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@256@mastodon.social I enjoy the juxtaposition between the somewhat realistic wizard in the background, and the garden gnome they used for the box cover.
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@DrHyde@fosstodon.org @LeafyEricScott@hachyderm.io @mlanger@mastodon.world And you've never had to experience living in a city which regularly reaches 40°C in the dry season, and in which a gigantic new datacentre has been built which will undoubtedly throw even more heat out - not to mention guzzle up all the water that people need to drink.
But yeah, football fans eh.
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@ifixcoinops@retro.social Hell, I'm people like us, and static site generators just elude me. Soon as you mention npm I am mentally checked out
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@raven667@hachyderm.io @foone@digipres.club Now if only you could make a HTML-based GUI without having to ship an entire browser alongside your code
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@homegrown@social.growyourown.services As always, I recommend @beasts@social.mythic-beasts.com
Been with them well over a decade now.
#TuneTuesday #CastlesInTheSky
Couple of picks from me:
Big Big Train - Master James of St. George
https://bigbigtrain.bandcamp.com/track/master-james-of-st-george-5
Robert Plant - Dirt in a Hole (literally has the phrase "castles in the air"!)
https://song.link/y/X2Qn99K3398
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@angusm@mastodon.social Just because our government is so questionable at the best of times...
this *is* satire, right?
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@Azuaron@cyberpunk.lol @tante@tldr.nettime.org ... What does that even mean. I guess he knows as much about England's history than the racist knobheads who actually live here
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@NullTheFool@mastodon.gamedev.place @oblomov@sociale.network Honestly... companies like Anthropic don't deal in something for nothing. I don't believe for a second it's as simple as that.
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@vga256@mastodon.tomodori.net @ThreeOhFour@mastodon.social Sounds like Dune when you get to book 4
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@catmisgivings@stranger.social Ooh yeah. I read a lot out loud too. Like a coaster I saw hung up in a shop, which said "Prink droblems? No wucking forries!" My mum was appalled when I un-spoonerised it
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@ifixcoinops@retro.social I don't have a heat pump, I can't afford solar panels, I have few enough devices that Home Assistant is only a minor ballache... but THIS, this speaks to me.
(My eight-month-old just started turning board book pages by herself, you see)
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@ifixcoinops@retro.social @catmisgivings@stranger.social I learnt to read on the computer. Among my first words were "start", "apply", and "control panel".
My dad had to wipe and restore that computer a LOT.
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@drj@typo.social The X68000 had Human68k, which was a bit DOS-y at a high level.
http://www.sizecoding.org/wiki/X68000
I wrote about Email Debt Forgiveness Day, and a prime candidate thereof.
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@NullTheFool@mastodon.gamedev.place @oblomov@sociale.network Oh wow, that security warning. How on earth is any of this acceptable
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@fionacreates@mastodon.art I've been reading from the start today and I wanted you to know I'm really enjoying it so far.
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@FearThePenguin @infobeautiful But this map meant to be 250m years in the future, so it's not Pangaea strictly speaking
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@aschmitz@ostatus.lardbucket.org @foone@digipres.club I had the same thought. I assumed I was missing something!
For my own convenience, and because I don't really trust Bitwarden any more, I thought I'd give Vaultwarden a go... and this is what I see
Guess I'm not using that either. COOL.
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@fbinin@mastodon.fbin.in @homegrown@social.growyourown.services @beasts@social.mythic-beasts.com But you get what you pay for!
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@_thegeoff@mastodon.social @xerge@mastodon.nl @geekysteven@beige.party ... So easily disproven, in fact, that I struggle to see how anyone could take it seriously
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@karadoc@aus.social @vga256@mastodon.tomodori.net This was very common up until around the turn of the millennium!
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@ashenwave@mastodon.art I've used icons from here before - https://goodstuffnononsense.com
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@anon_opin@mastodon.social Well, obviously. But extracting money from the dead is one of capitalism's greatest tricks!
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@Natanox@chaos.social @jacqueline@chaos.social Oh yeah, it just sounds like they're reducing the amount of countries in the world by 30%
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@0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange @jason@logoff.website They look similar to Flumps that we have in the UK.
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@_thegeoff@mastodon.social @xerge@mastodon.nl @geekysteven@beige.party If the planet was expanding fast enough to produce the apparent effect of gravity, we'd be able to see everything getting bigger. (Unless humans and buildings and trees and rocks are also miraculously expanding at exactly the same rate...)
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@0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange ... Similar myself, but clearly without as much success because I don't even know what a several is 🥴
Edit: never mind just saw your explanation. I missed out on Cohost
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@xerge@mastodon.nl @_thegeoff@mastodon.social @geekysteven@beige.party It's the planet moving upwards at a constant rate, of course.