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@Natasha_Jay@tech.lgbt Or a potentially odd recipe, too! :neocat_blep:

@Natasha_Jay... And in related news, water is wet 😝 Seriously, though, I do wonder how long they think they can go on with just investor money...

@klausman@mas.to Sweating intensifies...

@wikkit@mastodon.social That battery has horrible density 😛 Also :neocat_scream_scared:

@nileane@nileane.fr "An affiliate or sponsorship arrangement is a transactional placement for awareness, not an endorsement of a creator's views." Bull. Shit. There are literally MANY millions of accounts on YouTube that you could have chosen to put your name next to. You specifically chose this one. Which means you view their work as sufficiently aligned with yours as to give them money to keep doing what they're doing, while putting the eyes of their followers on you. YOU chose to put your name next to a right-winger. So YOU considered YOUR work and theirs sufficiently aligned to warrant a partnership. "Out team didn't have enough context". You mean, they didn't even Google the name and clicked on the first link, a Wikipedia entry clearly saying he's a far-right journalist? So, you're either absolutely incompetent as a company or knowingly and purposefully support the far-right. Neither of those is a good look on you...

@arch@floofy.tech Are you trying to encourage them to make horrible PRs? Because that's what can happen, you know? 😇

@alipunk@thecanadian.social The chancla is more powerful than any beef with authority you might have 😛

@ShadowJonathan@tech.lgbt Jeebus... over 3.6 MILLION unneeded lines of code in 3 months...

@pho4cexa@tiny.tilde.website Lie algebra, AKA LLMs? 😇 *runs for the hills*

@Tengu@snug.moe @nadia@raru.re I've actually used a ~40'' TV as my third monitor before, during the 2020-2022 period. It hosted either a browser window for law research/reference, or a Twitch stream when it wasn't needed for anything else. Sadly, that TV has since been given away, and my new office doesn't have space for a TV 😭

@SuperSluether@tech.lgbt Noice! Also, TIL that the 2nd-gen Leaf could actually come with a differently-colored charging port! The one I had had it the same color as the rest of the car.

@neurovagrant@masto.deoan.org So, if I've read that correctly, Cloudflare is running a protection racket now? 🤔😱

@SuperSluether@tech.lgbt Hope you enjoy it for a long time! 😀

@LisaMaesie@nutmeg.social Cat-shaped hole in space is a very apt description of a black cat, though... 😛

@pa@hachyderm.io TIL this practice actually has a Wikipedia page! Makes sense it would, I just never had thought about it. And that it's been around for A LONG TIME. Thank you for this piece of information!

@distrowatch@mastodon.social I had that same reaction when I saw a video on YouTube earlier today. Saying "that ship has sailed" when it comes to rolling back AI or not adopting it is absolutely still a horrible take to have...

@catsalad@infosec.exchange Actually something that has existed for a long time, believe it or not! In Portugal we call them "carpideiras" (because they're usually women), people who traditionally were (are?) hired to mourn people during funeral proceedings. In essence, you could (can?) pay people to look sad and cry during the mass preceding the funeral, during the funeral procession, and until the coffin is buried. I assume in the olden days they were brought in so that the deceased person would be considered important. In a "Look how many people they touched! There are SO MANY people crying their eyes out because they're gone!" kind of way.

@profoundlynerdy@bitbang.social If you haven't already, I'd suggest taking a look at Aurora's channel on YT, she makes arguably the best 3D printer reviews. These days, most printers should reliably self-level. Flashforge are known for being workhorses and super cheap, but IIRC they still don't have a multi-material printer with an enclosure out of the box (you can print the enclosure and order a few parts from them), if that's important to you. A Bambulab P1S might be a good choice if you want an Apple-like experience. And you can add up to 4 4-roll multimaterial boxes to it down the line.

@markix @bloor Only a month? That's awesome! My projects usually have a 1-2 year (at best) lead time between the time I buy the hardware and the actual start of execution. Actual finishing time is TBD in most projects, and never under 2-3 months... Upside: I am currently sitting on a brand-new, unused, 16GB DDR4 kit of memory that cost me just over €50, which should tell you just how long ago I bought it... :neocat_sob: *SIGH*

@fell@ma.fellr.net GNOME Online accounts allow you to implement a lot of stuff that will then be available for other apps. For server, I've been using Baïkal for a while, can recommend. Not many other decent options, because you usually need to install a massive app suite like Nextcloud, which is obscenely overkill for just CalDAV...

@MMusselwhite@tech.lgbt Ergonomics are hopefully at least "a tad" better 😛

@weirdestate@eigenmagic.net Odd statement, considering back in the 1600s-1800s beds were actually often built into cubbies. Regarding the listing, $675/month for a freaking POD with zero privacy or security is obscene. Also, this passage is *chef's kiss* "The lease begins with a 2 month trial period. If you're a good fit for the community, your lease will be extended month to month." Translation: we can throw you out with essentially zero notice. This is NOT something set up to help anyone, it's a $10k+/month money grab that is likely one phone call away from being shut down for not following build and fire code requirements...

