Peter Bindels

@jwcph@helvede.net You forgot including the wrong address, because everybody apparently knows that the XYZ location moved and you didn't bother to check the AI put the right one there.

@gsuberland@chaos.social @0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange "state" equivalent size for NL is the whole country - unless you actually mean average US state, then it'd be NL plus Belgium plus Luxembourg. We tiny.

@tante@tldr.nettime.org somebody buy slophub.com and redirect it to github

I must not AI. AI is the mind-killer. AI is the little-death that brings total obliteration. I will face my AI. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past, I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the AI has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.

@Gina@fosstodon.org @wiert@mastodon.social I have had two stores fail on invisible recaptcha already. Right now they lose some customers, but soon I will lose all ability to buy anything or having to get a new Google tether. Seems relevant.

@Gina@fosstodon.org @wiert@mastodon.social There was no captcha shown at any time whatsoever, just a message "recaptcha failed". I did inform them they lost a customer.

@vitaut@mastodon.social most of my small libs are marked as mostly Cmake

@alda It recently auto-dubbed Barbara's Rabarberbar into English for me. Auto-dubbing people speaking is horrendous, but auto-dubbing a literal song is even worse.

@joe@f.duriansoftware.com programming language where std::move(x) means it can be moved from (but isn't already), and std::move(begin, end, out) means something is actively being moved

@Mara me: Trashwebsite1! website: Extremely strong password, excellent!

@ChrisMayLA6@mastodon.me.uk small flat might only be half a million...

@whitequark@social.treehouse.systems fair point

@lina To be fair, in most cases it saw that question being asked it was rhetorical, because of the app being suspect and a writeup happening because of it. So if it's going to generate believable continuation of your prompt, that's likely what you'd be writing next. Except that it's got a very obvious bias for the things you'd publish, as opposed to those that get written and not publicly distributed as much because they're boring.

@evacide@hachyderm.io dang, if only I knew that would be a usable legal defense, I'd have sold so many zero days...

@david_chisnall@infosec.exchange > And why is writing a formal specification believed to be easier than writing code? Code is just whatever format it takes to specify for a computer what it should do, in an unambiguous way. We simplify the code by making nonsensical things inexpressible. If a formal specification was easier enough to write, then that would *be* the code. Plus some synthesis tool to convert it to an executable.

@bagder@mastodon.social If only they used more AI - 271 is child's play compared to what those AI could do.

@ChrisMayLA6 Good thing you saved up all that money that'd have gone to the EU.

@malwareminigun Theoretically the .so model works fine and never needs string compares. It would only need it if you have a type in more than one so (or exe), that is hidden in at least one of them, that needs to be same-ish across the two. So just a user failure in linking. That does happen *extremely often* however, and is often the reason why people end up with doubletons - singletons that guarantee one instance per SO in which they're hidden, plus one for the rest. I've tried explaining dynamic linking often enough to give up on trying to fix that problem. First time I can remember explaining this is 2007 - and it's still a problem.

@malwareminigun @david_chisnall @whitequark MSVC's approach is because of COM compatibility, right? I looked at it once a long time ago and ran away screaming.

@odd @SylvieLorxu Not to mention the decade long backlog of websites saying "if somebody tells you to activate developer mode to install software they're being dishonest" because that used to be true, and you'll have people and LLMs giving bad advice in that regard for the next decade at least.

@sarahtaber@mastodon.online last I heard fertilizer was a booming industry.

@mwk@donotsta.re it also removes the satisfaction from a ctcp ping +++ATH\r\n

@jeffowski Can you make a comparable infographic of area needed versus amount of food?

@pee @josephcox Yes, but only insofar as they have centralized push notification centers, and only if those push messages actually contain the data, and not encrypted or by reference.

@ns_online that's not just an ICR that's an ICR pulled by a Traxx.

@bert_hubert@eupolicy.social Can't wait for the Taliban to take down some .com's too.

@mhoye@cosocial.ca I'm remembering Doh from Arkanoid?

@ChrisMayLA6@mastodon.me.uk No idea where that NL data is from but iirc it is between 10 and 13 - ie, two people with modal salary cannot afford a house.

@fesshole@mastodon.social I just finished Theme Hospital for the first time today.

@jpmens is there still a RSA cert in the default cert store with e=3 ?

@whitequark@social.treehouse.systems why can we not write that as 2e-16f ? IE, 2^-16 ?

@jcoglan@mastodon.social Many places do have a no smoking sign

@redbullracing@sportsbots.xyz Can we uninstall Oracle and get back to winning?

@bascule@mas.to Ah, the declaration wrt the ICC was just a hidden announcement of plans to commit war crimes.

@GeePawHill@mastodon.social I think that's a different axis? I know of enough poor people that vandalize other people's property - bicycles, usually, given that I'm in NL - and never even have a thought of "maybe that was bad".

@PeterSommerlad@mastodon.social Did you talk to Phil Nash yet? He was looking into it a few months ago.

@gins@mastodon.gamedev.place @dgar@aus.social isn't that Lars?

@masek@infosec.exchange > Microsoft build the worst trough I know of and now the chickens come home to roost. I'm getting some mixed metaphors here. Are the chickens eating from the pig trough?

@codemonkeymike@fosstodon.org @cinimodev@masto.ctms.me An *expired* operating system? Since when does that exist?

@rollbear@fosstodon.org No amount of coverage can show your tests are any good

@rollbear@fosstodon.org @glloyd@fosstodon.org It likely does more useful than the attempt I once made to measure MCC coverage within the unit tests themselves, to find a set of unit tests that would get the same coverage but with less tests to run. I got it to work. It's a terrible idea. It'll tell you that your fourier transform tests can be replaced with a single test of zero bytes being put in, since that gives the same coverage.

@GeePawHill@mastodon.social Them? Mostly that they were taking out some frustrations on things around them, and at no point realizing that it affects other people. Just seriously does not come up.

@uecker@mastodon.social Good luck. Let us know how you get past the startup screen and how you install anything.

@PeterSommerlad@mastodon.social looks like 100% Packt, so ... whatever quality the authors have put in. I don't have a high regard of Packt as an editor-publisher, but some of those names are capable at writing good books by themselves. I recognize only Patrice Roy, Marius Bancila and Fedor Pikus - but that's still 4 books, and at that price that's *still* a good bargain.

@leeloo@c.im @0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange 🖐 + zwj + 😐, now go ask your font designer why they don't support it.

@whitequark@social.treehouse.systems But why?