has been broken for years. Maybe decades. (I have a degree in public health & a masters in PT. Worked in the field for 25 years.) It's been glued together on the backs of health care workers who, since covid, have been broken themselves. It's only going to get worse.
@LJ agreed 100%. My missus is a psych NP, it's baaad.
When the business part starts to fracture like this, that's another level of breakage. Hopefully the breakage that makes it bad enough to actually fix it.
LJ » 🌐
@LJ@zirk.us
@mwl That, too, is my sincere and fervent hope.
LJ » 🌐
@LJ@zirk.us
@mwl While I don't want health care to fall apart, I do want to see the tech bros & venture capitalists to burn in hell.
@LJ Yup. The practitioners, from the billing folks up to the neurosurgeons, are dedicated professionals.
The for-profit piece has attracted the worst people and needs to burn.
@mwl @LJ They'd really like another insurance company to pay if they can manage it. There was a time when my insurance said if my wife could get insurance through her employer, she was contractually required to do so and bill that first. Why am I paying for "family" coverage if they don't want to cover my family.
The entire US "healthcare" industry is built upon this fallacy that their health should be tied to their continued employment. There is no health, nor no care, in the American "healthcare" industrio-complex.
so
if github had an outage
and was offline for 48 hours
what would catch fire?
nothing i care about? :)
@paul_ipv6 sure but does like, any automated shit in your house care? what about your phone carrier? what about your isp? your power company?
home, none. phone carrier, not much if my basic internet is working. ISP? possible though so far they seem to be doing their revision control mostly in house still. my power company only recently started offering electronic statements, so i'm probably safe there for the moment. ;)
work/customer related shit? probably a much uglier picture.
i've had similar discussions more times than i'd care to about server OS maintenance. the number of under 40 yr olds who don't understand why trying to repro a system related issue when you just spin new virtual servers from the screaming newest externally maintained updated multiple times daily repos might not be a good way to see if it's your code or the OS that is screwing things up.
i have sometimes won the argument of at least doing everything from local repos and not updating the repo without regression testing but not nearly as often as i'd like or turned out to be the correct answer.
automation that depends on someone else's stuff working, not being unreachable, and not being impossible to revert to earlier versions is bound to be a problem at some point.
I mean, seriously!?‽ For all of the supply-chain attacks in the past decade, how can you justify not changing your habits?!‽
Kids put up with a LOT from adults
Today's macos discovery: I use Skim to read PDFs. If you togggle the Highlight Tool, any text you select gets highlighted!
This makes balancing my credit card statement so much easier...
My French is so rusty I've been coming up with a plan to revive it. Today that means reading chapter one of 'Short Stories in French'.
"but is it art Eddie?"
School drop-off and pick-up at the catholic school across the street from me is complete and utter chaos. I just popped out to pull my car around the block for a closer street parking spot and it felt like I was playing chicken with a mindless mob—ignoring stop signs and right of way, pushing through a one-lane neighborhood street, flasher-parking where there are no parking signs, doors flinging open, cutting the wrong way around mini traffic circles, and generally not paying attention.
@ibwatson So thankful that ours is a somewhat organized chaos. A friend of mine who lives around the north part of Capitol Hill has similar frustrations with their kiddo’s school drop-off and people just going full Thunderdome.
@thickurt Hi! It's me! Your favorite online entity eternally role playing a pendulum swinging between nihilism and absurdism. 🤣🤣
@robert @joel @FiLiS @mastoblaster Great, thanks! There are still some issues with some markdown contents, but it's almost there.
I am not the first person to point out that a “Luddite” isn’t someone who hates tech — they hated the EXPLOITATION OF PEOPLE by capital through the use of tech. Too many of my peers are on the wrong side of that and a lot of us are watching and making notes and will remember.
i am a proud luddite, just like i'm proud to be "woke" and antifa.
i can't imagine any sane, empathic, moral, and attentive person not getting to these views.
@paul_ipv6 @grmpyprogrammer Hm... Sounds all bogus to me.
Why revive old terms and say they have another meaning instead of saying what you really want?
Simple language is the key.
@robert interesting. German Wikipedia has your opinion and calls the new anti technology thing "neo ludidds"
English Wikipedia says it's a fallacy and both are anti technology.
Friday nights I make myself a little meal, watch some anime, and know that I’ll put out hard.
@robert the first time was an accident, since then the attention makes me cook more often 😅
Can someone recommend a good self-hosted solution for easy file sharing, like DropBox? Here are my requirements:
* Unique randomized URL per file.
* Secured with password (auth not required).
* Burn after reading (file and URL are destroyed after download)
TIA (thanks in advance)
#HomeLab #SelfHosting @homelab
You might give Nextcloud a try. Full featured Dropbox alternative. I don't know if burn-after-reading is possible. Maybe via addon.
https://nextcloud.com
Or Password pusher.
Easy one-shot information transmission. Even files.
https://github.com/pglombardo/PasswordPusher
relayd server, but for some reason, when accessing it via my phone's cellular connection, I get blank redirects. (It is probably because I am missing a header forward, but it is something to think about.)(And you know that they outsource their mailings, so even if you never log in, when you unsubscribe, they know it's a good email address to sell, along with sharing your general location.)
Adding a hard drive makes Linux change network interface numbers?
brb, static-configuring enp06 through enp15 in /etc/network/interfaces #sysadmin
@mwl with nvme drives (which are pcie devices afterall), yes that can happen
(The stable interface namew don't seem to be as stable as on would like sometimes)
Never head it with sata disks sofar though...
@mwl
What was wrong with 'ETH0' and 'wlan1'? Why complicate it? What did any of us ever do to deserve non-deterministic network interface names
net.ifnames=0 to the kernel at boot, the old eth0 scheme will be used.History