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paperwork at Deduktiva. dns and telco consultant.
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Lucie / minuteafter another too-long evening of poking at a hanging, complex SoC i'm thinking that maybe i should learn some more useful skills like growing food or making furniture, while it's not too late
bert hubert 🇺🇦🇪🇺🇺🇦New to me, but bloody irritating. The Reply Guy Now Powered by AI.
Spindley Q Frog@wingo I wrote a response to this the last time you posted it... I think Sussman's assessment was probably more or less correct when he made it, but we built a better world afterwards, and ceding that ground meant giving up fundamental tools of problem-solving that are perhaps more valuable now than they've ever been.
https://blog.information-superhighway.net/on-the-need-for-understanding
https://blog.information-superhighway.net/on-the-need-for-understanding
PowerDNSPowerDNS Recursor 5.4.0 Released
https://blog.powerdns.com/2026/03/09/powerdns-recursor-5.4.0-released
Chris SiebenmannBlog post: A taxonomy of text output (from tools that want to be too clever) https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/sysadmin/ProgramTextOutputTaxonomy
(In which I attempt to inventory all of the increasingly clever and disliked ways that command line programs have come up with to make their output less pleasant and harder for me to use. Dnf, you're on the list (near the bottom).)
(In which I attempt to inventory all of the increasingly clever and disliked ways that command line programs have come up with to make their output less pleasant and harder for me to use. Dnf, you're on the list (near the bottom).)
RevK 
OK, that works... Quite impressed with @jlc3dp
The PCB with LEDs to go inside is expected tomorrow.
Update: Someone asked me if this image was real, not AI, or proof of concept: FFS, it is a real photograph I took of a real 3D print!
And yes, I am mastodon only now, so bloody well boost 🙂 thanks. Yes, thank you.
P.S. never expected "bloody well boost" to work. Extra cool. Thanks all.
Matthew GarrettNever going to stop being angry about the subset of the free software community that would rather pretend that non-free software embedded in hardware doesn't exist than allow that non-free software to be replaced with equivalently non-free software that fixes bugs