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@kcarruthers@infosec.exchange @stufromoz@aus.social Ok, so I’m plonked on a chaise, scrolling, and with angle I was at the thumbnail of Mr Maxi made him look like a rather unfortunate cat.
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@tubsta@social.bsdlab.au @decryption@aus.social Yeah, soon as I heard that NTP was the root cause, and that they blamed it on one device, that was my first thought. It was such an avoidable failure.
I couldn’t recall the name of the Supreme Master, founder of the Quan Yin method, franchiser of vegan restaurants that uses a rather memorable yellow in some of their branding, various other accolades. So I searched for “vegan cult,” and was rather amused that the first hits were for the Zizians, a branch of rationalist that identify as “vegan anarchotranshumanists,” and linked to six murders, so far.
Good stuff, happy to see that the phrase is now more likely to be associated with effective altruist weirdos than cheap, good food (with a side of cult TV as background noise).
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@oxy@social.bsdlab.au @damonism@aus.social @futzle@old.mermaid.town SMIC is trying their hardest to catch-up while building fab capacity, but the lithography bottleneck is real, and there it’s Canon and Nikon that are trying their best to catch-up.
But the thing that would have an immediate effect is to use the existing non-leading edge process capacity for the 95% of the tech that we actually use. But that doesn’t make line go up.
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@james@bne.social @futzle@old.mermaid.town I’ve been a fan of SEQ moving to 10.5 year round.
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@therightarticle@mas.to @jaystephens@mastodon.social System based on a fictional artifact that deceives its user is not useful. Well done, all. If only they didn't have so much power beyond having a bad product.
Hrmm, a Superloop CGNAT IP seems to have been added to some blocklist (Akamai EdgeSuite at minimum). A client can’t access BigW, Kmart, Coles through the app, and Centrelink/Services Australia.
Their support is being painful and blaming DNS when it’s resolving fine and the errors are 401s, so I guess I’ll need to contact the EdgeSuite customers individually.
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@Unixbigot@aus.social Not entirely ready for use on clothing, but I can imagine something that’ll work on clothes hung/“plugged in” in a specific way: https://youtu.be/IG_a_dqtdYU
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@oxy@social.bsdlab.au @decryption@aus.social I bought an 8a on sale specifically for Graphene. I bought it testing and such of Android apps for clients, but now it’s also my primary webtoon reading device.
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lololol Bigalugs was meant to move in to a new share house tomorrow, but not anymore. Managed to extend their current accommodation without too much hassle, but fucking hell.
Six cops checking 50¢ tickets at Roma St. FFS.
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@sen@hachyderm.io @WTL@mastodon.social I was pretty sure I’d looked them up before and I found them in my notes soon as I got to a desk. They’re IEC 118-6, initially published in ‘84.
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@farbel @veronica @mrundkvist Haa, yes, but sorta no. Aviation in China uses metric flight levels, but for safety considerations now uses an adapted imperial flight levels between 8900–12500m.
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@veronica @farbel @mrundkvist I’ll concede knots and nautical miles as they’re based on arc segments and genuinely useful for long distance travel on a sphere, but the use of feet for altitude is an aspect of American imperialism that absolutely sticks in my craw.
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@kalleboo I have this very vague memory of some beta I was involved in getting slightly bogged down discussing how to go forward when it happened to them.
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@Unixbigot@aus.social I saw ultrasonic dry cleaners when I was looking for wet ultrasonic cleaners a while back. Having one installed in a wardrobe would be awesome.
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@helpmeskeletor@mastodon.social The number of times I’ve had to deal with white people talking about “how they just don’t know hot to govern themselves”, and when I was younger, “you should do well at school so you can go back there and lead.”
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@blaine @KathyReid Re-toot!
I like it, brings a certain additional whindsy to the action. :p
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@12@eightpoint.app @ipg@wetdry.world I have a heap of 1l/TinyMiniMicro PCs, and I’m trying to work out how viable they are for kiosks for a client. So I thought I’d build a Plex box through NixOS as part of testing.
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@mdm @lproven @blogdiva An exclusionary joke is an exclusionary joke, a joke about age doesn’t have to be an exclusionary joke.
I don’t know how old the original post/joke is, but with multiple age verification systems being implemented around the world, the joke goes beyond exclusionary towards actively punching down.
If you can’t handle some mild criticism about a joke, maybe go meditate.
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@jpm@aus.social @gsuberland@chaos.social Easy enough to work out in a small set, but I’m curious what reference system uses alphabetical for rows and numerals for columns?
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@12@eightpoint.app @ipg@wetdry.world I’m not sure it would make sense to post them from Australia. :s
They’re very old versions of these: https://www.servethehome.com/introducing-project-tinyminimicro-home-lab-revolution/
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@ipg@wetdry.world @12@eightpoint.app I have felt this so hard recently as I’ve been building a media player through NixOS on a ten-ish year old 1l PC. Should probably just grab an ARM based thing.
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@kylebshr@mastodon.social Is there are roadmap? I’m looking for alternate scaling systems, specifically Australian AQI, and Indonesian ISPU.
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@12@eightpoint.app @ipg@wetdry.world Ah, pardon me. Plex comes as a server that hosts the database and a web app, or you can point a player app at it. The various kiosk systems use a similar architecture, so I was working on building something that’d allow me to use cheap secondhand hardware for various clients.
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@trebach@functional.cafe @ashiisbest@miruku.cafe @stux@mstdn.social @stephanie@ottawa.place Any truth re. allegations of the wetlands being a superfund site?
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@kylebshr@mastodon.social Right. It’s in their webview, but I don’t think if it’s in the data you retrieve via the API. Either way, I’ll stay with the webview for now as the app’s not as useful when I can’t easily compare it to the locally published and reported data.
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@trib@aus.social Most complete one would be NextCloud. But there are plenty of options that do parts of it.
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@pamelafox@fosstodon.org The nano or whatever it’s called, but it’s thin, not small. I’d replace the battery on the 13 mini. Give it another three years, likely until the end of iOS support.
Watching bugalugs (22 this year), who’d previously only played open world games, finish Bastion in a single weekend, complete with sobbing when they realised what the ending meant, was a formative parenting moment for me.
https://bsky.app/profile/supergiantgames.bsky.social/post/3mr3ok2nqp22g
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@kwf@social.afront.org I think they're optional guides to ensure the lasers hit the prisms correctly as the placement of the optics doesn’t look to be very precise. If you’re cutting costs you could have a human on the assembly line placing them as well as they can and the additional lenses are only added if they don’t pass QA.