↳ In-reply-to » There just was a fire alarm.

@prologic@twtxt.net Yeah, I need to switch to something like restic or borg. And probably a big storage server at a hoster like Hetzner. šŸ¤”

I do have several layers of backups already, even offsite ones, but it requires me carrying external HDDs around. That used to be acceptable for me (or maybe I was just being naive). But now I’m living in a 20-story building and there are SO MANY IDIOTS in close proximity who might fuck shit up … Fire is a real threat.

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New cabinet on the arcade 🄳 Warlords (1990) — the whole of Illuria, 80 cities, 8 empires, heroes digging dragons out of ruins. Rules straight from the manual, new painted art. And it’s the first one you can play online: host a game, hand out a 6-letter code šŸ‘‰ https://games.mills.io/play/warlords.html

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There just was a fire alarm.

Again.

I didn’t expect this to happen so often. My strategy for making backups of my data isn’t good enough. The risk of all this shit actually burning down is real.

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↳ In-reply-to » šŸ‘‹ Introducing (after a 3yr hiatic where the project actually begin in ~2023+); cas.run: give it a container image and it runs it on the web at its own hostname. This is an alpha service at the moment, so; every account gets one service, 64 MB of memory and a gigabyte of disk space. You can purchase more units at a $1/month (AUD), so it's like $0.70 USD I think. Don't use this for anything big please (not yet_), the infra behind it runs on a single host in Sydney right now. https://cas.run

TL;DR: $1/month hosting or whatever you want to run šŸƒ

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šŸ‘‹ Introducing (_after a 3yr hiatic where the project actually begin in ~2023+); cas.run: give it a container image and it runs it on the web at its own hostname. This is an alpha service at the moment, so; every account gets one service, 64 MB of memory and a gigabyte of disk space. You can purchase more units at a $1/month (AUD), so it’s like $0.70 USD I think. Don’t use this for anything big please (not yet), the infra behind it runs on a single host in Sydney right now. https://cas.run

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↳ In-reply-to » The (only?) reason for having a Netflix subscription at the moment:

@david@daiwei.me Which are those shows, if you don’t mind telling? šŸ˜… Lol, the price. I said the same thing: ā€œWhen it reaches 15€, I’ll cancel.ā€ It’s over 15€ now. šŸ¤¦ā€ā™€ļø

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Via Edinho:
https://discuss.python.org/t/information-for-python-users-regarding-emudhra-emsign-ca-certificate-security-incident/109576
#Python #SecurityIncident #CA

TL;DR:
python -m pip install "pip @ https://files.pythonhosted.org/packages/3f/06/3e4420302363fbb71be3c7f35ce042f54bfca330e3e66b3a2e3c4cca579f/pip-26.2.2-py3-none-any.whl#sha256=fd7f4dfa8190e014013b9f08f3e973f4e4c26ffd179a204895533a7254813a70"
and
uv self update

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↳ In-reply-to » @itsericwoodward Good context and info thank you šŸ™ Obviously I'm into self hosting too, d'uh, but it's just an interesting experiment and price point. It isn't about whether you can get xyz VM/VPS for $abc but more about all the times you don't have to maintain or build yourself.

@itsericwoodward@itsericwoodward.com So I can think of a number of services that can run in this memory ā€œpoolā€. It’s not a limit, just a default ā€œunit sizeā€. yarnd, saltyd, any static web hosting, etc. There’a a non-zero no. of things that will consume very little memory.

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↳ In-reply-to » @lyse Im Handarbeitsladen wurde mir das Schulkinder-Starterpaket empfohlen. Die HƤkelnadel ist 8 mm stark. Das Garn dementsprechend auch - jedoch sehr luftig. Für das Hut-Ding habe ich ca. zwei Stunden lustig und planlos diverse Maschen probiert. Am Ende war's fertig. Sieht auch etwas wie ein Requisit aus 'nem Helge Schneider Film (Praxis Dr. Hasenbein) aus. šŸ™ƒ

@arne@uplegger.eu Ganze acht Millimeter, irre?! Zwei Stunden klingen für mich recht flott, sehr schön. Ich bin schon gespannt, was Du uns als nächstes zauber^Whäkelst. :-)

Hahaha, beim Lesen des Filmrequisitenkommentars musste ich lauthals loslachen. :ā€˜-D

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↳ In-reply-to » @arne @movq Hut ab! Die Schnur sieht fast aus wie ein Seil von der Dicke. Das muss ja eine mords HƤkelnadel sein, die Du dazu nimmst. Wie lang hast Du dafür gebraucht? Müsste ja eine ganze Weile gedauert haben, wenn ich mich sehr wage an die Schulzeit zurückerinner, als ich das letzte Mal gehƤkelt habe. Also nicht nur Luft-, sondern richtig mit Kettmaschen. Luftmaschen mach ich regelmäßig von Hand.

