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Root #Monsterdon post #StingOfDeath
Overarching theme of the movie: people who look a little different are dangerous and bad. Got it. #monsterdon
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Perhaps there's the slightly better message of: don't be mean to people who are different... or they'll turn into jellyfish monster things and kill you... I guess?
Is that actually any better?
Gaslighting for God with Becky Garrison
MY BRAND NEW 11-PART SERIES THE INSTASCAMMER -https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-instascammer--7247429 In this episode, host Kacey interviews religious satirVault Productions (Spreaker)
Since the lead developer of #Reticulum and #NomadNet has been too overwhelmed as of late to take on feature requests, I'm releasing my fork as it now contains some useful non-trivial enhancements.
Details at: rns.recipes/forum/showcase/add…
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My cat's current favourite toy in the entire world: a single Froot Loop that someone dropped on the floor. I don't have the heart to take it away from him.
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My cat’s favorite toy is a small electronic mouse which stopped functioning the day we bought it.
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One of the features I'd like to add to my #NomadNet fork is the ability for the user to change the default keymap. Unfortunately, with the way the code is organised, this would be a rather involved change. I'm sure I could do it, but then it would be a tremendous PITA to keep my fork in sync with the upstream repo. #reticulum
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Coffee is friend.
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Couldn't sleep with this thing so close to finished, so I just kept hammering away at it until I got it working. I'm going to play around with it a little in the morning to be sure I've not missed anything important, but it looks like my #NomadNet client now has a working "find in page" feature, even if it's slightly janky.
Next on the docket is fixing a bug that causes my client to crash when I try to edit a backbone interface config. I'm 99% certain I know what the problem is, and it shouldn't be difficult to fix. I doubt if I'll have to change more than one line.
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Uh-oh... I've screwed up managing my meds. It was a bit of a perfect storm that caused my system of redunant reminders to fail me.
I have one day of #ADHD meds left, and I run out of one of my other meds in less than a week.
Gotta call the pharmacy to tomorrow to get refills. I hope there isn't still a shortage, if so, I'm gonna have a bad time.
@Shae Erisson I can get them three months at a time, but my doctor won't let me renew my prescription until the literal day I'm supposed to run out.
I had a little bit of a backlog for a while because I kept forgetting to take them, but then there was a shortage and I burned through it.
I often want to make a "flash game" that shows how ADHD med latency works, and how it is impossible to have 365 days a year of meds.
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A Fulfilling Life Without Meaning - In Conversation with Robert Jensen
https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-instascammer--7247429 In today's episode, Kacey interviews retired journalist and University of Texas at Austin professorVault Productions (Spreaker)
Someone needs to invent a Pizza Pop that doesn't split at the seam in the microwave.
Yes, Pizza Pockets exist, but they are not the same.
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Now that I've successfully made some small tweaks to my fork of #NomadNet. I'm working on adding a conspicuously absent feature to search the text of the open page in the browser for a user-supplied string.
I've been informed that this has been an oft-requested feature that nobody has currently found the time to work on. Considering I've never really worked on a large #Python project before, I'm happy with the progress I'm making so far.
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Heresy Hunters On Planet Provo! – Radio Free Mormon
Heresy Hunters On Planet Provo!Bill (Radio Free Mormon)
I've made my first tweak to #NomadNet but have nowhere to submit a pull request.
Details: rns.recipes/forum/general/noma…
Update: I submitted my PR to the lead developer over LXMF. He's going to review it, but there are others queued ahead of mine.
nomadnet improvements - General - Forum
I've really been enjoying nomadnet, but I've found some rough edges here and there. I know that Mark isn't in a position to be taking bug reports/feature reque...rns.recipes
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I think the only way to get things upstream is to git format patch and send it to Mark via LXMF
@abortretryfail I did message him, but haven't heard back.
Edit: Never mind. He got back to me. He conceptually likes it, but has a few other PRs queued up ahead of me before he can formally review it.
@PocketVJ aka magdesign I kept the originals intact as well. I didn't want to break anyone's UX. Also, my understanding is that if a keybinding is handled by the OS (or terminal emulator) it won't be passed on to the application.
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go to rns.recipes there you can talk ti the developer
rns.recipes - Reticulum Network Stack
Community forum, resources, and tools for the Reticulum Network Stack.rns.recipes
@Michel 🪱 Fortunately things are named well enough that I can mostly work out what everything does. He has made some... interesting choices though. I want to do a bit of a refactor and have offered to send my changes upstream for review. I know he's not doing feature requests these days, but nothing stops me from implementing changes and fixes, even if only in a private fork.
@🅰🅻🅸🅲🅴 (🌈🦄) Have you ever encountered this lock? It seems pretty interesting.
youtube.com/shorts/rPmypttutJk
youtube.com/shorts/rPmypttutJk
Can I Crack This Lock?
YouTubessa voit nauttia parhaista videoista ja musiikista, ladata alkuperäistä sisältöä ja jakaa kaiken ystäviesi, perheesi ja koko maailman kanssa.Vsauce (YouTube)
@🅰🅻🅸🅲🅴 (🌈🦄) When you say "fairly easily", do you mean through regular wear and tear, or if someone tries to break it?
Just saw a YouTube video where a guy took some wood ash, water, and a bunch of other common ingredients and made soap with it. That's cool and all, but then he said it was "chemical free".
Setting aside my typical argument about how a "chemical free" product is objective nonsense... my dude, you literally just made lye, which is a pretty harsh chemical.
This is one of the many reasons why the Titter-style microposting medium was probably a bad idea.
A group of people who are familiar with each other can use jargon terms in context, and add clarification when they know some participants are new to their specialist usage. When the potential reader is 'anyone', context collapse is inevitable.
