For a minute there I thought the Unicode Consortium did an extremely stupid decision, don’t worry guys, it’s 3 characters.

I feel like when humble-bragging Thinkpad it must be one of the models that became a Linux enthusiast meme.

Commit your testimony to an archive.
You could even name it… Anna’s archive.

To be fair, sous vide steak looks awful without searing it after

It’s like the industry haven’t learned to raise child actors the way that Harry Potter’s kids grew up, and I consider them largely down to earth and sane.

Bye, miss Laura.

@Hikermick
Am I doing it right?

I thought that all self referencing proofs are trouble since Russell’s paradox

Heard a podcast about it!
Often daydreamed about going back in time and thought about how to demonstrate and convince the local population about this insane sounding danger

My theory is that is the result of complaints from customers after they get a visit from AI crawlers

This picture makes me want to see a forced perspective giant laptop with tiny humans walking over the keyboard

But… But but but but…
Why don’t you want to get T-boned for my convenience…?

Be real for a second,
Did you, or did you not, manage to review a diff, and say “no, that looks fishy”.

Do you really think you are immune from compromised binary AUR packages thats being downloaded straight from GitHub? Sure, now it’s not only the AUR that’s bad, but in the end of the day, a malicious binary did arrive at your computer.

Let’s say that you don’t use *-bin packages, and only download from compilable source, are you immune from the strategy that the state actor who caused CVE-2024-3094 used to compromise packages?

As a someone who works behind a corporate proxy, where dozens are sharing a single external ip, I can tell that the puzzle is really 20% of what actually goes on.

1. Mouse tracking
2. Identifiable browsing tracking data extraction
3. Automatic rejection for unusual high traffic

As a rule of thumb, any thing that requires Google CAPTCHA, I do it out of the corporate network.

Hmm

I get why Gilbert and the mouse ended up in the same place, but what did Kermit and Goku done?

Oh come on bubble, why won’t you crash already?

Isn’t there a leap from “workers should own their workplace” to “the people should own the workforce”? Like the difference from Steam’s business model, and full blown USSR communism?

Care to share some tips? I feel I’m getting there, trying to navigate old ERP interfaces, new web interfaces, and AI interfaces, and a mix of boomers, millennials, Gen Z as user base.