Yukari Hafner 
I make games, draw, write, and publish software. You might know me from my hundreds of Lisp projects.
Here you'll mostly find me yuriposting, beware!
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ITS ABOUT THE TECHNOLOGY i holler at the naysayers as my rocket rollerblades take me up the highway ramp
fuuuuck youuuu I got a spam call while I was cooking and it distracted me enough that I poured in far too much cream
Personally I... really don't think I want to watch any book of Gibson's as a movie.
I find that the strength in his stories is entirely within the way he is able to make your imagination do all the work of detailing out the environments, the characters, the looks, the feeling.
Seeing a particular interpretation of all of that put visually like this immediately makes me go :nallears:
google dot com how to deal with being called a boomer as a millennial
#Today365DaysAgo Two years ago I was still in the hospital, bleedin' out of my cooch. A friend of mine brought me pizza, and after a few days of truly horrible hospital food, that tasted insanely good.
If you're a #Codeberg EV member, please check your emails and vote on the proposal to disallow vibe-coded projects
https://polls.codeberg.org/?poll_id=153
The email should contain your voting token.
imagine being born as part of the greatest generation and dying anyway
okey. okey. alright. yeah, yeah. I can respect this.
Sigh, still stuck in the darwin/mach/xnu mines. Currently trying to figure out how to correlate network io stats to the corresponding device.
The sysctl call that gets me the stats (CTL_NET PF_ROUTE 0 0 NET_RT_IFLIST2 0) returns if_msghdr2 structures, but those don't seem to have anything that points to the interface *name*, only an "index", which I'm not sure I can correlate safely to the order that getifaddrs returns things?
Is there a USB-C dock thing that instead acts like a KVM? As in, captures and allows remote access to the display, and simulates mouse & keyboard & peripherals?
