dram🎀

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back when i was a curious kid my mom hauled home an old office laserjet printer. apparently she dared to transport it.

it had serial, parallel, and most importantly, 10M ethernet on the back. that sure was a port combination. i soon started nmapping the printer. and that turned into learning PCL, PJL, PostScript...

and before too many wasted prints, i had my first success: a paper with two lines near a corner. a bit like the attached image.

i think about how art is about the story a lot...

# tbh, i don't even want to do this. this is why i'm posting it here instead of in my terminal
ln -s /dev/null AGENTS.md

Hi #fediverse. We need to talk about something.

While talking to a colleague about how I recently learned most people have never sat on a crow it came up that she has never been sat on by a cat. Like, not even once during childhood.

Another colleague admitted they also have never been sat on by a cat.

My hypothesis is that most people have at one point in their life sat on by a cat.

🐈🐈‍⬛🐱

Have you ever been sat on by a cat?

Please boost for scientific accuracy.

Yes
No
Poll ends at .
why is it called "tweaking my PS1/oh-my-zsh/p10k/starship..." and not...

the Glasgow Interface Explorer project's new LLM policy:

We do not accept contributions where code was generated partly or in whole using LLMs. These tools are designed to be extractive and place an unreasonable burden on OSS maintainers, both on the level of individual pull requests and for the ecosystem as a whole. If you didn’t bother writing it, we won’t bother reading.

https://glasgow-embedded.org/latest/contribute.html

Contributing - Glasgow Interface Explorer

15$ #jlcpcb coupon code at Embedded World #ew26
it's not really "nobody has mentioned", but the lack of corporate accountability these days have really made business executives and consultancies replacable by computers haven't they
“All non-basic lands are face cards"

Q: Why is udev a great piece of software?

A: Because udev rules.