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@Strypey Yeah, perhaps the problem in this case is me. I have a habit of taking the things people say too literally (reason number 423 that I think I may be on the spectrum).
Root #monsterdon post #TheDunwichHorror1970
I'm going to have to re-read the story. The movie didn't much match my recollection of the book at all. #monsterdon
So I just made a pull request to a buttplug.io repository under my government name. (That sounds extra wrong given the context.)
That's probably fiiiiine... right?
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UNIX domain sockets are an underrated tool, imho.
"From Crack to Crocs" - A Conversation with Richard Velazquez
THE INSTASCAMMER FULL SERIES HERE - https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-instascammer--7247429 In today's episode, Cult Vault host Kacey interviews Richard VelVault Productions (Spreaker)
Okay, I've never really paid it much much mind because I'm typically neither a fan of interpreted nor dynamically-typed languages, but I have to admit that I've been having a lot of fun* playing with #Python.
* My definition of "fun" may differ from yours.
@csa I tend to shy away from saying that any particular language is "the best", but it certainly makes it easy to bang out a program quickly.
How Did Joseph Smith Know All This? – Radio Free Mormon
How Did Joseph Smith Know All This?Bill (Radio Free Mormon)
Oh good. They're installing fibre just across the street outside my apartment. I wonder how many times my cable internet is going to go down today.
Another tornado warning
We're still here. Tornado risk is gone, but we've been wothout power for the past two hours, the server that hosts my usual account is down.
No word on when power will be restored, but we're otherwise okay.
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LDS Church Caught Lying In Court: RFM: 478 – Radio Free Mormon
LDS Church Caught Lying In Court: RFM: 478Radio Free Mormon
It turns out you can cram so many simultaneous high volume data transfers over sshfs before the host just kind of falls over.
To be fair, I knew what I was doing was janky and should have known better.
THE INSTASCAMMER - THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD
FULL SERIES - https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-instascammer--7247429 No one expected it to happen online. This is where the story begins: how a wellness fVault Productions (Spreaker)
Ward Radio Helps John’s Case: RFM: 477 – Radio Free Mormon
Ward Radio Helps John’s Case: RFM: 477Radio Free Mormon
RFM Fixes The Book of Mormon: RFM: 476 – Radio Free Mormon
RFM Fixes The Book of Mormon: RFM: 476Radio Free Mormon
Just got an email from a hotel I stayed at over a decade ago. It started thusly:
[GUEST FIRSTNAME,fallback=Dear Guest],
I feel so seen.
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It's funny how the "common sense" crowd only seem to apply said "common sense" when it aligns with their interests. It's almost as if they want to frame their views as immutable fact that must not be questioned.
Native American Legends in BOM! – Radio Free Mormon
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Twin Flames Universe: Saving a Loved One
In this week's episode, host Kacey interviews cybersecurity professional Cheryl (Cyber Chick Boston) about her family’s experience when her niece became involVault Productions (Spreaker)
It says something about the state of modern browsers that my preferred way for reading things on the web from my tablet is to:
- Open termux
- ssh into my laptop
- Launch Emacs
- Browse using
eww
Otherwise, I chew through battery in no time flat. As it stands, I've been doing so for many hours straight and still have 88% battery.
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I just today upgraded an old Dell Pentium 4 with a Pentium Core Duo CPU. I didn't even know this was possible until I stumbled upon it...
ed(1) conference
in reply to Jonathan Lamothe • • •For just capturing the output of a command, you can use:
r !somecommandBut if you want to filter a range of lines through an external filter with POSIX
ed(1), you need some sort of temporary storage (whether a file, the system clipboard, atmuxbuffer or whatever). There's no analog to:10,20! rot13offered by
vi/vim.Someone (can't find the post/author at the moment) did hack this functionality into
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in reply to ed(1) conference • •ed(1) conference
in reply to Jonathan Lamothe • • •Using temporary/transient storage can avoid the temp-file cleanup step though:
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Ameliorates it by a wee bit, but still a hassle that I'd fix if I had a time machine
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in reply to ed(1) conference • •ed(1) conference
in reply to Jonathan Lamothe • • •xclipinstead (similar functionality on X),pbcopy/pbpasteon OSX, or some similar tool on Wayland or Windows.emilia microsystems likes this.
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in reply to buffet, das • •Norman Wilson
in reply to Jonathan Lamothe • • •@ed1conf @buffet Sam runs just fine on Linux; I use it there daily (alongside Toronto qed). I think it has been ported to OpenBSD, FreeBSD, and even Windows.
It amuses me that people associate it only with Plan 9; it was originally written for ~9th edition Research Unix, before the Plan 9 project started. (I was there, and an early adopter.)
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in reply to Jonathan Lamothe • • •ednot that I know. Withex/vi/ehyes. They have pipe through command some region of the buffer or all of it, eg.!{fmt -w68Harka
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in reply to Harka • •!command. The contents of the buffer can either be piped into the command or piped out of it, but not both.Norman Wilson
in reply to Jonathan Lamothe • • •Toronto qed (descended from ed in the late 1970s, not the 1960s editor that inspired ed) has three commands for exchanging text with other programs:
>command # send to command's standard input
<command # receive from standard output
|command # send to stdin, read from stdout, replacing original addressed lines
Of course > and | take an address range and < a single address, like w and r.
I use | quite often either in ed or in sam; latter written by the guy from whom I caught the qed bug.
Implementing | takes some thought to avoid deadlock if pipes fill and block. Qed does it by spawing a temporary process to do the writing, while the main process reads into the buffer.
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