Who needs Iceland's geysers when you have Consorzio di Bonifica della Sardegna Meridionale?
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mastodon 4.4.25Vivo in Sardegna in aperta campagna, cerco di fare solo cose inutilizzabili a scopi malvagi, spesso ci riesco. Aggiusto e costruisco cose.
I've got a phd in physics and dabble with complex systems, graphs, networks and optimization for a living. Currently trying to understand congestion in planar networks and random synthetic networks in general.
My home and car are almost 100% solar powered. Love running, biking and sailing; good music and books.
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Joined March 23, 2020
computers:
old hw and free sw only
skills:
fixing stuff - photography - dinghy sailing
learning:
playing keyboard&bass, windsurfing
habitat:
my garden, lots of trees and shrubs, sand dunes, junipers
gli italiani si annoiano dopo un po' con le guerre, i genocidi, le centinaia di migliaia di morti, i naufragi nel mediterraneo, il climate change.
ma dategli garlasco per anni e anni e non saranno mai sazi.
chemmerda di gente
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@Craigp uhm... I don't think the name did as much as the messy user interface...
manjaro in italian sounds silly/funny, but it's overtaking ubuntu and fedora nonetheless
Last night in Caprera, unreal moon rising exactly above the lighthouse
I recently "redeveloped" some of my favorite film photos I took in 2009 in Corsica (Bonifacio and Bastia). I wonder if the same emotion could have been caught with a digital sensor.
I'm not going back to film for time and money, but I'm sure we lost something.
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Listening right now, very good
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@zenlan@mstdn.social that website is so full of idiotic "solutions" but they try so hard to make them look sexy that sometimes they succeed.
They continue with this narrative that a webserver powered by solar energy sometimes goes offline... if it goes offline it's just because you made it that way. It's called bad engineering.
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@elronxenu@mastodon.cloud @davidho@mastodon.world I'm sure you encounter words such as churlish, blinkered or bathetically every five minutes in your readings, of course.
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@elronxenu@mastodon.cloud @davidho@mastodon.world So you didn't have to reread this a few times 🙂
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@Mer__edith@mastodon.world Wait, why wasn't like this until now!? Call me back when you don't require phone numbers to sign up.
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@davidho@mastodon.world I thought my English level was decent until trying to read that piece. Finnegan's Wake is easier.
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@sigrid@nein.ftrv.se in an age when most code will be written by claude, vim and emacs will become irrelevant?