Oh. What happened to social.mjd.id.au ?
@Ruben Are you using some of your other accounts?
Oh. What happened to social.mjd.id.au ?
@Ruben Are you using some of your other accounts?
@Ruben You answered. π
Thank you for clarifying which one is your main!
I don't remember, but I'm assuming I picked which one to ping based on which one had more posts that were recent.
β² @tregeagle@mastodon.sdf.org: Matthew threw it in. He moved away from the cultural wastelands of Surfy Sawtell and into a Melbourne where I guess he gets his kicks from the immediacy of the city life. We have resorted to texting these days. He's even slacked off on his blog!
The words
You speak
Become
The house
You live in
support for the SHA-256 hash function in Git
Oh! So this is finally a usable thing now?
Does git build a parallel merkle tree with sha-256 and is the sha-256 reference a usable replacement for the sha-1 reference everywhere?
β² @forgejo@floss.social: #Forgejo v7.0 was just released! Get it at forgejo.org/download/. π
Forgejo v7.0 is available with translations in Bulgarian, Esperanto, Filipino and Slovenian; SourceHut builds integration; support for the SHA-256 hash function in Git; source code search by default and more. It also is the first Long Term Support version. The adoption of semantic versioning is the reason for the version bump from v1.21 to v7.0 and is compatible with existing tools. β¨
Read more at forgejo.org/2024-04-release-v7β¦
@Stefan Sperling Thanks for the info! Thanks for allowing me to be lazy. π
I hope #NewPipe 0.27 is cleared for release soon, so I can read the comments again.
I know what people say about YouTube comments, but for the kind of videos I tend to watch, the comments are overwhelmingly of the delightful sort.
It's out let's goooooo!
I just upgraded and yep, we got the comments back!
β² @forteller@tutoteket.no: Yes, finally a new version of #NewPipe is out, which fixes both that constant error message on every single video and comments not loading! It even adds support for comment replies.
Thank you devs!
Go get it while it's hot.
An internet:
"Tom Holland and Zendaya are considering marriage"
"They will take her last name. So he will be just Tom."
A pet peeve of mine is when someone says "be careful" after something happened. It is extremely common in Hong Kong culture, it is basically the rule that someone will say this if someone else has some minor misfortune like stumbling, dropping something etc.
People say this out of the goodness of their hearts and as a form of comforting word, and I should get over it, but no matter how long I've lived here, it really gets on my nerves.
To me, it hits as arrogance, nosiness, fake concern and a waste of breath. People don't mean it as any of those things, but I cannot make myself appreciate it, I can only bite my tongue.
1. You don't know if the receiver took insufficent care according to their view. Maybe they consciously accepted a tradeoff because they directed their attention on something else.
2. Maybe a reasonable observer before the fact would have said they were taking the appropriate level of care, but shit just happened.
3. Maybe they don't consider whatever happened a problem. Maybe they don't want to draw attention to it and just want to move on.
4. As advice, it's 100% based on hindsight. Where were you when the person made the decision to take whatever level of care they took? Where was your advice as they were taking whatever action they took?
5. It's unsolicited, extremely unspecific advice and offers zero insight. What other thing should they have taken less care with?
Hopefully overanalyzing my reaction to it and ranting here might help me shake it off better next time.
It's not prompted by anything, I didn't hear anyone say it today, this simmering resentment for it just randomly came to the surface as I was thinking of the rain or something.
yesterday I got the βare you a boy or are you a girlβ question from a six-year-old, and I told her that some people arenβt boys or girls (like me!) I was expecting her to be a little confused, but she nodded thoughtfully and said, βwow, just like snails.β
@chiasm Kids aren't the ones who have trouble understanding and relating. π₯°
Not until they're trained. π
I updated to Fedora 40, which now includes KDE 6 and along with it a native Matrix client called NeoChat. I played with it for a bit, and it seems to have most of the features I'm used to from Element (including some cool extras like user-defined emoji). However, it won't decrypt any messages in rooms from before I first signed in with it, which kind of sucks. I guess I'll check back on it in a few months and see how it's progressed.
#fedora #fedoralinux #linux #kde #kde6 #matrix #element #neochat
There, ok. *breathe*
Now my todo list at work is finally down to the same items it was at two weeks ago.
@Thorwegian βοΈ morning was not terrible, but after lunch, everything Microsoft stopped working
and that's where everything is
@Thorwegian βοΈ Yes.
Unless all your work tools are down. π
They started working again later in the evening and today I'm in the physical office. Time to catch up on All The Things. I have a List.
Uffputzt:
Meine Seite mit Infos zu Blogs, neuen BlogbeitrΓ€gen und diversen KanΓ€len und Plattformen sieht seit vorhin so aus, wie ich es schon lΓ€nger plante.
HP = Hewlett-Packard
HP = hitpoints or health points
HP = Harry Potter
Recently I learned that among AA people:
HP = higher power
@Hypolite Petovan No, Alcoholics Anonymous have as one of their rules that nobody can recover without the help of a higher power.
I think the idea is you need to leverage some kind of external pressure to yourself, to hack your peer pressure circuitry as a force to help you do the right thing.
For some people it's a simple as their God, Christian or otherwise. For atheists, they may use something more abstract like the ideals of Starfleet or whatever.
Disclaimer: There is a lot of legitimate criticism against AA, ideological and in terms of outcome, I'm just explaining what I've learned of their higher power concept.
@Abhijith Balan It's an originally Christian framework, so people do what they can to make it work, and they redefine the terms as a workaround.
If you say "I interpret the 'higher power' of this framework to be my loyalty to my family" it doesn't suddenly make you believe in miracles, an afterlife and an omniscient Creator.
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