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Earsmeardius
@earsmeardius@mastodon.social
mastodon 4.8.0-nightly.2026-10-06Hello everyone. Hope you are all having a lovely day.
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Joined March 05, 2023
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@liamvhogan Have you not played Doom3, Dead Space, Prey, Starfield, The Outer Worlds, etc?
Email is a vital element of the environmental story telling for when it all goes tits up.
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@LaChasseuse@mastodon.scot @TimWardCam@c.im @AlexanderVI@stranger.social @stux@mstdn.social @stephanie@ottawa.place Yeah I figured it was Ray Bradbury but I thought it might have been in Fahrenheit 451. Crazy that it's a reality in some places.
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@gleick Balance that against what his existence has cost the world and I think you'll find his 'worth' is a colossal net negative.
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@weirdestate Knock out one window and extend outwards with a framework of galvanised square tube.
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@ml@social.mitexleo.one We're just going to ignore the fact that he's welding without a welding helmet?
Okay.
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@neauoire@merveilles.town America: Phew! Thank God for this. Thought we were going to have to use the metric system for a moment there.
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@desertgoalie@mastodon.social For Windows I used DVD Decrypter. That was the best for keeping the menus intact, though you have to choose the correct file to open in VLC (VIDEO_TS.IFO)
For Linux, dvdbackup, but I had problems with some disks not working at all - I suspect the encryption was forcing errors. I might try DVD Decrypter in a VM some time.
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@c_merriweather @VeroniqueB99 You can plug a DB9 connector into the COM port on motherboards that have them. I do that with every computer I build do I can use my PIC programmer.
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@foone@digipres.club Repeatedly repeating "Everything is fine" is what you end up doing, hugging a shotgun under an office desk when the xenomorphs are closing in and the power has just gone out.
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@kelpana It's the same in Australia. People are all upsetti spaghetti because of prices and supply squeeze, demanding that the government do this or that, completely ignoring the fact that the fuel industry is run by multibillion dollar corporations that are raking in obscene profits as a direct consequence of the oil shock. Another case of privatise the profits, socialise the losses.
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@LibertyOverGov Okay, but y'all need to do it like you mean it and not some quavering milquetoast half-assedness.
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@jmaris@eupolicy.social @kde@floss.social I already have a Mint installation on an external drive connected to my main computer. When the time comes I'll migrate that to a new M.2, and hopefully turn my W10 installation into a VM.
Dunno if I'll be happy with the results but, meh. We'll see. Maybe I can get Wine to work.
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@ScottishGreens@mastodon.scot Possessing institutional privilege on the basis of one's immediate parentage* is such an unfathomable anachronism.
The idea that a nation should centre its collective cultural identity on the state sponsored elevation of a single family to minor godhood is ludicrously asinine.
- I debated making use of another turn of phrase that was decidedly less delicate and included the use of the word 'squirted'.
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@justkwin@toot.community I had an ants' nest in my keyboard. I seem to remember them trying to set up inside a graphics tablet too, at one point.
Do it on a Pico.
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@lcamtuf@infosec.exchange In case anyone is wondering, she is holding the soldering iron close to her philtrum to test whether it is turned on.
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@sigismundninja@mastodon.nu @rbreich@masto.ai American anythings, but arguably American Jews even moreso, have the responsibility to speak out against the atrocious Israeli regime and their campaign of terror against their neighbours. I'm not hearing a lot of noise from Jewish organisations aimed at denouncing Israeli aggression.
Perhaps I'm not listening in the right places.
Or do American Jews support Zionism as strongly as their Israeli counterparts? And do they think they are immune from accountability?
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@gamingonlinux First Concord, then Highguard, then the Metaverse now Sora.
Excellent, excellent.
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@veronica After much consideration I have come to the conclusion of Debian, given that a subset of a thing is a thing.
Mint, (BTW)
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@CalcProgrammer1@mastodon.social Hey that's great.
I've been eyeing off PCBway's offerings for a while - you didn't mention the manufacturer you are using.
One suggestion I would make - I generally leave a generous space around the mounting holes so that nearby traces don't get damaged by the screw heads. Soft washers might serve the same function in your current design.
With respect, this is my suggestion.
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@Ex_spurt@aus.social Watch the media manufacture consent for the populist right so that the Epstein class can glut itself on the wealth of Australia once the people are deceived onto believing the lies promising them simple solutions to complex problems.
Okay then, here's a simple solution: wealth tax.
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@wonderofscience@mastodon.social Once, our chemistry class stank out the English class with sulphur dioxide and we had to go and apologise.
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@hbons Well yes, I wouldn't argue with the general sentiment, but that actually depends on the software and the time frame. Live service products certainly have a limited lifespan. On the other hand I can still use software from the 80's.
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@loke@functional.cafe @LibrarianRA@worldkey.io I reckon car companies could build a car for cheaper than that if they made them as simple as they were back then. OFC, death traps and so on but there's a lot of extra guff we pay for these days that we don't really need.