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I honestly can't grasp why anyone would lower themselves to use the Zuckerberg platforms. They've been unethical and money-grubbing from the very beginning.

@palestine @israel

@glynmoody
That’s some of the worst writing I’ve ever seen from Mike.

Ok, #FediHelp hive mind, if you had to #repair a broken plate with a glue that was dishwasher and food safe, what glue would you use? #BoostsWelcome

EDIT: DAP makes a ceramic glue that is dishwasher/microwave safe and nontoxic. I think I'm probably going to try that first. Thanks to everyone who had suggestions! And thanks to @westerling for the tip!

I made it cyberdeck, doing a write up on it now, I am using a raspberry pi 4. #python #RaspberryPi
@peterdrake Yes, I like it and it is also physically solid. In the beginning I had problems with an often crashing #Firefox but that problem seems solved by an update because it does not happen anymore. If you want to have an impression of the camera you can look at #shotonfairphone5
“Wild water running down the slope”

Torrents are steeply sloping streams.

They are generally mountain waters. They originate from rheocrene springs (apparent, sloping, flowing springs) and glaciers, but more generally from wild water running down slopes.

The profile of a torrent is constantly changing. More or less powerful floods constantly modify the currents and their erosive action on the river bed and banks. This phenomenon is amplified by irregular flow rates and laminar, turbulent flows.

🔎 https://nicolas-hoizey.photo/photos/wild-water-running-down-the-slope/

📅 19 October 2023

📸 Fujifilm X-T3 + 10-24mm
🎛️ ISO 400, ƒ/9, 1/10 s

#Travel #TravelPhotography #Europe #France #ProvenceAlpesCoteDAzur #HautesAlpes #ValleeDeLaClaree #Photography #Fujifilm #Fuji #XT3
Wild water running down the slope — Nicolas Hoizey photography

Torrents are steeply sloping streams.

Nicolas Hoizey photography

@jordan_kendrick @downey Personally I reckon it can, but I'll have to see it to believe it.

There'll be plenty of pressure to resist!

I can hardly believe it, but I actually just unbricked an old SSD that was "broken" for years using this guide: https://www.computerlounge.it/posts/how-to-unbrick-sandforce-ssd

(Yes, I actually installed Fedora 14 on a spare computer for this.)

#ssd #repair #linux #fedora #sandforce #kingston

How to unbrick a SandForce SSD

So now that we all understand that thanklessly relying on free work of overworked maintainers is a problem, how about we put our money where our mouth is?

I think @AndresFreundTec needs a fat bonus check for saving our asses.

And Lasse Collin needs a lot of support, and probably a nice vacation.

I pledge $100, for starters.

Now how can we make sure to send the funds to the correct people?

Or is there already any fundraiser that I missed?

#liblzma #xz #ssh #security #oss #floss

We got a human-submitted, AI-generated PR for @pillow that claimed to speedup an internal function by 54%.

It presented no benchmark script, so I benchmarked and found no noticeable improvement.

The PR claimed the "new optimized code was tested for correctness" and offered some "Generated Regression Tests" that it declared passed.

I ran them. After fixing an import error, the tests failed for both the PR and main.

No thank you, Codeflash AI.

https://github.com/python-pillow/Pillow/pull/7915 #Python #AI #CodeflashAI

Speed up Stat._getmedian() by 54% in src/PIL/ImageStat.py by ihitamandal · Pull Request #7915 · python-pillow/Pillow

📄 Stat._getmedian() in src/PIL/ImageStat.py 📈 Performance improved by 54% (0.54x faster) ⏱️ Runtime went down from 22998.37μs to 14889.95μs Explanation and details (click to show) The function can...

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