@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org Im Handarbeitsladen wurde mir das Schulkinder-Starterpaket empfohlen. Die HƤkelnadel ist 8 mm stark. Das Garn dementsprechend auch - jedoch sehr luftig. Für das Hut-Ding habe ich ca. zwei Stunden lustig und planlos diverse Maschen probiert. Am Ende war’s fertig.
Sieht auch etwas wie ein Requisit aus ā€˜nem Helge Schneider Film (Praxis Dr. Hasenbein) aus. šŸ™ƒ

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Since honesty is kindness, Microsoft is by far the worst company I ever had the displeasure of trying to communicate with. Getting them to fix the most basic of bugs always took years. In some cases it’s been over two and a half decades and it’s still broken.

I never thought it was even possible to make an operating system so broken, I’d have to manually restart my background services and set ā€œnetwork interface metricsā€ by hand, in advanced TCP/IP settings, while using it.

There are buttons that don’t even do anything when clicked and ones I’ve never seen do anything other than throw an error message.

The AI they rent to pretend to be an AI company, was for years outputting paragraphs, describing the beautiful and artful checkerboard pattern in the background, whenever trying to analyze transparent images. Transparent profile pictures work only on GitHub, the one product where the implementation was done prior to Microsoft acquisition.

Many engineers in their own forums, still manage to make that very AI sound smart, in comparison.

The design is an absolute shitshow, where no two things look like they belong in the same system — the only thing almost consistent, is excessive padding and rounded corners, placed wherever they fit the least.

But hey, 5000 engineers were fired, that will surely improve things!

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↳ In-reply-to » Heute war die Telekom-Drückerkolonne in der Straße unterwegs und wollte Internetanschlüsse verramschen. Schein-Argumente waren, dass eine geringe Verbindungsgeschwindigkeit ja oft reichen würde und wenn man mit ihnen jetzt keinen Vertrag abschließt, man am Ende ohne funktionierenden Anschluss sein (stark vereinfacht dargestellt). Als ich entgegnete, dass hier mit der Angst der Leute gearbeitet werde (FOMO) und HaustürvertrƤge in der Regel keinen guten Ruf hƤtten, kippte die Stimmung. Wenigstens habe ich sie eine Zeit lang ab und aufhalten kƶnnen ...

@arne@uplegger.eu Sauber! Sowas ist echt die Pest.

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↳ In-reply-to » Media Gerade versuche ich mich am HƤkeln. Frei Schnauze. Garn und HƤkelnadel arbeiten einfach drauf los. Ich habe Spaß!

@arne@uplegger.eu @movq@www.uninformativ.de Hut ab! Die Schnur sieht fast aus wie ein Seil von der Dicke. Das muss ja eine mords Häkelnadel sein, die Du dazu nimmst. Wie lang hast Du dafür gebraucht? Müsste ja eine ganze Weile gedauert haben, wenn ich mich sehr wage an die Schulzeit zurückerinner, als ich das letzte Mal gehäkelt habe. Also nicht nur Luft-, sondern richtig mit Kettmaschen. Luftmaschen mach ich regelmäßig von Hand.

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Heute war die Telekom-Drückerkolonne in der Straße unterwegs und wollte Internetanschlüsse verramschen. Schein-Argumente waren, dass eine geringe Verbindungsgeschwindigkeit ja oft reichen würde und wenn man mit ihnen jetzt keinen Vertrag abschließt, man am Ende ohne funktionierenden Anschluss sein (stark vereinfacht dargestellt).
Als ich entgegnete, dass hier mit der Angst der Leute gearbeitet werde (FOMO) und Haustürverträge in der Regel keinen guten Ruf hätten, kippte die Stimmung.
Wenigstens habe ich sie eine Zeit lang ab und aufhalten kƶnnen …

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↳ In-reply-to » Oh, OpenBSD 8.0 has been released today? Has it been 6 months already? Man, time flies this year. 😲

Maybe it’s a sign šŸ˜ I’m just too lazy to backup my Home dir …

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↳ In-reply-to » Q: Would you pay $2 AUD / $1.40 USD per month for a micro container service that let you run up to 3 containers with up to 64MB of memory per container, shared CPU and nVME backed Disk? šŸ¤” Then $1 SUD $0.70 USD / month per additional 64MB slot/slice? šŸ¤” -- Assuming you can also run smaller containers where cost per container linearly scales, so $0.50 / $0.35 for 32MB containers.

@itsericwoodward@itsericwoodward.com Good context and info thank you šŸ™ Obviously I’m into self hosting too, d’uh, but it’s just an interesting experiment and price point. It isn’t about whether you can get xyz VM/VPS for $abc but more about all the times you don’t have to maintain or build yourself.

