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<p><a href="https://mementomori.social/tags/TrainGeek" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>TrainGeek</span></a> who tries to write computer code. Interests may include <a href="https://mementomori.social/tags/RetroComputing" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>RetroComputing</span></a>, <a href="https://mementomori.social/tags/ComputingHistory" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>ComputingHistory</span></a> and <a href="https://mementomori.social/tags/UNIX" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#<span>UNIX</span></a>. 100% asbestos-free.</p><p>Profile image is a slightly modified version of Pale Blue Dot.</p><p>(Moved from <span class="h-card" translate="no"><a href="https://social.sdf.org/@njsg" class="u-url mention">@<span>njsg</span></a></span>.)</p><p>Posts (and boosts) will

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  • Post #4266378

    So I guess I&amp;#39;m one day late, but: yesterday was the third anniversary of Time&amp;#39;s... exquisite choice of a headline: &amp;quot;How Ukraine&amp;#39;s Dam Collapse Could Become the Country&amp;#39;s &amp;#39;Chernobyl&amp;#39;&amp;quot; https://web.archive.org/web/20230611134807if_/https://time.com/6286309/ukraine-dam-collapse-ecological-catastrophe/

  • Post #2309368

    @ansol@floss.social @d3@ciberlandia.pt Por acaso sabem se isto de o SAPO Mail gratuito deixar de permitir acesso por protocolos abertos de e-mail está a receber algum destaque algures? Também não ando propriamente a seguir notícias tecnológicas de .pt, se calhar simplesmente passou-me ao lado. https://mementomori.social/@njsg/116490598402784833 https://mementomori.social/@njsg/116490570341279155

  • Post #2308818

    @SDF@social.sdf.org @SDF@social.sdfeu.org Any idea why SDFeu&#39;s gopher server has been down since (according to a bboard post) at least the end of March? #sdfeu #Gopher

  • Post #2227989

    Ah, SAPO Mail trying hard to compete with 1998-era Hotmail in 2026 by creating a lower tier without POP or IMAP... https://ajuda.sapo.pt/sapo-mail-premium-99980 #SAPO #enshittification

  • Post #606588

    @gnoll110@ruby.social @dianea@lgbtqia.space Now is this an overflow or a two-element linked list? :-P

  • Post #583452

    @pmjv I&#39;d not be surprised if the most commonly used one out there was the padlock, sometimes used to illustrate the value of &quot;only trust the site if there&#39;s a padlock in the address bar&quot; and similar guidelines.

  • Post #560867

    @kkarhan@infosec.space @wyatt@soc.megatokyo.moe @OS1337@infosec.space IMHO ed&#39;s usefulness isn&#39;t really dependent on the kind of terminal device. I often use it with X11 terminal emulators :-)

  • Post #527526

    @ciaran@mcnulty.social @saramg@fosstodon.org It does sound unusual that they&#39;d run ads specifically for this without some event to tie it into.

  • Post #527360

    @maartje@blahaj.social What, they don&#39;t offer 10base-2?

  • Post #391366

    @D3codes@mas.to @splorp@mastodon.social @paulrickards@mastodon.social Non-8-bit-clean Mac stacking :-P

  • Post #390109

    @wyatt@soc.megatokyo.moe HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA what the [Finnish swearing] is this :-D *sigh* the internet

  • Post #389771

    @jgoerzen You mean now e.g. setting consoleblank=X will really just produce a black screen after X seconds? (I don&#39;t think this is related to dri and kms, at least not only that. I&#39;d have to check but I think some of the setups of mine where the linux virtual console could trigger screen sleep with older versions were using dri and kms? I had to do a hardware change and getting this set up was one of the things I&#39;ve been postponing. Maybe I should look into this soon...)

  • Post #368200

    @tante@tldr.nettime.org @glitzersachen@hachyderm.io @plup360@mastodon.social Did I miss something while reading or that article doesn&#39;t even mention the issue of ionizing radiation in computing machinery, or the possible costs of rad-hardened hardware? Might be especially relevant for something which seems to require massive computing power and which deals with massive amounts of data.

