m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@kravietz
> Mr President, with all due respect: the NS project
Not only Nord Stream, but the infamous "Steinmeier's peace formula", and they seem to be willing to do that again!

"On 18 December 2007, Steinmeier and Dmitry Medvedev signed an agreement on behalf of BASF to exploit another gas field. At the time, 40 per cent of German demand was satisfied by Russian supply"

OMG, this too! He's practically one of the main architects of this whole clusterfuck — why is he even still in politics? 🤦

@kravietz @imsodin
> excuse could work for a single person
Reminds me of Soviet-era bureaucracy: pointless and inefficient — only achieving results in its own narrow field at best or having "cover your ass" approach in the worst case — with complete disregard for what it means in the big picture, which might be zero sum or even harmful. This is what happens when people get generously compensated just to "do their job" and bear no responsibility for their actions. This can't last forever.

@r000t
TinyC too! A very diverse set of projects indeed!

@santiago @gyptazy
Ha-ha-ha, yeah, it's a controversial to say the least: on the one hand less e-waste as you reuse already available hardware, on the other — greater power consumption in most cases. But I was always fairly certain that PowerPC MacMini shouldn't be that bad as it uses the same laptop components as PowerBooks of that era, even the same CPU — I mean it's definitely less efficient than modern laptops, but shouldn't be THAT bad.

@splitshockvirus
ip link is actually the most counter-intuitive — for almost every other ip subcommand "s" stands for "show", you can use "ip a s" — short for "ip address show", "ip r s" for "ip route show", but for "ip link show" the short is "ip l sh" because "s" stands for "set" 🤦

@munir
You should interact with Russians more — Germans would seem cheerful in comparison 😂

@gyptazy @santiago
I could really use a more powerful machine with more storage and RAM, but G5 being a serious blow to the power bill is a legend, so I'm somewhat reluctant to make the move 😅

@gyptazy @santiago
Cheap enough TBH, I have this Mini running 24/7 — my Pleroma instance, print server and bittorrent seedbox are hosted on it.
I sometimes think of using this PowerMac G5 Dual I have collecting dust in the corner in its place. Do you have an idea how this machine fares compared to the Mini in terms of power consumption?

@kseibad@mastodon.ml У Tele2 сейчас часто бывает так, что это робот звонит, и проще снять трубку и послать его нахер (сказать, что предложение не интересно), иначе он может ещё неделю трынькать по нескольку раз в день 😖

@kaia
I've spent the last weekend in company of a friend who then tested positive for COVID antibodies — it might be a leftover from prior illness as express-test was negative and he exhibits no other symptoms. I'm still feeling well myself, but I'm quite worried 😖

@Forestofenchantment
Place them as packs in individual directories under instance/static/emoji
I also have a weird shell script that generates a JSON file with a list of emojis in the pack, but I think it's no longer required, Plemomber just scans for all files in compatible image formats in all the subdirectories automatically.

@munir With OpenWRT you can have all the advanced routing/filtering you want, just forward the ports of your externally available IP-address to your server or just any machine on your network — much more secure this way and with powerful enough router gives you little to no overhead, at least this was never a problem for me and I'm using a setup like this for more than a decade.

@munir
That's not a problem even when using a router, my Pelorma instance is also a print server, a web server, and a torrent seedbox and that's a separate machine from the one that hosts my Gemini capsule, acts as a proxy and a VPN box — this doesn't prevent me from using an OpenWRT router, which provides the basic networking and acts as a wireless AP for phones and laptops.

@munir
I would recommend WNDR3800, but it's quite old and hard to find, might also have limited coverage by today's standards — might be a problem if you have a big house, get WRT1900ACS by Linksys instead, or WRT3200ACM — which is even better: https://openwrt.org/toh/linksys/wrt3200acm
But not older models, check OpenWRT wiki and see if it's supported by the latest version and whether there are any caveats in terms of hardware support.

@munir
I'm actually not against integrated solutions, when my olde NetGear WNDR3800 got fried recently, I ended up getting exactly same model. I was using separate devices in the meantime and found it… messy, if you don't enjoy playing around with complex network configurations, I won't recommend it — simply not worth it.