Rune S32E01

@davidgerard@circumstances.run I've kinda expected the worst since the "AI" desktop last year.. But this sure seems pretty shitty

@davidgerard@circumstances.run I thought so, but lots of people were still excited for other framework products when this product was obviously incompatible with their stated principles

@jonah@mastodon.neat.computer @compfu@mograph.social they tried soo hard not to say out loud they're going to fire people

@jordan@sometimes.social Really wish they'd stop letting men in charge of countries like this

@unlofl@mstdn.social took me a sec but the mental anguish was real none the less

@mr_daemon@untrusted.website glad I started the thread with reading this most recent post  :blackCatHeart:

@Nickiquote hopefully it's not windy that day they need to, uh, defend stuff

@neauoire@merveilles.town It must have been about 15 years since they made us build a small segment of a brick wall in highschool and I still can't look at a brickwall the same as before :blobcateyes:

@AlisonCreekside well, relative to "Iran is fighting US military bases in the gulf". It'd be equally weird if it was sunk off the coast of Italy.

@Primo @anthropy You might enjoy this 40 second segment of the MythBusters finale where Jamie is comparing the kJ value of a candy bar to dynamite and ANFO. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBqqUlQUfks&t=328s

@ArchiteuthisFlux@leds.social @Khyrie@sfba.social if it's the middle of the night and the wind is head on in that direction and you're 2+ hours away sure you just aim at the lighthouse as best you can. Not like you're gonna accidentally hit a giant building

@ArchiteuthisFlux@leds.social the drawing is so confusing to me because if it's a sail boat that isn't what ERROR looks like that's just literally how sailing works

@susankayequinn@wandering.shop the kids are gonna be alright

@Purple my colleague wrote a question in one of our threads the other day and then not 10 seconds later wrote "wait, that was a really lazy question... I can figure that out myself" :BlobCatGooglyTrash: He uses chatbots a lot and I think he basically hit a question that intersected "company specific knowledge a chatbot doesn't know" and "question he would usually ask a chatbot out of laziness". I had already answered because I had the thread open when he asked, and knew the answer off hand, but I saved him maybe 1 minute of work so it was indeed rather overkill to disturb someone else for that.

@Ember I am sooooo tired

@richardstephens@hachyderm.io I'm co-credited on discovering a CVE thanks to the latter with no security experience or training. Basically anyone could do it.

@robinhood@yiff.life @hazelnot@sunbeam.city that skill alone qualifies you for like 20% of my job

@ianrosewrites@scicomm.xyz that's honestly extremely impressive. I think a fire would just ruin the ballots in Denmark since the schools often hosting the voting just have normal sprinklers :BlobCat_Sweat:

@AlisonCreekside well, that explains what tf the ship was going in the middle of nowhere

@cass this one tricks my brain. It's just funny cause I can't imagine someone who used to care enough to try and make sustainable shoes switching to just plain not caring at all. There's just no way they deluded themselves into thinking it's a good thing

@carnage4life@mas.to alt text: a screenshot of an ars technica article, timestamped FEB 15, 2026 10:09 AM and credited to Ken Fisher, with the text "Editor's Note: Retraction of article containing fabricated quotations We are reinforcing our editorial standards following this incident. On Friday afternoon, Ars Technica published an article containing fabricated quotations generated by an Al tool and attributed to a source who did not say them. That is a serious failure of our standards. Direct quotations must always reflect what a source actually said

@cass pivoting from making sustainable shoes to making unsustainable nothing is a pretty impressive pivot

@scy@chaos.social fwiw, I think, anecdotally, for men different risk tolerance can probably also make somewhat covid conscious people seem to not be. E.g. masking up in really crowded places but not on regular commutes or in other public places considered less crowded by them. Not really sure my experience is that accurate, tho, as Denmark seems unusually "post covid-conscious" socially in general.

@gwagner I don't think it's going to matter much whether you're in an EV when electricity prices shoot up due to the 10-15% of the grid supplied by gas turbines disappear or get so expensive any fraction of it supplied blows up the real-time pricing

@alexia@shrimp.starlightnet.work I am very thankful they stopped making cyanogenmod before they drank the koolaid

@sugar@goblin.camp ACAB includes paw patrol ice cream

@anarchiv@todon.nl cries in Denmark having shitty train options

@jacqueline thank you for your service

@Rairii@labyrinth.zone what the fuuuuck :BlobCat_Dead:

@jordan@sometimes.social is that a conference for making conferences?

@eri@mk.moth.zone the most cat thing a dog has done. Foxes really are dogs running cat firmware

@itsyndikat@chaos.social thanks I hate it :BlobCat_MUDAMUDAMUDA:

@ingrid the economy is already dead, might as well spend any money left on something you actually need instead of a new iPhone

@technomancy@hey.hagelb.org @davidrevoy@framapiaf.org slack has the weirdest moderation feature. I've "hidden" a colleague and it effectively just puts a content warning on everything he posts like "you know this guy is awful, you sure you want to see this?"

@Walrus@toot.wales @pikesley@mastodon.me.uk wait, why would a drone operator be inside a datacenter?

@hazelnot@sunbeam.city @robinhood@yiff.life just need to be a white guy with a history of getting selected above others for incrementally better jobs as you fail upwards :BlobCat_Dead:

@phako@chaos.social @karen@floss.social @a@pdx.social honestly the fact that there are two completely different ways which require someone on fedi telling you how to do it makes an app kind of rational sounding