m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@kornel @profdc9@mastodon.social
Me neither! And I'm not even a devout crustacean, I just like to play the devil's advocate from time to time, but I do not do that to provoke people on purpose.

@romin
I obviously don't get it!
Such attitude makes the wall of text unnecessary and that is completely unacceptable! ☺

@j @JoseMariaHDZ

@profdc9@mastodon.social @kornel
I think it's about not solving problems by creating new ones which might bite you in the ass much later. Having the liberties of C and C++ is prone to introducing problems, but you can't prevent unwanted behaviour without introducing any overhead at all to cases when it's the intended behaviour — even in theory 🤷

@JoseMariaHDZ
Oh, and sorry for quoting your post and putting it where you no longer have control over it. I can update it if you wish or remove it entirely, but I'd like to keep it for the context, otherwise the designer being brought up makes no sense 😆

@JoseMariaHDZ @j @romin
This was a great topic to explore in a longer post… and I actually did, but I wanted to proofread it properly and then I forgot to get back to you with a link to it 😅
gemini://m0xEE.Net/gemlog/posts/2024-09-05-asahi-linux-is-pointless.gmi
It's also available via HTTPS, https://m0xEE.Net/gemlog/posts/2024-09-05-asahi-linux-is-pointless.gmi , but I encourage you to use Gemini.

@iska
It might get very complicated at this point, opening a dispute is easy before confirm you've received that package in full, but now — I don't think they have a set procedure like Amazon does.
You can try contacting the merchant, but they would likely tell you to destroy it — sending it back is most likely simply not worth it, they might make you a discount on another unit, but might as well not 🤷

@kirby @asa
No you don't! And you can't even post the proof *pics* anymore — they've seized your domain 😂

@realcaseyrollins @romin @kaia
That's sad 😿
I like joking about someone getting eaten, but of course I don't want people eating actual cats, I like cats.

@Hyolobrika @feld
Just noticed this reply, sorry. No, it's not just about stating the intent clearly, it's more of a build flag — you have to build this crate with support for handling such cases, by default this code just gets excluded, and as this isn't a default feature, I suppose it doesn't get tested as thoroughly, it might take time for the devs to notice that something is broken in that code. Which IMO is a quite different approach.

@romin @kaia
Platinum badge of Alf's approval!

@romin
Of course not! I just like walls of text: reading walls of text, writing walls of text and a like economic topics 🤩
I'm not against posting images, but I prefer text any day and videos are definitely not my thing.

@romin
And I'm not partaking?!!! 😤

Our definitive submission for #bleptober 😺

#cat #cats #fediCats

@santiago
True, we've been just discussing this in this thread a couple of days ago: https://social.librem.one/@m0xee/113107852627681950
While it's still possible to configure software created long ago, such as Firefox, to make working with self-signed certs more bearable, with newer software, such as rustls crate I mention in the linked post, it might no longer be true. In newer software working with HTTPS self-signed certs are mostly ostracised.

@kravietz @meduzaproject
Good article! Much more elaborate than the one I was referring to. Mansky's words are spot on — and he's the one whose opinion I trust!

@kravietz @meduzaproject
I swear, I've seen a good opinion piece about this movie, I think it was Moscow Times, but I can't find that article anymore — could they have removed it, why? 🤔
The weakest part about the director of this movie is that she used to work for RT, she claims that she no longer does, but she also claims that she went to the front to make it without Russia's Ministry of Defence's approval — which is outright hard to believe if you're well-versed in this topic.