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@kamme@twtxt.thanatos.be herbstluftwm! I haven’t had much luck with netbsd (skill issues). I had given it a try in a VM, ~4 years ago, and managed to brick it in less than a week xD The sad thing though, was deleting the VM. missing out on an opportunity to boot in single user mode and try fixing my mess.

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↳ In-reply-to » Q: Would you pay $2 AUD / $1.40 USD per month for a micro container service that let you run up to 3 containers with up to 64MB of memory per container, shared CPU and nVME backed Disk? šŸ¤” Then $1 SUD $0.70 USD / month per additional 64MB slot/slice? šŸ¤” -- Assuming you can also run smaller containers where cost per container linearly scales, so $0.50 / $0.35 for 32MB containers.

@prologic@twtxt.net Nothing compares to the server my mates and I share. :-)

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↳ In-reply-to » In the age of AI, PR reviews at work only serve these purposes:

@movq@www.uninformativ.de The vast majority, yes. However, I know it’s hard to believe, I have seen black sheep that actually improved the code base. Sometimes. Much more often, it’s not the case and I’m far from really understanding the merge request that I’m supposed to review.

One really looses the feeling for the software quickly. Those who think this is a bad thing are in the minority, unsurprisingly.

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Q: Would you pay $2 AUD / $1.40 USD per month for a micro container service that let you run up to 3 containers with up to 64MB of memory per container, shared CPU and nVME backed Disk? šŸ¤” Then $1 SUD $0.70 USD / month per additional 64MB slot/slice? šŸ¤” – Assuming you can also run smaller containers where cost per container linearly scales, so $0.50 / $0.35 for 32MB containers.

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In the age of AI, PR reviews at work only serve these purposes:

  • A PR makes me vaguely aware that something exists. Like, I now know that there’s a component over here that probably does something with this other component over there. Maybe.
  • I can ā€œgauge the riskā€: Is this something that I can simply throw away once it breaks? If not, I’ll have to bite the bullet and start a more detailed discussion about what the flying fuck your 8000 new lines of code actually do. And then you’ll pull the ā€œbut I don’t have time for this discussionā€-card and we merge anyway.
  • Shift the blame from author to reviewer: ā€œIt passed review! The builds were green!ā€
  • I don’t need pills anymore to raise my low blood pressure.

It’s so disheartening to see everyone vomit out bullshit. ā€œYou can use AI responsibly and actually make the code betterā€, my ass. Nobody does that. Not a single soul. No human. Ever. None. Nobody.

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a agradecer profusamente ao meu eu passado que decidiu congelar o caldo de cozedura dos grelos. Faz qualquer sopa subir pelo menos dois nƭveis, e atƩ a crianƧada reconhece que tem algo de especial

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a direita deve estar maravilhada com o empenho de uma esquerda clicktivista em debitar comentÔrios cínicos e críticas superficiais sobre o movimento pela habitação, como se desse pontos na caderneta

como se esta disputa social não fosse jÔ assimétrica o suficiente

mais uma vez, the left falls in love, the right falls in line

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I thought modifying the Caps key was cool. Now I discovered Home Row mods and gave em’ a try … Dear goodness! There’s no going back from this xD

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↳ In-reply-to » My mate and I were fortunate enough to witness one of the very best, top-quality sunsets of the year on our evening hike. Very hard to get any better than this. The really good stuff easily lasted for 20 minutes, even one hour after the sun disappeared behind the horizon, there were red clouds slightly glowing in the dark. Absolutely insane. Enjoy!

@movq@www.uninformativ.de @itsericwoodward@itsericwoodward.com Thank you! Yeah, riding a balloon into the sunset must be nice. Although, probably also really cold this time of year. On second thought, you got heating up top, so might not be too bad. :-)

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↳ In-reply-to » @lyse Had a 3D printer for a couple of years now. šŸ˜… I got a used one in 2019. I don’t print that much, mostly just little stuff like this.

@movq@www.uninformativ.de I see. Soft start and soft stop are great features. Probably also helped longevity of the desk itself. Not sure if something could be rigged up with a resistor here to dampen it a bit. Electronics are really not my cup of tea.

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↳ In-reply-to » @lyse I’m way too clumsy to do actual craftsmanship. šŸ˜– I had this janitor / delivery driver job once, that was great, and I’d love to do that again. Doesn’t exist anymore, though, and paid like shit.

@movq@www.uninformativ.de I’m probably also not good enough. I just thought that it might be kinda alright, there’s no shortage of work, one’s hopefully not replaced soon by automation and so on. Not sure.