  • Post #365064

    @merc@techhub.social @mmiasma@mastodon.sdf.org ... I guess that if I need to step outside I&#39;ll try to stay close to banks with vaults.

  • Post #354161

    @wyatt@soc.megatokyo.moe &quot;Worldwide tariff&quot;, hmm... Why do I feel we&#39;re going to see a surge of interest in space exploration? :-P

  • Post #349832

    @inthehands@hachyderm.io A challenge is when will news outlets finally stop just boasting &quot;de-escalating&quot; every time ICE or other Trump administration officials say it, and start using the word only when there&#39;s something tangible, verifiable, true. But if I earned a dollar (adjust for inflation) by every time a news outlet got away with misinformation or misreporting because they were using the words which were originally said by some lying party... well, I&#39;d be in a differen...

  • Post #338307

    @anna@mathstodon.xyz Besides outrageous, that doesn&#39;t even logically compute. Were they fishing for a disagreement?

  • Post #332564

    @ar1@mastodon.social @fulelo@journa.host One of these is not like the others: South Korea, Brazil, United States of America.

  • Post #332537

    @jripley@mastodon.social @DenisCOVIDinfoguy@aus.social Wait until you learn that there&#39;s another simple and cheap trick that curbs a lot of airborne diseases but which has also been vilified by the far-right!

  • Post #316252

    @Thijs_Goverde@mastodon.nl @alice@lgbtqia.space @schmalzkringel@mastodon.social &gt; There&#39;s really very little a dog can do that a pig couldn´t, [...] Can dogs swing from a web? :-)

  • Post #316240

    @pwaring@social.xk7.net But cards can have / be in more than one network. In Portugal most, if not all, banks normally issue cards with both Visa/Mastercard and SIBS Multibanco. (Although whether this suffices probably depends on the degree of independence that&#39;s desired.)

  • Post #316009

    @pwaring@social.xk7.net Can&#39;t such a national/regional network just be used alongside with the international network(s)? Or what you&#39;re concerned about is merchants only accepting the national network?

  • Post #301043

    @paulasimoes@ciberlandia.pt Entretanto, numa situação que ainda tenho de perceber melhor, agora há comboios na Linha do Vouga a ficarem parados porque &quot;já não existem no mercado&quot; equipamentos que a CP não tem em número suficiente para o regime de exploração usado na Linha. Estas coisas põem-me sempre a perguntar-me se o principal entrave não será mesmo o desleixo de permitir tecnologia proprietária (se bem que desconheço por completo se é esse o caso do equipamento para o SISE). htt...

  • Post #281630

    @s1m0n4@ohai.social @akiran_n@onlyfranz.com I thought Maestro just worked over Mastercard&#39;s network, as did Visa Electron work over Visa&#39;s. Other than transactions themselves being handled on-line rather than off-line, is there much of a difference between Electron and other cards from Visa? #EMV

  • Post #277132

    @marado@ciberlandia.pt Podem sempre ir buscar Passos Coelho para ficar com a pasta da Administração Interna para ele ir ao terreno dizer às pessoas que perderam tudo para verem isso como uma &quot;oportunidade&quot;.

  • Post #268841

    @Li@tech.lgbt @wyatt@soc.megatokyo.moe At least many years ago I recall some remark that iOS made it difficult or impossible to keep the IRC connection alive in the background, due to iOS itself. Now maybe I&#39;m misremembering, and I&#39;ve never used iOS myself.

  • Post #263014

    @nobrainnopain@social.tchncs.de @benroyce@mastodon.social @alice@lgbtqia.space Or for life, or getting hundreds of people sick, or killing other people.

  • Post #178639

    @wyatt@soc.megatokyo.moe *sigh* the days when adding &quot;m.&quot; before a hostname would load a better and more compatible version of a site... Now that was a nicer era.