@tomas@bootlog.org Something is still broken, every clients but curl works for https. The ppl in #curl bet it is some ssl option.
@tomas@bootlog.org Something weird is happening when i want to curl your twtfile: Empty reply from server. Browsers works fine.
@tomas@bootlog.org Something weird is happening when i want to curl your twtfile: Empty reply from server. Browsers works fine.
@kas@enotty.dk Great link! And our main webproxy at work nicely encodes to raw-hub-spa-big
@kas@enotty.dk Great link! And our main webproxy at work nicely encodes to raw-hub-spa-big
@freemor@freemor.homelinux.net Had you time to work on your BBGW yet?
@freemor@freemor.homelinux.net Had you time to work on your BBGW yet?
Open 25/7, the shop’s sign says. You think they’re being cute but one night, the clocks don’t seem to work, the other customers lack eyes,
Decode It Like It’s 1999
A few years ago I started to work on an MPEG1 Video decoder, completely written in JavaScript. Now, I finally found the time to clean up the library, improve its performance, make it more error resilient and modular and add an MP2 Audio decoder and MPEG-TS demuxer. This makes this library not just an MPEG decoder, but a full video player.
In this blog post I want to talk a bit about the challenges and various interesting
bits I discovered during the development of this library. You’ll … ⌘ Read more
Dreary day… Rain mixed with snow… working - wishing I was someplace else.
Another test tweet - testing the post tweet hook which works
the work of the seventh day, He lost to a hard drive crash, so He settled for the reduced version
Publishing to #ipfs now works reliable in #txtnix. You can find me at /ipns/QmZxsWLdxMcpb34qXtDyFAVtUDDm9Fp2G24NSjS8fGWBWY/twtxt.txt
Publishing to #ipfs now works reliable in #txtnix. You can find me at /ipns/QmZxsWLdxMcpb34qXtDyFAVtUDDm9Fp2G24NSjS8fGWBWY/twtxt.txt
Analogous to concepts from philosophy that become science once measurable, any magickal method that is shown to work becomes mundane
This is a fundamental theorem of modern demonology! Until then, nobody knew why specific grids worked or how to find new (safe) sigils!
wait are you telling me it doesn’t work like that, now will you look at the color channels on this one, repurposed for bitfield irrigation
we work in the slaughterhouse, butcher ideas, process their flesh, wear the scent of corruption and decay↵one whiff scrambles your thoughts
I found a word for this (and “spoiling a joke through explanation”), but the etymology only works in German:↵zerklären (zerstören+erklären)
The only way to be anonymous now is to assume one of a few preselected identities and bodies. The less “you” you keep, the better it works.
@kas@enotty.dk Is #starttls-everywhere just to ease configuration or is there any reason why #lets-encrypt certs won’t work on mail servers?
@kas@enotty.dk Is #starttls-everywhere just to ease configuration or is there any reason why #lets-encrypt certs won’t work on mail servers?
Worked the last weeks on https://github.com/mdom/tapsig/, a tap library to test unix commands. Would be interested in any kind of feedback!
Worked the last weeks on https://github.com/mdom/tapsig/, a tap library to test unix commands. Would be interested in any kind of feedback!
Books hang off the author’s mind, fat and lazy memetic ticks, yet she works tirelessly to feed them. What is it with these authors?
a new grammatical form for cute/fluffy things, the tumblr diminutive:↵bird -> birb↵bunny -> buny↵small -> smol (it even works on adjectives)
Elves are rarely good with computers: Few programs still work well when the trees underlying their function suddenly sprout new leaves.
Smoke clouds acquire names like rider and bird, helicopters visit the still intact (only tilted) tip, people still work in the lower levels.
Her hair is a tangle of copper curls that broadcasts her thoughts.↵When she’s excited, your wifi and cellphone stop working.
She looks despondent. “Miss, you know how hard this makes our work.” Hippies. They’d understand if they knew about the enemy’s programs.
You flash your badge: “I work for the office of weather control. We have received reports about unauthorized butterflies in your backyard.”
fun make-work project: moving from upstart to systemd
These little birds that flew out of my mirror have negative weight: They need to work not to fall into space and fly upside down.
many avatars work this way: most famously, the mind as an avatar of doubt
These firewalls are always starved for CPU, so they save on simulation complexity while keeping uploads human enough to work as filters.
It’s probably a little bit slower now, but i’ll add a option to increase the workers. 16 seems to work nicely here.
It’s probably a little bit slower now, but i’ll add a option to increase the workers. 16 seems to work nicely here.
Srsly? Just because unless (cond) { do_stoff unless other_cond } works, doesnt’ make it not insane. Or whatever.
Srsly? Just because unless (cond) { do_stoff unless other_cond } works, doesnt’ make it not insane. Or whatever.
Commuting to work. To my right is an unfamiliar sea. The city comes into view, all the buildings are on stilts now, some are walking around.