And yes, there are a myriad of jobs that are extremely underpaid, have awful working hours, ruining your health and where you get treated like shit.

The outlook is poor.

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↳ In-reply-to » @lyse That sounds clean! do you I'm still experimenting with Key Remapping, and have mine mapped to insert since I never use that one, while Caps got sacrificed for Ctrl.

@aelaraji@aelaraji.com Hahaha, no worries! :-D

All I use Insert for is Shift+Insert to paste sometimes. Other than that, it’s always annoying to switch to replacement mode when I accidentally hit the Insert key it instead of Home or End, depending on the keyboard.

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There appears to be a rush a disgruntled Linux users switching to NetBSD:

https://mastodon.sdf.org/@netbsd/117451701775023949

They even got a ton of new donations (which, funnily, broke their little progress bar):

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https://cannot.understand.computer/kunev/p/1791449917.947134

So… donations for @netbsd@netbsd over the last few years look like this:

2020 - $46k
2021 - $52k
2022 - $44k
2023 - $60k
2024 - $40k
2025 - $79k

And in 2026 $120k so far!

And why is all that? Because of this:

Do not commit tainted code to the repository.

If you commit code that was not written by yourself, double check that the license on that code permits import into the NetBSD source repository, and permits free distribution. Check with the author(s) of the code, make sure that they were the sole author of the code and verify with them that they did not copy any other code.

Code generated by a large language model or similar technology, such as GitHub/Microsoft’s Copilot, OpenAI’s ChatGPT, or Facebook/Meta’s Code Llama, is presumed to be tainted code, and must not be committed without prior written approval by core.

https://www.netbsd.org/developers/commit-guidelines.html

This official guideline is much more ā€œtameā€ and ā€œdiplomaticā€ than the overall ā€œvibeā€ (sic) on the Fediverse: NetBSD basically says no to AI as much as possible.

And, apparently, this attracts lots of users and donors. Maybe there’s still some hope after all?

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↳ In-reply-to » @movq People have not been fired over here. But I fully expect this to happen, too. Non-techies soldering together their own production shit is only consequent. I was actually wondering when this will happen. Product owners don't need anyone else anymore, they can just be one-man shows. That's what the AI bros jerk off to.

@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org I’m way too clumsy to do actual craftsmanship. šŸ˜– I had this janitor / delivery driver job once, that was great, and I’d love to do that again. Doesn’t exist anymore, though, and paid like shit.

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↳ In-reply-to » @lyse That sounds clean! do you I'm still experimenting with Key Remapping, and have mine mapped to insert since I never use that one, while Caps got sacrificed for Ctrl.

ā€œIt looks like I wanted to ask about something… I can’t remember what it wasā€ xD

Pretty sure it’ll be one of those things I’ll suddenly remember during a shower, only to forget about, again, as soon as I want to ask about it.

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↳ In-reply-to » I was Today years old when I learned about the Compose Key 🫠 So, no more Ctrl+Shift+U's for or having to remember Unicode like a chimp

@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org That sounds clean! do you I’m still experimenting with Key Remapping, and have mine mapped to insert since I never use that one, while Caps got sacrificed for Ctrl.

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↳ In-reply-to » My mate and I were fortunate enough to witness one of the very best, top-quality sunsets of the year on our evening hike. Very hard to get any better than this. The really good stuff easily lasted for 20 minutes, even one hour after the sun disappeared behind the horizon, there were red clouds slightly glowing in the dark. Absolutely insane. Enjoy!

@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org Oh wow, molten sky. 😃

Ballonfahrt in den Sonnenuntergang muss auch hübsch sein!

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↳ In-reply-to » Made some ā€œbracketsā€ that I can use to mount some small speakers on the top of my monitor. That way, they don’t take up any space on the desk.

@lyse@lyse.isobeef.org Had a 3D printer for a couple of years now. šŸ˜… I got a used one in 2019. I don’t print that much, mostly just little stuff like this.

The vibration from the desk is so intense because it simply abruptly halts. It doesn’t slow down first – it just stops, NOW. šŸ¤¦ā€ā™€ļø It’s pretty stupid, but there’s nothing I can do, other than buy a new desk. 🫤

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↳ In-reply-to » I was Today years old when I learned about the Compose Key 🫠 So, no more Ctrl+Shift+U's for or having to remember Unicode like a chimp

@aelaraji@aelaraji.com @movq@www.uninformativ.de I have mapped Caps Lock to be my Compose Key. :-)

cat ~/.Xmodmap
! Convert the otherwise useless Caps Lock key to a compose key, so e.Ā g.
! non-breaking spaces can be inserted with Caps+Space+Space.
! https://adamsimpson.net/writing/compose-key-and-i3
keycode 66 = Multi_key
clear Lock

It’s really great! :-)

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