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So the Paramount/Skydance / Warner merger just went through. I'll be in my corner hissing for the next few weeks

I forgot just how nice the display is in NanoVNA-Saver. If you have the NanoVNA and another device handy to run Saver on, do this. (Device under test: the stock antenna provided with an Icom IC-R6. It's a bollocks stick of all trades, master of absolutely none) #hamradio

Cassie would like to remind you that cuddles are highly important #tortie

@diffractie@glitterkitten.co.uk golf romeo oscar alpha november

you know you're living in an incredible world when you can add cat telemetry to your feed. @squeak_signal@mas.to

@jenkins@social.lol @badsamurai@infosec.exchange yup. private rent-seeking ass nightmare company

RE: https://live.acarsdrama.com/@trending/116998199854079931 oops you just summoned the meowing

@cR0w@infosec.exchange @catsalad@infosec.exchange lmao remember how cocksure Fortinet used to be (and probably still is?)

@cR0w@infosec.exchange @catsalad@infosec.exchange replace that with a comically large grenade and the person yanking out the pin, and that's Sonicwall

@cR0w@infosec.exchange THIS IS ABSOLUTE PERFECTION THANK YOU.

@foone@digipres.club VGAPride has gotta be the most actively developed dos program I've ever seen and I love it @ExpiredPopsicle@vt.social

@xssfox@cloudisland.nz Resolution test whiskers

@benroyce@mastodon.social @Alice@beige.party I remember piloting some weird powerboat with my grandfather once that was not really capable of no wake. It was just geared too high. It had dual engines, and if you shut one off it was nearly impossible to steer. We got used to getting yelled at lol

@Shrigglepuss@godforsaken.website https://kg4cyx.net/nice

@varx@defcon.social @corq@infosec.exchange yeah there's a project one of my coworkers has been trying to figure out how to basically make Claude sort out a decades old organized chaos shared Excel document into a searchable database for another system, but that'd require sending the sensitive info within out to the poop cloud. Ultimately I think there will just be some manual reformatting of the data then importing it from an orderly csv file or whatever

@corq@infosec.exchange aaaaahahahaha imagine this but with the Helvetica Standard intro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwYMetAl81U

@apzpins@some.apz.fi I mean all bets on common functionality may be discarded when the dang thing has an LED down the well. Now that I think of it, though, it is actually not unique to Apple... didn't some Sony Minidisc devices offer this same round 1/8" TOSLink? I seem to vividly remember it, but I can't recall if the jacks for it were dedicated or shared with copper

@apzpins@some.apz.fi I vaguely remember the Apple devices of this era having a really turbo funky 1/8" jack where it's TRS for stereo audio out but might also be TRRS for headsets-- but either way it can also accept a flavor of TOSLINK connector that has no square surround and just inserts there. It's really funky when the driver gets confused and starts turning on the optical transmitter when it's not warranted to do so... you get a weird little red pinspot shining out the jack!

@benroyce@mastodon.social @Alice@beige.party as I recall I didn't like that boat very much, it just had this two level cabin thing going on with an upper bridge that had cockpit controls that didn't work and the deck was really cramped. it was one of those more money than sense luxury yachts someone in his sailing club had the ferry, however... the idea of living upon that is intriguing. those are usually pretty big and have a lot of creature comforts

@benroyce@mastodon.social @Alice@beige.party it was kind of a weird sport fishing configuration. I remember thinking it seemed kinda half-baked, like there was a toilet but you had to bring a bucket of water in there with you to flush and pump it out with

@NanoRaptor@bitbang.social unstoppable, unlimited binkies energy

@jencmars@mastodon.art Ooooooh I LOVE the green jewel toned bee. Good catch!

@nova@lunar.place oh to be blessed with that glorious cheek floof

Back at it again tonight

@antoinnesterk@cyberplace.social I love the floofy moo

@researchfairy@scholar.social That actually seems to match the pattern I've seen with the applications I've been throwing around. A few will reject within hours but if I haven't heard back in a week it doesn't happen for several weeks.

@benroyce@mastodon.social @Alice@beige.party honorary Chonkers the Sea Lion Flipper of Approval

@thelastpsion ok but can i trick it into ordering cheese for me

@IcooIey I LOOOOVE these so much. The flowers have so many intriguing textures and little radial whiskers <3

@nova straight up cheezin' :3

@lolcat@digipres.club Oh yeah also southeast FL has a *ton* of Brutalist structures and they're just hella cool

@elithebearded@fed.qaz.red @tubetime@mastodon.social with DISCO GLITTER

@tubetime@mastodon.social Barnsley would be proud of that iterative fractal system

@lolcat@digipres.club the last time I was there, downtown Miami had a lot of WEIRD SHIT. It was glorious. There were all these areas where adjoining office buildings and stuff had enclosed their alleyways and turned them into shopping malls, places where you could walk right from one of those into private offices, at least one bizarro glass tube corridor that took you under an expressway (Knight Center Metromover station to the James L. Knight Center) meanwhile downtown Sac is just hostile :(

Teach your cats Morse Code! Have Fun on Friendly Feline Frequencies!

@stefan@shark.lightnovel-dungeon.de ahhhhh that looks amazing!!!

@apzpins@some.apz.fi yeah! I think it's got a mechanical switch but then tries to identify the device inserted by electrical resistance (?). Generally the little high speed heliograph would get stuck on due to dirt or foreign objects in the jack that kept the switch contact from closing. (This making the assumption that it's the typical sort of contact where it's normally closed when no plug is inserted.)

@profoundlynerdy@bitbang.social My coworkers love their Elegoo Centauri Carbons

my completely uneducated guess is that when you're running OSX or Windows on one of these, it uses some kinda jack detection to determine where to send the audio, and ALSA just simply exposes all the output options to the end user and doesn't depend on that your mileage may vary but it seems like on my setup the correct setting is to select port Line Out and profile Analog Stereo Output

@pikesley@mastodon.me.uk @HeavenlyPossum@kolektiva.social an absolute gormless fuckwit, yes

@stefan@shark.lightnovel-dungeon.de big flowy sleeve gang :D

Wow I didn't realize when you order a replacement Pixel battery from iFixit that $40 price includes EVERYTHING you need to replace it https://www.ifixit.com/products/google-pixel-6a-battery-genuine Is there anything else I should add? My battery is definitely at the "please, I am so tired" stage.

RE: https://social.treehouse.systems/@CursedSilicon/116808960318695586 I miss back when Apple actually embraced the server market with their cool little Xserves

@apzpins@some.apz.fi classic thinkpad specifications: nub: there is nub ports: yes sexy matte finish: dark as your cybergoth soul

@MLE_online@social.afront.org Hahaha I used a clay with like 22% shrinkage once without realizing it and didn't recognize some of my pieces after firing

@itgrrl@infosec.exchange This absolutely sounds like a trap my brain would fall into