@catsalad Kitty is unimpressed with you turning the light on... 😛

@azonenberg See, your error was putting in the red one first. You should have given that one to me... 😛

@ShadowJonathan@tech.lgbt I try my best not to. I have to report I fail miserably most of the time, and catastrophically (aka overthinking) too frequently... :despair:

@workchronicles She let him finish the sentence before vanishing into thin air? Classy lady!

@malwaretech My current workplace has Windows 9x machines still in active use. And they're on a network with Internet access. Same with the XP ones. And by the looks of it, there will be HUNDREDS of W10 machines that will be in use well after October this year (in the EU, so we're still covered).

@griotspeak Cocaine is likely a substitute for that 😇😝

@andy_warb@mastodon.social That looks vaguely like an old Nokia phone... *searches for knowledge* Ah, yes, there it is... It's the 6800 series and the E70. Both over 20 years old at this point, so I'm really showing my age here 😝😭

@earthshine Yup, that's it. But despite it being a running joke, well... 😛

@FlanFlinger@mastodon.social A Leaf Ute... Doesn't sound too bad, honestly. And you know it would be a massive hit in Australia... hehe

@sudo200 @Umbreon @earthshine IIRC, a few years ago there was legitimate concern about travel plans for a furry convention, because if those peeps went missing, the Internet as we know it would cease to exist. So, yes, furries ARE critical infrastructure. Or at least they are responsible for enough of said critical infrastructure that them not being there to do their job puts the current tech landscape in serious jeopardy.

@TeflonTrout@beige.party @robinhood@yiff.life Thank you! I did indeed need an explanation.

@robinhood@yiff.life Yup, just as I thought. Not anywhere near me. Not the same hemisphere, at this time, and not even the same continent, on this orbit.

@robinhood@yiff.life I don't know if the ISS's path goes over my location, honestly... 😇

@robinhood@yiff.life The joke went completely over my head... 😭

@gardencourt Upside: you recognize the trigger. And you know those days are behind you. Suggestion: slightly more sedentary lifestyle for a while, so you don't need to trigger the food-related trauma? In any case, you're not that person anymore. :neocat_hug:

@jwcph@helvede.net @3dprinting@techhub.social And one that can possibly be started with a single word: gridfinity 😱

@yama Now now, nuking them will not only solve nothing, but it will also make it so that you can actually not solve your issue. That being said, reading this right after being on the phone with the city's subway operator to get an answer on why there was a subway parked on the opposite line and none had run on mine for over 15 minutes and being told first thing they had no knowledge of that, and that didn't mean the subway was running late, I VERY MUCH understand where you're coming from, and part of me also shares your wishes 😐

@FoxesInLove This was absolutely my mother, too... Brother and I often joked we needed a "thing to [native language] dictionary", because OY, the amount of times she'd say "thing" referring to the most random things, expecting everyone around her to know what she was talking about...

@Sidneys1 Having lost two since 2020, my condolences. May the good memories stay with you forever.

@thelinuxcast "Yes"

@ex_06 @yunohost ETA usually depends on the terms of the contract signed with NLNet. Don't quote me on this, but I think those contracts are usually for a year. So, at the end of the contract, the features they say they'll implement must be implemented, or risk having to hand back the money received. We'll probably know more when they post the timeline of the features they want to implement. That being said, I'm very happy to see good FOSS projects getting meaningful funding.

@zanon Oh, mine are fairly easy to do (plus in Portugal we have an IRS code that's actually parseable... lol). Most expenses are already automatically submitted (centralized invoice submission for our IRS numbers), so are most incomes. In my case, what made me have to pay is that I couldn't offset some income because I didn't have enough valid expenses for that income category. And trust me, I looked. I use @ff3 to track ALL my income and expenses, so I could check. Sadly, nothing else came up that I could use to offset that income. Better luck next year 😛

After my upgrade to #komodo 2.0 failed miserably (or rather, the update to the Periphery agents, which all lost connectivity to the server and I couldn't get it back), and me not wanting to spend extra time debugging it, I moved my #docker management to #dockhand.

I don't miss any functionality for my use case, so that's a plus. Also appreciated: the automatic updates, which I used in Komodo, too.

Meanwhile, Linux Update Dashboard has been helping me keep my #homelab servers updated.

Currently running a fully updated homelab, feels nice.

Tax season. Just filed my taxes. After a number of years of not paying (even getting returns!), and an exceptional year with not many small expenses (though there were large ones that do not count towards my taxes), the automated simulator tells me I will be paying through the nose this year, to the tune of €1500+... :despair:

@Fabirucho @gairdeachas IIRC, there was an incident at the gym where a piece of equipment slipped out of his hand. Happened a couple of days ago.

Oh, great... YouTube finally realized where I live.

Which means I'm now having to deal with a whole new truckload of uninteresting channels to block/stop recommending... 😭

@gairdeachas *raises hand* Yes, please! I wonder if there's an automated way to download new images. Also, today's image was taken by Orion's crew and it also looks cool.

@ff3@fosstodon.org That would be the FF3 app: https://github.com/coostax/addon-firefly-iii