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#AskFedi I am looking for someone who can repair floppy drives in #Australia
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In case anyone needs it, #Windows Media Player "Legacy" still works on Windows 11, still supports skins from https://wmpskinsarchive.neocities.org/ and is happily playing #FLAC.
At this point, issue a wildcard cert.
if err != nil {
panic("oh fuck oh shit")
}
His train of thought was a replacement bus.
Australians next year. https://llull.club/@rogueai/statuses/01KY16DMNZ06J0QQ8W1H8TTS8C
Fucksake ABC, this is scaremongering.
https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/abc-news-daily/are-chinese-evs-a-national-security-risk/106910378
Now do every other manufacturer.
Has anyone tried "tax the cunts, stop the cuts" as a slogan yet? #auspol
RE: https://social.treehouse.systems/@ariadne/116904308272013280
This wasn't an exaggeration.
That's a hell of a lot of churn on a "core" component.
https://github.com/matter-js/matter.js/graphs/contributors?all=1
*Even* accounting for codegen (https://github.com/matter-js/matter.js/blob/main/packages/model/README.md)
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RE: https://eigenmagic.net/@abstractcode/116490945125384698
This is how the NSW government plans to solve the wheelchair taxi shortage.
RE: https://aus.social/@Robinzz3/117062547486706911
It's not what you use, but it's
- what the local gardening group uses
- what the local Scout group uses
- what the local Park Run uses
- what your old school friends use
- what your family uses
A lot of Fedi seems to forget about network effects and what allowed Facebook to grow in the first place.
You want to dismantle it? Build something better - but people will go where their friends are and where the people they want to talk to are.
Thie this this fucking this
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RE: https://mastodon.world/@WorldTravelerAll7/117027685319563630
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@futurebird@sauropods.win English is the most widely spoken language in the world, especially among the scientific community
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@Viss@mastodon.social depends on what you can get on to the Windows Update server.
Windows Update is looking for a driver matching a vendor and product ID, that inf is then declaring a Windows App ID. Realtek, Logitech and NVidia do it too, LG was just louder about it.
I use Siri as part of my home automation which I count as an accessibility aid. We are going to have a Problem if this shit stops working.
TIL: There's a few (90s) Windows applications that are 32 bit, but the installers are 16 bit. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/windows-client/application-management/x64-windows-not-support-16-bit-programs#use-16-bit-installshield-installers-to-install-32-bit-applications
[edit: narrowed this down - grab an MP3/FLAC file, rename it to have a single quote somewhere in the name, zip it up]
#AskFedi Possible #AdamFindsBugs, can I get someone to check my work here?
Grab one of the zip files you bought from #Bandcamp on #BandcampFriday but *don't* unpack it.
Drop it on to the VLC playlist - does it work?
I'm getting
main debug: `file:///C:/Users/User/Downloads/Synkro%20-%20Memories%20(2008-2011).zip' successfully opened
directory warning: unable to read directory
but it is actually able to read the first file in the archive and pull tags.
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@andyb@mastodon.au also have they actually blocked the use of the Consumables budget? Inconsistent and contradictory advice drives me up the wall
RE: @wezm@mastodon.decentralised.social
I wonder what it would look like to organise a "distributed", wide ranging review, especially to find dependencies like this. Humans only, of course.
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@firstyear@infosec.exchange I kinda want to try it because it's me and therefore it will probably crash @jpm@aus.social @mike@social.chinwag.org
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@itgrrl@infosec.exchange @ausfestivus@aus.social Have used ABB in the past, can also recommend Launtel and Leaptel.
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@andyb@mastodon.au if you're okay sharing, which smoke detector is it? (I should probably also have one)
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@andyb@mastodon.au ah, I was advised to not ask for any home automation but all disabilities are different etc etc
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@jana Thanks for this - it took quite a bit to find where that's actually documented. https://docs.docker.com/engine/network/port-publishing/#gateway-modes
Seems like it might expose individual container IPs to the Internet though as outgoing traffic comes from those IPs.
Guess I can't have it both ways (I prefer everything to be behind a single reverse proxy)
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@futzle sorry, I should have added more info but my mind is going in a million directions.
This is a bad dump of a Star Trek CD from 1995.
I am trying to work out how exactly it's been corrupted.
2352 is a bingo though - thank you.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39613825/how-to-read-plain-data-sectors-mode1-from-a-cd-on-os-x
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@futzle known issue in the PS1 and Dreamcast days. That GitHub repo just helped me out and I don't read or write Perl!
[Disc image doesn't look right still but that's an issue for another day - I can see data]
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@rnd@toot.cat @cwebber@social.coop Jellyfin has a backport for 7, I might check debian-security in the morning.
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@shermozle@aus.social with a good group it's a lot of fun. I also have quite a few hours in Destiny 2...
Put this one on your list for the next #BandcampFriday https://netananz.bandcamp.com/album/kanapa-run-down
Edit: https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/arch-boxes/-/work_items/new?type=Issue but the instance is *suffering*
#ArchLinux people, where do I report issues with the VM images from https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/arch-boxes?
Start #archiving #GitLab now.
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@shermozle@aus.social IIRC you need to do several starter missions.
You'll end up with a Bungie account and that's how I'll find you as I play on Steam.
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@abrasive yep - got there in the end, the "fixed" dump doesn't look right to me either as I now have an ISO9660 file to compare with, which has things like the author and publisher in the header.