On one end of the temple, the cranes stand and build. On the other, the demolition crews are at work. This way, it travels the land.
You would think that gutting and frying one would work? That’s what the sewer dwellers used to think! No such luck.
e.g. depending on how the knots work (can you exchange them and expect decryption to work the same?) you can implement different schemes
[At which point world builder brain piped up and was like “hey it works essentially like crypto! magic compatible!”]↵https://twitter.com/allgebrah/status/712422004343840769
@krt@krt.marmaro.de What are you working on?
@krt@krt.marmaro.de What are you working on?
“A civilized society needs to specialize”, he explained. “The Workers of Work, the Sleepers of Sleep and us, the Dreamers of Dreams.”
My code worked in test, still worked in integration and failed in prod after 4 hours with no complains. Oh my.
My code worked in test, still worked in integration and failed in prod after 4 hours with no complains. Oh my.
Come on coveralls.io! Show me my new badge! Nothing more depressing that working on your coverage and your new shiny badge won’t update :)
Come on coveralls.io! Show me my new badge! Nothing more depressing that working on your coverage and your new shiny badge won’t update :)
gravity has failed and nature has to work by sight in the meantime↵you set up mirrors in the garden, it confuses the hell out of the rain
ShellExec takes over the work from the current hooks and should work without any further configuration.
ShellExec takes over the work from the current hooks and should work without any further configuration.
Although i probably should add a second between each line so that sorting the tweets still works.
Although i probably should add a second between each line so that sorting the tweets still works.
Thomas Steinmetzinger’s great work “The Lego Tunnel”
Stop caring about how -e works: http://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-userlevel/2016/02/29/msg009700.html
Stop caring about how -e works: http://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-userlevel/2016/02/29/msg009700.html
Attempts have been made to travel the river, but it ignores most ships. The only vessel that works is a small paper boat from old books.
@kdave i’ve been working on a rewrite in Haskell
Babbage/Lovelace had their mechanical notation but their work looks to be digital, not analog. (diagrams here: http://blog.stephenwolfram.com/2015/12/untangling-the-tale-of-ada-lovelace/)
Too sick to go working. I’m heading back to bed.
Too sick to go working. I’m heading back to bed.
It is considered very poetic justice. Speaking of which, some judges work poems into the verdicts, to be said with a man’s last breath.
But HTTP::Date seems to work for most cases.
But HTTP::Date seems to work for most cases.
@allgebrah pro of having a banshee mother: her lullabies work wonders↵con: people you love randomly die under mysterious circumstances
Damn, before leaving work, my timeline was quite slow. Now, displaying the latest 50 messages isn’t enough :o
I really would have preferred the markdown style mentions became the popular thing. Less parsing work.
@kas it works for my really picky parser, so it’s probably good overall
@reednj Yeah I was gonna work on that today
Now working on the “admin UI”
that seemed to work, yay …. uh yeah
for further reference: 1. blue works best, violet second 2. this pic is years old 3. @cy_pp was complicit 4. yes it does colour your tongue
Ideally, the affected parts will lie along the same callpath. (Depends on the type of debug information, yadda yadda, much work in practice)
I have many stories of working with that person. We counted many of the super rich among our clients - super rich but not in money.
Re-Imagining Work https://t.co/CUeDveuC8p Good take on modern working places.
Worked on three different projects today .. I hate it when it rains.
Have to make selfie for work. So hard.. http://t.co/rlf1ed384J
📚 Finished reading How Conversation Works: 6 Lessons for Better Communication by Anne Curzan
📚 Finished reading How Conversation Works: 6 Lessons for Better Communication by Anne Curzan
@thestartupspace yes, it’s working now 10x
rtdb.py: Extension for dtuple.py
This is specific to sqlite but could easily be adopted to work with other databases. # # rtdb.py: Extension for dtuple.py # # Written by Dennis T Kaplan . Public Domain. # No Copyright, no Rights Reserved, and no Warranties. class rtdb: def __init__(self, dbname, sql, one = True): self.one = one connection = sqlite3.connect(dbname) […] ⌘ Read more
@AlexaInternet Thank you! It worked now
Getting the USB-powerline bridge to work on Linux: https://www.codemadness.org/getting-the-usb-powerline-bridge-to-work-on-linux.html
working
Pulsewave, New York | https://wiki.xxiivv.com/collected_works
Website / SVN repositories moved
The Nix website has moved to nixos.org (hosted at TU Delft). The Subversion
repositories have moved to svn.nixos.org. See
this\
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NixOS progress report
Finally we can run all those legacy\ applications… Thanks to Michael Raskin for adding Wine
and a NPTL-enabled Glibc (which Wine seems to need). This is a
nice application of purely functional package composition, by
the way: Wine didn’t work with the standard Glibc in Nixpkgs, … ⌘ Read more