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@joepie91@fedi.slightly.tech i had gotten some Looks by saying "you don't want to miss the next web3"

@mhoye previously, from demorgan, budget of paradoxes: The notion that the Evil Spirit is a functionary liable to be dismissed for not attending to his duty, is, so far as my reading goes, utterly unknown tn theology. My first wrinkle on the subject was the remark of the Somersetshire farmer upon Palmer the poisoner—'Well! if tho Devil don't take he, he didn't ought to be allowed to be devil no longer.' https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Page:A_budget_of_paradoxes_(IA_cu31924103990507).pdf/287#cite_note-1

@astraleureka@social.treehouse.systems those spectra say b is kiki, g is bouba. (a spectrum analyzer reverses kiki/bouba: a sine wave looks like an impulse, and an impulse looks wide)

@atax1a@infosec.exchange ooh ooh, if it uses cmr10 at 300dpi, look at the hairline around the southeastern part of the small e, where there's like half the width of that hairline curve missing.

@nspace@infosec.exchange some systems don't need to have a 36- or 72-bit-wide memory, so the common memory chip widths don't have a factor of 9 built in. (the extra bits above a power of 2 are used for error correcting codes to recover from memory bit flips). also, there tends to be a number of bits you can fit on a chip inexpensively today, and you can use that as x16 if you don't need many words of memory (and thus less stuff on your board) or x4 if you do (and fewer chips on each data line). all of the above comes from being vaguely near embedded hw design that uses ddr, but it's not actually my job.

@doskel@masto.doskel.net congratulations, you're not running eunice