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Joined July 21, 2018
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@itnomad@ruhr.social
@itnomad@ruhr.social Hier gab's Regen für 5 Minuten oder so… Alle unfähig.
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@ralphruthe@troet.cafe
@ralphruthe@troet.cafe das CSS der "static" Links brennt immer noch :)
Who called it "Lenovo G02" and not ThinkGame?!
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@darthvader42@sueden.social
@darthvader42@sueden.social 👀 @thinkpadmuseum@podcasts.social du brauchst ja noch ein Gerät zu der OneLink+ Dock…
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@bkastl@mastodon.social
@bkastl@mastodon.social Prozesse muss eins testen, sonst funktionieren sie im Ernstfall nicht ;)
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@ch2500@chaos.social
@ch2500@chaos.social Warte, ich gehe mal in den Keller, ablesen, erm, lachen.
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@lobingera@chaos.social
@lobingera@chaos.social Schlimmer geht immer, sicher. Aber eine Erinnerung an Tag 2 von 7 ist schon irgendwie… Falsch.
Manchmal glaube ich ja, Leute verstehen so Basics wie Uhren und Kalender nicht mehr.
Am 30.04. mailt der Stromanbieter, sie brauchen meinen Zählerstand am 07.05., aber ich kann diesen gerne "zwischen dem 04.05.2026 und 10.05.2026" ablesen (den Rest würden die dann zu meinen Ungunsten schätzen, Anm.d.R.).
Heute (05.05.!) morgen kommt eine "Erinnerung", denn "Leider haben wir bisher keinen Zählerstand von Ihnen erhalten."
Ja ach?!
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@creepy_owlet@mastodon.online
@creepy_owlet@mastodon.online I've been calling our cargo bike "SUV" for at least 3 years now ;)
https://chaos.social/@zhenech/109704716248105519
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@zhenech@chaos.social
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@nim@mastodon.tetaneutral.net
@nim@mastodon.tetaneutral.net @filippo@abyssdomain.expert not necessarily, they regularly have issues where they don't find PRs in a list.
Had the same this morning
https://chaos.social/@zhenech/116480732547596406
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@kernellogger@hachyderm.io
@kernellogger 3c509? Whoa. Used those in my first router box at home. That's probably 25 years ago now.
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@zhenech@chaos.social
@knurd42 Mh, the trackpoint on my USB keyboard "just" varies the speed depending how far I push it, that's also good.
probably applies to scrolling because on the trackpoint scrolling is "middle mouse plus move" and not a dedicated wheel?
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@knurd42@social.linux.pizza
@knurd42 I don't think so. The way it works is that the wheel normally scrolls in small steps which you can feel as if it would go to the next cog or something (but in reality that's a magnet). If you give it a bit of a spin, the firmware inside the mouse detects that, disables the stepping (so the wheel becomes free spinning) and produces more scroll events.
I think to remember that for Trackpoints you could configure them to accelerate the scrolling with time. But they had infinite scroll.
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@knurd42@social.linux.pizza
@knurd42@social.linux.pizza You need a mouse that switches to "fast scroll" if you push the wheel hard enough ;) (Logitech calls that "MagSpeed")
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@fluepke@chaos.social
@fluepke Für EWR wurde mir das mal (für BE allerdings) mit "immer zuhause" beantwortet
https://chaos.social/@zhenech/115218412524014703
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@ehashman@cloudisland.nz
@ehashman@cloudisland.nz @meena@cathode.church the ∆t of 13 days is very confusing on the original document
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@cwebber@social.coop
@cwebber isn't that what https://feedsin.space/ does/is?
I have set it up for my site (see https://feedsin.space/feed/die-welt.net) but without the reply aggregation it's not as useful as I hoped it'd be for me as the author.
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@evawolfangel@chaos.social
@evawolfangel@chaos.social ich mag ja das https://hiltl.ch/ aber ob da ne Stunde reicht weiß ich nicht (ist nicht ganz Imbiss).
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@xahteiwi@mastodon.social
@xahteiwi your original question didn't contain "FOSS" (even when I am sure the bubble we both are in is very FOSS centric). But my (tongue in cheek) answer was mostly "it's the same as vmware, macos, etc" -- it's just seen as a "necessary evil" infra stuff everyone is using and we'd be foolish not to use it because of that (I am not speaking for any real org, etc 😏).
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@zekjur@mas.to
@zekjur in Git, you can mark files as export-subst [1] and thus place the describe output in git-archive generated tarballs (like the ones GitHub offers) via "$Format:%(describe)$" or similar. Putting that into the VERSION file makes git describe || cat VERSION do the right thing in 99.999%[2] of the cases.
[1] https://git-scm.com/docs/git-archive/2.29.0#ATTRIBUTES [2] not scientifically proven
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@netzwerkgoettin@konfigurationsmanufaktur.de
@netzwerkgoettin 2 Jahre im Garten gereift?