@fesshole you’ll be fine. He’ll be in his 40s and put some tomato ketchup and mozzarella on toast when he’s had a bad day.
The @emf lineup has been published and everytime I look at it I favourite a bunch more stuff. I love that the range is so wide theres almost nothing beyond “that sounds interesting” that would be a common thread through them all https://www.emfcamp.org/schedule/2026
I’ve just discovered Dockerfiles support copying/mounting a file from an entirely different image, sourced at build time. I now want to build a cursed frankenimage where every file in the final image has been taken from the `latest` revision of a different image and see how long it takes to break.
@CatherineFlick I’m on agile here in an all-electric flat, have neither solar or a battery, and end up paying significantly less anyway. Not sure how much of that is that I work from home so can easily time shift high usage things like running laundry to low cost times, and eat fairly late so I’m rarely using the oven/hob during peak periods.
@Canageek @gsuberland think of it as there being multiple competing TCP/IP stacks on the market for Windows. Maybe you get one from your ISP, or maybe you buy NordWinsock which includes Privacy Protection Plus, or GamerSock with proprietary latency reduction technology.
@CatherineFlick I’d say it’s almost certainly worth looking the agile + agile-like tariffs depending what your energy use patterns look like and/or your ability to load shift into a battery.
@brunogirin I wish ActivityPub had an option to subscribe to all replies to a post because this is very relevant to my interests.
@Thayer you don’t even need a fake ID, just a copy of any game with a photo mode and a vaguely over 18 looking protagonist.
@CatherineFlick not even mentioned in that article is the swarm of mosquitos.
I love how neatly sorted this selection of variously sized googly eyes is, I thought as I opened it upside down.
We appear to have reached the point in an EMF cycle where everytime I sit down to knock some items off my todo list I come away with more on it than I started with.
Jump scared by a giant train station ad for a device I worked on years ago and thought had been quietly shelved since.
the cyberpunk present is weird as fuck: the latest Shai Hulud malware wave contains an LLM prompt to create biological weapons and nuclear weapons, with the purpose to trip LLM safety refusals so that LLM-based code scanning wont see the malware
@crashtestdev Fastmail are the one that comes up whenever I see this mentioned.
Big day. EMF admin in the morning. Climbed in the afternoon and topped another V2 which is still an achievement for me. Completed a run of Sektori in the evening after almost 40 hours of trying. I’m now going to celebrate these achievements with Chinese takeaway.
I’ve started season 3 of The Handmaid’s Tale, a show I still find utterly gripping and borderline traumatic at the same time. The thing I find more traumatic is a single sentence that’s stuck with me from an interview with Margaret Attwood.
“We never put anything in the show that hasn’t happened somewhere in the world already.”
Why is so much of YouTube obnoxious pricks screaming at video games like they’ve just managed to find a cure for cancer or something. Just chill out a bit, I’m glad you’re enjoying your game of Pokemon but man, can you not do so quietly?
This post brought to you by having a 12 year old and a headache.
@gsuberland it’s ok, they put “no copyright intended” in the video description so licensing no longer applies.
@an0key I assume the sticker just out of shot says “don’t you dare touch that window handle, Luke”.
@jonty @misingtale @Thayer and because I have the numbers to hand 816 unique volunteers who took a shift during the event itself, plus however many people did stuff not tracked as shifts. I reckon we’ll easily be over a thousand people who did *something* this year.
@Thayer @Documentally (this is maybe less true now I’m doing it with a 12 year old in tow, who regrettably hasn’t yet learned the joy of sleeping in)