m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@oku_yama_old
Интересно, пересекаются ли они с теми, кто не понимает как себя чувствовать? 🤔
https://mastodon.ml/@neural_meduza/110810706895652328
@neural_meduza

@thor
Agree, but we are talking defederation here. Admins aren't mere mortals for which it's acceptable to act on their personal preference, they are like representatives of the community of that instance.
When someone blocks whatever they don't like personally for their account — no one has a problem with that.
So yeah, it would be nice for admins to have some of that sweet restraint 😅
@hazlin

@lina
BBC is an institution. Big Black… Sea 🤫
@alinanorakari @pixel @kirby

@thor
Yet another reminder that tool designed to counter obvious bad actors ALWAYS turns into a tool for political censorship — no exceptions: be it the state, commercial entity or tightly-knit community 🤷
@hazlin

@SuperDicq
%UserProfile% instead of ${HOME} is platform-specific code already 😁
AFAIK even Microsoft's own ssh honors .ssh in the home dir and not in the AppData — so no one wants that.
Also, I think dot-names are hidden in Windows Explorer, at least in Windows 10 they are, it's just that hidden files are set to be shown on the screenshot, AppData itself should be hidden and yet we see it.
@gabriel

@RL_Dane
DOS also have the VER command, but I'm not sure if it's possible to parse the output of it, I'm not even sure there were standard input and output, there was CON special device name, but AFAIR it's slightly different. I remember there was an %ERRORLEVEL% environment var similar to UNIX exit codes, but not much else😅
@leah

@RL_Dane
The CPUID instruction was there since Pentium and AFAIR it works even in Real Mode — should be very close to what /proc/cpuinfo reports as it's mostly based on that. Earlier CPUs are indeed tricky.
@leah

@fateCEO I wonder if there's a Full HD remaster of Ichigo Mashimarou? 🤔

@charlie_root @mischievoustomato @david
> kernel 6.5.0
Is it already a thing? Da-a-amn! 🤯

@iska Pretty high I think, white noise is specially generated to cover full spectrum and have equal intensity, random static isn't and of course something like melody can occur. Not sure about harmony though 😅

@MichiruMichiMi
Of course you can! There are solar panels and low-powered ARM-netbooks and LoRa… But you're right — better don't. I'm a little worried about that moose 😉
@kirby

@lowqualityfacts
Now that I think about it, my cats could probably get a job at a cat cafe 😼

@kirby
@MichiruMichiMi
Ban them, ban everyone, quit Discord, stop using computers, move to a cabin in the woods, eat the moose alive… That should probably be enough to stop being nice 😅

@charlie_root
There was this guy, who was into such stuff — KJ Sawka, he was both a drummer and a D'n'B artist and he used to be good. I don't even know what he's up to these days 😁

@splitshockvirus
> Custom emoji: 4,68 Gb
Oh, people! For fuck's sake, come on! 🤯

@Andylikesguitars I think both Deezer and Tidal pay artists more than Spotify and both have better sounding options, which is always nice if you've into jazz, both should have family plans — I haven't used either, streaming just isn't for me, but I've heard good things about both. BandCamp is still the best option from artists' perspective and it's a great platform to buy from them directly, including on physical media. Not much in the jazz department though, contemporary's there, but no oldies.

@gemlog 🤣
I don't think it was intentional, I've taken a look at how other instances use them and most use Dedupe and AnonymizeFilename in conjunction — they work just fine that way, but if that was the intended use case, why didn't they merge them? 🤷
Anyway I've fixed mine with a one-liner — not a proper fix and it might interfere with other filters so I won't submit it, but it works just fine in my configuration.

@safiuddinkhan
I'm pretty sure it's not something THAT complex for that dude, but at least it's not "My soundcard doesn't work, gimme-gimme-gimme" 😅
@enduser@toot.io

@safiuddinkhan
I think you went too hard on this dude. I didn't even realize that sleep/suspend is still a delicate matter in Linux til I got Void running on this old ARM netbook. It goes to sleep, but wakes up immediately after that, something doesn't get brought down properly, but I know it's in the kernel because when I boot kernel 5.x with the same system it works — it worked, but got broken somewhere.
@enduser@toot.io

@oku_yama_old И да, наверное этот компонент хорошо изолирован и совсем безобразия он творить не будет — скорее всего, его безопасностью не дураки занимались, но когда его в принципе нет — об этом и думать не нужно будет.
Так для чего это всё — для быстрого открытия ссылок из мессенджеров? Не велика ли цена? 🤨