Notices by clacke: inhibited exhausted pixie dream boy 🇸🇪🇭🇰💙💛 (clacke@libranet.de), page 21

@SDF.ORG @SDF I just realized there's a social.sdf.org in addition to the mastodon.sdf.org. What's the intended difference in use between the two?

mastodon.sdf.org
- Mastodon / GNU Social
social.sdf.org - Smaller, SDF member instance

sdf.org/?tutorials/social_netw…

Should I read this as m.s.o being an open registration server for the general public, while s.s.o is for registered SDF members only?

Checking their signup pages, they look similar but slightly different, and both seem to be general-purpose with registrations subject to review. No specific exclusion criteria mentioned.

#sdf

Oh, and they celebrated 60 years of marriage the other day. Pretty awesome.

@Hypolite Petovan @alysonsee (Fca)

This is the kind of movie that should have worked, good actors and cinematography, interesting enough story, not bad for a superhero origin story.

The script just lacks a certain something that would make it click. Also it's Bladerunner weather all the time.

We're watching #MadameWeb . It's not awful.

But how do you take a plane abroad when you're a wanted person?

@Hypolite Petovan @alysonsee (Fca) Yeah, until dad cancelled it, their number had been theirs since 1966 when they moved into town.

They've lived in their current house since 1969.

It is still mesmerizing. Not sure if I can really learn anything from it though. 😃

Bitonic searches are completely mind-boggling to see.

Some searches you can kind of get. Some are iteratively monotonically improving sortedness, and that's easy to see. Flower petals mean that a region is internally well-sorted but contains values from the full set, and you can recognize when those exist and are later merged.

@shom 🐧📷🤿🏔️🪚 It is slowly improving! But local vendors here in my city do not sell Linux-friendly laptops without Windows, even when they ship with Ubuntu preinstalled in other markets. (e.g. Dell XPS and Lenovo Carbon)

Framework doesn't ship here, but Librem does! And System76 as shown by your link, I didn't know that!

Is that new, or has System76 done international shipping for a long time?

"Over 70 Sorting Algorithms in Under an Hour - Linked Disparity Dots"

farside.link/invidious/watch?v…

youtube.com/watch?v=f0zcl5ERS8…

/via libranet.de/display/0b6b25a8-2…

#visualization #audibilization
#SortingOutSorting #SoundOfSorting

This came up in a discussion the other day, and by coincidence it now showed up in the "on this day" reminder on another network where I had also posted it.

♲ @clacke@libranet.de: Me, calling dad on his mobile: Something is weird with your landline. It says "number not in use".

Dad: Nope, nothing wrong. I canceled it. They were raising the monthly fee a couple of euros and we have mobiles, so we don't need it.

Perfectly reasonable from an objective point of view, but .... but ... That phone number is a decade older than I am! I literally have life memories tied to that number.

I didn't know I could feel this way about five simple digits.

I never fully finished this and merged it into racket2nix proper.

I had been full-time employed on non-racket2nix stuff for a year at that point and was trying to pick it up again in my "spare time".

Any year now.

>> jean-luc picard but his smile gets bigger as you scroll down: a thread 💫

> nitter.net/picardout/status/12…

nitter.net was destroyed by Twitter's API changes. This archived Twitter URL works and *probably* doesn't give traffic to Twitter?

web.archive.org/web/2021061614…

@Mans R @Ken Fallon (PA7KEN, G5KEN) Haha!

Serious answer:
1. I don't put up pictures of the area near my home
2. It would probably just look like a picture of wet foggy buildings, it's difficult to capture this kind of thing

"Pappa! Come here! Why is the rain doing that?!"

Our towers are spaced close to each other, maybe the tower is 50 m wide and the distance wall-to-wall to the next tower is just 10 m or even less, so the passage between two towers can have pretty high wind speeds.

Now it's raining and windy, so first of all we can see the general vertical rain outside the window, nothing weird with that. But occasionally there will be a powerful burst of wind between the towers and it will bring with it a white spray of water sucked in from the other side of the passage. So you kind of see these waves of white spray through the air, it's quite a unique view.

It is thanks to "Star Trek Shitposting" that I sometimes wake up and find "Faith of the Heart" playing in my head.

It's a good thing! I'm one of those rare people who find it a genuinely good song.

@silverwizard But that's a Christopher Lambert movie ... 'Jeffrey Combs as "D-Day", a computer geek' ... ah! Haha!

Oh man. That movie is so bad, typical every-Lambert-movie-except-Highlander fare. I should watch it again some time.