Athena L.M.
alilly@solarpunk.moe
<p>See <a href="https://www.alm.website/me" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" translate="no"><span class="invisible">https://www.</span><span class="">alm.website/me</span><span class="invisible"></span></a> for full profile.</p><p>She/her. Software person but does not trust the computers. Looking for work, if you're hiring.</p><p>Please read the pinned account policy posts. It shouldn't take you more than a couple minutes.</p>
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Post #3039992
Chess in the style of Fire Emblem. A series of prearranged chessboards against a beatably-weak engine but all your pieces have names, personalities, character arcs, dialog, etc.
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Post #3039991
If I seem politically disengaged I'm not it's just that on the one hand I have nothing particularly unique to post and on the other nobody CWs their damn politics posts so I can't boost anything either
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Post #3039990
*writes a 500-word explanation of why not* *considers* *deletes it all* "No."
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Post #3039989
It's kind of cool that we have a modern de facto standard equivalent to the S-100 in the #RC2014 bus.
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Post #3039988
Sometimes I spontaneously invent euphemisms, for some reason. Today's example is "completed a trajectory intersecting the surface" (for "crashed").
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Post #3039987
The Apollo Guidance Computer was an extremely cool piece of equipment and its software was perhaps even cooler. That is all.
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Post #3039986
as I encounter more problems caused by internet service providers I become progressively less scared of requesting an AS number this is concerning, I feel
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Post #2491272
Everyone who works on networks, and especially on network standards, should read RFC 8890: The Internet is for End Users. And, really, everyone who works on any technical subject. Original
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Post #2396556
KDE's shake-to-enlarge-mouse-cursor feature did not need to keep making it bigger as long as you keep shaking it with no upper limit. That was not necessary. But it was 100% the right call. Whoever wrote that code: I salute you.
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Post #2263031
"We do devops" "Real devops or making developers do ops"
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Post #2263030
When visual novels are like I forgive youI forgive you (lie)(say nothing)
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Post #2263029
Unregistered HyperCam 2
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Post #2263028
Tree with audible 120hz hum
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Post #2263027
CONFIG_NFS_SWAP This option allows swapon to work on files located on NFS mounts. ... Rarely have so few words been so deeply alarming.
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Post #2247429
desktop Unix (Linux, BSD, etc.) users: how well could you function using only consoles (no X, Wayland, DE, WM, whatever, but console graphical programs allowed)
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Post #2049100
*machine stalling with full memory for minutes at a time* Would the OOM killer please stand up
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Post #1691570
It's true what they say: If you want a public domain book for your e-reader, get the Standard Ebooks edition. The few minutes' effort is worth the quality difference over the Gutenberg copy/pastes on manufacturer-approved stores.
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Post #1480689
Given the situation in the US I'm now living in Canada, and I'm looking for a new job as my current one is obviously American. If you are or know a Canadian employer with use for a person in Toronto with a good understanding of SQL databases, Linux administration (mostly Debian but I can do Fedora), HTML-based Web backends, ServiceNow, and Microsoft cloud offerings, plus some networking experience (office networks and outbound-filtering firewalls), technical writing skills, and significa...
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Post #1311241
perhaps every user interface designer should be made to read the Macintosh User Interface Guidelines
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Post #1005853
If you haven't read 17776 today is the day to do it: https://www.sbnation.com/a/17776-football
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Post #985960
There are human beings closer to the Moon than the Earth right now. Sorry I think I just need a moment.