@LeninandEngels1989 IIRC this is not how things worked out
Notices by Modern Industrial (modernindustrial@mastodon.club), page 34
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Modern Industrial (modernindustrial@mastodon.club)'s status on Monday, 09-Apr-2018 16:29:37 EDT
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Modern Industrial (modernindustrial@mastodon.club)'s status on Monday, 09-Apr-2018 16:28:32 EDT
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[To the tune of MC Hammer's "Can't Touch This"]
Doooo doo doo doo
Doo doo
Doo doo
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Modern Industrial (modernindustrial@mastodon.club)'s status on Monday, 09-Apr-2018 14:38:49 EDT
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@noflag The winners get a golden pineapple, I assume?
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Modern Industrial (modernindustrial@mastodon.club)'s status on Monday, 09-Apr-2018 12:10:00 EDT
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@Modern_Industrial Mine is without a doubt, the point in Insterstellar after they go through the wormhole.
They're deciding which planet to investigate, then note that they "need to treat time like a resource" (due to gravitational time dilation).
Then, the planet the choose to visit? THE MOST TIME-EXPENSIVE OPTION AVAILABLE.
Otherwise, a phenomenal movie, but holy fuck folks.
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Modern Industrial (modernindustrial@mastodon.club)'s status on Monday, 09-Apr-2018 12:07:03 EDT
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@ink_slinger lol No, but that one's an easy target.
Actually, I was picking my wife up from the airport yesterday and serenading her with the content of my Little Mermaid rant. She then countered with a critique of Big Hero 6 (which I had raised when we first saw the movie) - why doesn't Hiro just build another neuralcranial transmitter?
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Modern Industrial (modernindustrial@mastodon.club)'s status on Monday, 09-Apr-2018 12:04:09 EDT
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@games Agreed, especially with Dark Knight Rises. I re-watched it this weekend, and it has some real challenges.
TBH, though, the part that made me cringe was when Batman punched Bane in the final fight, and Bane fumbled with reconnecting the delicate little tubes on his mask. Like, "Hey Bane - ever think about a tube cover?"
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Modern Industrial (modernindustrial@mastodon.club)'s status on Monday, 09-Apr-2018 11:06:49 EDT
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@mpjgregoire @ink_slinger Exactly. Pumping the carbon from the Alberta fields into the atmosphere is basically game over for climate change.
And the risk of a pipe leakage is that the potential for volume spilled is much higher than oil tankers, where the spilled amount is fundamentally limited.
Honestly, even though trade wars are stupid (especially between provinces), this argument between BC and Alberta got me like
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Modern Industrial (modernindustrial@mastodon.club)'s status on Monday, 09-Apr-2018 10:51:26 EDT
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@mpjgregoire @ink_slinger Got it. Thank you for the background.
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Modern Industrial (modernindustrial@mastodon.club)'s status on Monday, 09-Apr-2018 10:06:34 EDT
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@ink_slinger @mpjgregoire I don't understand why other methods would be more dangerous. Wouldn't that basically be tanker truck, or am I missing something?
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Modern Industrial (modernindustrial@mastodon.club)'s status on Monday, 09-Apr-2018 09:52:55 EDT
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@miwilc Seconded - especially stormtroopers.
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Modern Industrial (modernindustrial@mastodon.club)'s status on Monday, 09-Apr-2018 09:52:14 EDT
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@starbreaker Oh man, that one got me too. I had to watch that through my fingers, screaming "What are you doing?!"
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Modern Industrial (modernindustrial@mastodon.club)'s status on Monday, 09-Apr-2018 09:49:30 EDT
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@dokidoki I think I missed that part lol
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Modern Industrial (modernindustrial@mastodon.club)'s status on Monday, 09-Apr-2018 07:36:20 EDT
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What's the most frustrating plot hole you've ever seen in a movie?
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Modern Industrial (modernindustrial@mastodon.club)'s status on Saturday, 07-Apr-2018 12:34:59 EDT
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@natejms That's fair. I think bitcoin may be doing a disservice to many when it comes to learning about computer systems. It seems some are learning about the idea of a blockchain (which is honestly fairly complicated) before learning about more basic concepts like databases or encryption.
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Erin Bee (erinbee@mastodon.social)'s status on Friday, 06-Apr-2018 19:38:35 EDT
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Heavy metal and natural language processing: Finding the most and least metal words from a corpus of over 200000 songs
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Modern Industrial (modernindustrial@mastodon.club)'s status on Friday, 06-Apr-2018 23:24:32 EDT
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@Canageek This is a good idea. Like something from an RSS/Google Reader space, but reorganized for more of a social experience. Self hosting could be done much more easily, making it far more accessible. The challenge would be the feedback part - likes, retoots, comments, etc.
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Canageek (canageek@cybre.space)'s status on Friday, 06-Apr-2018 22:41:33 EDT
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I'm wondering if you could make a really simple social network without using a database. (Well, you'd probably need one for login information, but other then that...)
Each users messages are saved in a text file. The people they follow are also saved in a text file. When they want to see messages they request the messages from each user one at a time, and reassemble them on the other end.
The client requests the messages a small number at a time until it reaches messages it has already seen.
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Canageek (canageek@cybre.space)'s status on Friday, 06-Apr-2018 23:16:09 EDT
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The other idea I had once, instead of a federated model, was no servers.
Bittorrent based social network. Messages, pictures, whatever, all go into the swarm. If I want to follow you, my client asks around until it find a copy. The more people follow someone the easier it is to get copies when they are offline.
This would also have a sort of weird non-chronological arrival order. Messages that more people see arrive first, as do messages from people online.
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Modern Industrial (modernindustrial@mastodon.club)'s status on Friday, 06-Apr-2018 18:47:57 EDT
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@natejms Sorry for the rants lately. I'm mostly just tired of the buzzword idiocy about it. It seems like it's eaten a lot of brains, making folks blind to better solutions.
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packetcat (staticsafe@mastodon.zombocloud.com)'s status on Friday, 06-Apr-2018 18:27:54 EDT
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Backpage domains seized by feds, co-founder’s Arizona home raided
FOSTA/SESTA hasn't even been passed into law yet and this shit has already started.
Fuck this nonsense, this is going to affect Canadian sex workers as well, it is heavily used here.