m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@th3rdsergeevich
Воу-воу, полегче! Скоро за дискредитацию самого вкусного пломбира будут давать «двушечку» 😅
@neural_meduza

@annika
A hundred of duck-sized horses doesn't sound any less scary TBH 😅

Also, to me it's not about size — for example, I'm not afraid of cows as I am of horses. Though, I've never worked with them, I'm not afraid to touch a cow I don't know, but a horse… They are too unpredictable, to me horses are embodiment of nature itself — something insanely hard to control 😱

@Toxic_Flange
Where did you get those "Intel Inside" stickers to put on your MBP? Now I want to do this too — it looks so confusing 😂

@annika
You don't have a Microsoft account, do you? 😂
Because that's exactly what they do. They also often lock me out for "suspicious activity", but I'm certain that it was me who forgot that I'm on TOR and still attempted to log in.
So I have to change my password six times before I can reset it back to the original one — yes they have the same policy Active Directory has by default 😩

@pmroman
You're right, a lot of people are like that, especially when societies around the world are highly polarized. But not everyone, there's room for hope 😅
@rvps2001

@pmroman
Not exactly hard to believe, especially considering the role USSR had in the region, but it still takes hard proof to sway public opinion.
@rvps2001

@Beeks
Bluesky wasn't any better on the first day — surprisingly one-sided comments in the recommendation-based "Discover" feed. The most fun part — these people have suggested blocking those who disagree with their opinion on sight instead of arguing — way to go if you want to make your info-bubble completely impervious.
@rvps2001

@fanchig
Israel is perfectly capable of wiping Palestine completely from the face of the Earth completely on its own, but I think most Israelis themselves don't think that it's a proper resolution, even if some in their military might consider it to be such.
Surrounding Arab states however might "join the party" — they are fierce warriors on paper only and always lose when they do that, but I think US still has to show support just to prevent that 🤷
@rvps2001

@iska @vector1dev@mstdn.vector1.dev
The book still looks useful. Please share if you manage to find it in proper digital form. Getting printed books got nearly impossible. Especially untranslated 😩

@iska @vector1dev@mstdn.vector1.dev
This looks like the book you need: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compilers:_Principles,_Techniques,_and_Tools Surprisingly, I've never read it (SICP too 😂), but it's regarded by many as an essential book on the topic.
Also, lexical analysis might seem complex, but when you see how it's done in practice — not so much, there are good examples both in C book and in Go book — not your languages of choice, but they demonstrate that it's not that hard really well.

@axios
This is SO cursed! 🤯

@MatthewLennig
If websites rely on CAPTCHAs, it's preferable to have one by Proton than one by Google. At least for me 🤷
@protonmail

@GreenFire
I don't think that anyone is delusional enough to believe in winning a war of attrition. Making it look like they can win it — is a completely different matter.
Here is Milov's assesment of the state of economy: https://theins.ru/en/opinion/vladimir-milov/265562
And he's moderately pessimistic, I think that in reality it's even worse than that as economic data that the government has might also be made up — there are lies at every level, everyone tries tries to present things better than they are.
@rvps2001