Notices by @kmicu@mastodon.social (kmicu@mastodon.social), page 5

@gcupc Thank you!

Ethiopian wolves; currently only about 500 left in the world.

Photography by Will Burrard-Lucas

What looks like a flamboyant fashion accessory is actually this jelly's brilliant evolutionary strategy for attracting prey.

Photograph by Tony Wu

http://www.bohemianmatrices.com/gallery/

https://sinews.siam.org/Details-Page/rhapsodizing-about-bohemian-matrices

a. A density plot in the complex plane of the eigenvalues of a sample of 73 million 5×5 matrices with entries sampled from the set {-20, -1, 0, 1, 20}. Color represents the eigenvalue density.
b. A density plot in the complex plane of the eigenvalues of all 19×19 (Frobenius) companion matrices with entries in {-1, 1}.

@luckystrike Thank you but the truth is that I’m only a fellow OpenWRT user and discovered that info when troubleshooting my own issues 😹

@ebassi Thank you!

@rysiek in what way not-for-profit or small instances are affected by current state of legislation?

@irl Alas I didn’t save any links to OTR mailing list discussions about OMEMO but https://blogs.fsfe.org/vanitasvitae/2018/09/07/future-of-omemo/ is relevant too and I have it in my notes so I can share it right away.

Regarding MP3 player I feel that pain. I’m still actively using iRiver t50. It works. I love it. It has FM radio too.

I can recommend second-hand devices supported by https://www.rockbox.org/
On my local market they are easy to find and cheap cuz folks throw them away 🤦

@irl there is info about that on OTR mailing lists.

(Those are folks behind https://coy.im/ and https://otr.im/ actively working on OTRv4.)

I treat OTR and OMEMO as two solutions with different trade-offs. OMEMO is not a successor to OTR in any way only a currently fashionable choice. 😺

@Copenhagen_Bram @mray It works in a terminal emulator and it’s not a command line interface so we are somewhere between the CLI and the GUI.
🤷

(Emacs as a dependency is an implementation detail 😺)

@Copenhagen_Bram @mray https://emacs-guix.gitlab.io/website/screenshots.html

“For example, humans and cats share about 90 percent of our genes; we share nearly two-thirds of our genome with fruit flies, despite being separated for approximately 800 million years.” ― https://www.quantamagazine.org/jellyfish-genome-hints-that-complexity-isnt-genetically-complex-20190108/