m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@nilesh as an ex-Google privacy person it makes us very happy that people who aren't under NDAs talk about this (you're the second we've seen to mention it, the first was several years ago. might have also been you actually, can't remember)

Zum heutigen #caturday, Mariechen vor über 16 Jahren. Sie hatte als ausgesetztes Kitten einen denkbar schlechten Start. Ihr lautes Geschrei hat ihr das Leben gerettet, noch heute nutzt sie es um sich durchzusetzen oder zu petzen. Bei ihr muss alles seine Ordnung haben 😽

I don't know why we call good human thieves 'Cat Burglars' when actual cats are so used useless at stealing stuff. Bin raided for completely empty wet cat food pouches. She's got them out and didn't know where to go from there.

Note the 'if I'm not looking at you I didn't do it' trick she's playing here. I'm sure that flies in an interrogation room too. Useless I tell you.

#cats #catsofmastodon

#inPURRection #gattini #kittens

Finally #Gecko ESR 91 is rendering websites on #SailfishOS. I was getting worried it might never get there. All the gory details to follow. 🦎 🐟

New Forest Swords album dropped: https://forestswords.bandcamp.com/album/bolted
I've even signed up for the "listening party" — it's the BandCamp thing, when you listen to some new album and can interact with other fans and the artist while it plays
But slept through the most of it — no, the album isn't bad, I just fell asleep a couple of hours before if was supposed to start and forgot to set the alarm.
Matthew himself was reluctant whether to hold it with all the shit going on with BandCamp.
The album itself is quite good, especially the beginning, with bit of harsher than usual "industrial-like" sounds, but surprisingly it grew old on me really fast — which is surprising for FS album, I have most of his albums on CDs and usually spin them for days. Well, maybe it's just me, who listened to it too much for the past few days.

looking for something? 🔍
happy #caturday 😺

@iska

#cats #caturday

it's been almost completely forgotten that the 8086 was intended to be a Pascal machine. C was barely on the horizon when the 8086 was conceived.

which explains at least one apparently bizarre choice: segmented pointers are a whole lot less painful when "pointer" is its own type, and not compelled to behave like an integer

also explains why "ret N" increments the stack pointer after popping the return address; it's intended to pop the caller's parameters off the stack again, which is what Pascal-derived languages want (and the complete antithesis of C)

...of course, given that, it's ironic that the first high level language implemented on the 8086 was Forth, which is possibly the only language to be an even worse fit for segmented addressing than C. oh well

sierra my beloved

#kubernetes jokes

She is always stealing my spot. Mostly because it’s warm but sometimes I suspect it’s for the Internet.

#CatsofMastodon

#inPURRection #gattini #kittens

They be precious. #catsofmastodon

Crocs is taking a step beyond clogs and going western with cowboy boots. https://t.co/cICKX0O1dk

Cats! 😻

#cats #caturday