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"Containerd gets support for launching linux containers on FreeBSD"
Gimme that FreeBSD work laptop!
Gimme that FreeBSD work laptop!
BSD Now 460: OpenBSD airport folklore
discoverbsd.com/p/ab26300e8a
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@HippyWizard has 3 drinks this morning try to take a guess as to what they all are before reading the next tweet and comment how bad the difference between imagination and reality was (if you want)
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My thoughts exactly! And I wanted coffee and cappuccino and it seems a shame to waste the leftover espresso my 1980s espresso maker makes!
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Github Copilot seems very bad, but because it's bad ML code rather than code theft.
But then I also license everything WTFPL so maybe I just have a weird view of ownership?
I also pay extra to have my art commissions licensed CC-BY
But then I also license everything WTFPL so maybe I just have a weird view of ownership?
I also pay extra to have my art commissions licensed CC-BY
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Do you think they'll let me use pbs.org/wgbh/nova/labs… as cybersecurity training? Probably more useful than the normal ones I've gotten.
I often think of myself as not a maker, because I rarely take projects to the point of sharing them, and I tend to do projects mostly from manuals. Like, buying a broken tablet, installing spare parts from offbrand retailers, and then putting a beta linux on it.
Or writing 30 thousand words of RPG rules in order to port Dragons into Burning Wheel as having a full suite of lifepaths.
Or making experimental muffins where I take a recipe and ignore it and make a different thing.
I feel like I'm not a maker because I rarely change the state of the art, just grow my personal circle. If I write a software tool, I generally assume no one wants my changes, ans never advertise http://git.obscuritus.ca because I assume that it's just stuff no one wants.
I dunno, this is a weird anxiety, and it's the kind of anxiety I assume makes me a worse person, or at least a foolish one who is too focused on culture.
Or writing 30 thousand words of RPG rules in order to port Dragons into Burning Wheel as having a full suite of lifepaths.
Or making experimental muffins where I take a recipe and ignore it and make a different thing.
I feel like I'm not a maker because I rarely change the state of the art, just grow my personal circle. If I write a software tool, I generally assume no one wants my changes, ans never advertise http://git.obscuritus.ca because I assume that it's just stuff no one wants.
I dunno, this is a weird anxiety, and it's the kind of anxiety I assume makes me a worse person, or at least a foolish one who is too focused on culture.
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Others have stated the obvious regarding your status as a maker, but more importantly, not believing you are a maker doesn't make you a worse person. I'd rather someone who makes things and doesn't call themselves a maker rather than the opposite *side eyeing Elon Musk*.
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Yeah, it's far more about tenseness about leaving a mark and bettering communities by my presense
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Me, trying to prove the problem isn't on my end: *attaches radio frequency scan of bluetooth frequency range showing no noise*
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As someone who hates programming and finds most of it grating, I spent way too much of my weekend writing recreational C
To be clear, it was fun
To be clear, it was fun
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I was playing https://sgimenez.github.io/laby/ and trying to make a single robot that could solve every level, without storing state, while sticking to the rules like "the ant doesn't know if it's holding a rock" and "the ant can't look in any direction but 1 square forward"
Just asked a customer service manager why they didn't have automation tools to add their product to our AWS environment
Then linked a blog post from their own company to explain why I wanted this
I think they attached the blogpost to the engineering ticket, and that brings me joy
Then linked a blog post from their own company to explain why I wanted this
I think they attached the blogpost to the engineering ticket, and that brings me joy
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This, plus particulate emissions is not from car exhaust but from tires
https://twitter.com/schneider/status/1537100827327795200
I'm on a work call where I'm not the technical person, I'm doing management, organization, and communication
This is the fucking weirdest moment of my life
This is the fucking weirdest moment of my life
Management, organization, and communication have turned out to be some of the most important technical skills of my career. Funny how that works.
Fuck, but I don't want them! Give them to someone else.
Let me be the longhaired person who mumbles at the computer until the black magic is done
Let me be the longhaired person who mumbles at the computer until the black magic is done
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My wifi access point just fell off my wall
I guess I should have actually screwed that in...
I guess I should have actually screwed that in...
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My server room is now a room that gets too cold usually, and not a room that gets too hot
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As a person who does technical interviews for tech companies.
If someone ever showed up to an interview in a suit, I'd be stunned and offput
I'd try to not let it affect my decision, but damn would I be weirded out
If someone ever showed up to an interview in a suit, I'd be stunned and offput
I'd try to not let it affect my decision, but damn would I be weirded out
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So I've been playtesting a #Shadowrun technomancer stream for a while, and if you are interested in technomancers in Shadowrun - check it out! obscuritus.ca/TarotTechnoman…
It uses the Tarot deck to make daily Techno streams! And the techno in my group *loves* it.
It uses the Tarot deck to make daily Techno streams! And the techno in my group *loves* it.
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/315105/Code-of-Conduct-for-RPG-Projects&affiliate_id=66355
I hope one day the designer of this project finds out about HTML
I hear it's pretty cool
I hope one day the designer of this project finds out about HTML
I hear it's pretty cool
Code of Conduct for RPG Projects - Alphastream | DriveThruRPG.com
This document provides a Code of Conduct you can use in your RPG projects to create a safe and positive work environmentwww.drivethrurpg.com
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When did spam start meaning "Emails sent by botnets" and not "that garbage every fucking website sends you if you so much as look at a tracking cookie wrong"
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Step 1: Create Urgent Ticket
Step 2: Go Out of Office for days
Recipe to me disliking you
Step 2: Go Out of Office for days
Recipe to me disliking you
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You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.
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only kids born in 1988 know the curse of needing to change your email once you figure out the mistake you've made
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man, they ruin everything. I never would've thought about that, but I'm '86. At worst, someone could make a restaurant-related threat against me.
lol, seriously.
It's funny, I assumed everyone would just *get* the joke - but everyone except you not born in 88 has been like "Uh, my email as a kid sucked too".
So thanks for getting my terrible joke for only kids born in 88
It's funny, I assumed everyone would just *get* the joke - but everyone except you not born in 88 has been like "Uh, my email as a kid sucked too".
So thanks for getting my terrible joke for only kids born in 88
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terrible jokes are sometimes the best ones. 😅 I love getting an eye roll or groan out of someone for my terrible jokes.
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So #TCAF is right around the corner again, and of course that also means another tiny booklet giveaway! I’ll give away 5 booklet/ sticker pairs on June 18. Just comment or retweet to enter
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William Shakespeare was a 16th-century "content creator"; indeed the words of plays written in meter were not unlike modern rap in some ways, and how people followed their favorite thespians would be familiar to modern audiences.
In the cold winter of 1593, Will was revising drafts of Richard III while also fuming about a recent dust-up with another actor on the London scene. King Richard's story inspired him to write some withering insults...
You see, 1593 was the winter of his diss content.
In the cold winter of 1593, Will was revising drafts of Richard III while also fuming about a recent dust-up with another actor on the London scene. King Richard's story inspired him to write some withering insults...
You see, 1593 was the winter of his diss content.
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My security expert name is Silverwizard
So that MS Security expert namer?
https://security-expert-name.com
Yeah, about that...
https://security-expert-name.com/uploads/global/img/
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