Jernej Simončič �

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Petition - Urgent Reform for Transgender Healthcare in Ireland 🇮🇪

If you're an Irish citizen or resident of Ireland I'd appreciate if you'd take a moment to fill out this petition.
"The state-run National Gender Service (NGS) has effectively collapsed, with waiting lists extending beyond a decade."

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https://genderrebels.ie/petition/

#Ireland #Healthcare #Trans #LGBTQ #LGBTQIA

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@VulcanTourist @SecurityWriter I've got 10GbE between my workstation and server in the basement; there's a HP 1950 switch in the server rack, and then 3 switches with 4x2.5G+2x10G off AliExpress in my apartment. You can get web-managed switches with 4x2.5G+2x10G SFP+ for under 40€ (copper ones are more expensive).
@SecurityWriter I loathe the throbbers and pulsating placeholders that now appear everywhere.
A few months ago I installed Windows 7 on a Via C3 533MHz with 1GB RAM (and a 120GB SSD) to test something stupid, and the whole OS felt so snappy despite running on a CPU that was slow when it was released in 2001 compared to Win11 running on 9950X3D with 96GB RAM and NVMe SSD, and this is probably because on 7 when you clicked something, it might have taken a second or two for the window to appear, but once it was open, you could use it immediately. Modern stuff you click something, and window opens quickly, but is either empty or has just placeholders, and even when stuff starts appearing, it takes a long time before content stabilises (stops moving around) and becomes safe to click.

Just thinking about cloud apps like Microsoft 365, Dropbox etc. and how we now have a generation that doesn’t know what performance looks like.

That’s pretty sad.

I have a 10 gig pipe to my *desk*, running an ultra low latency enterprise network stack, with high-end current generation hardware and the majority of my work is done in… electron and web apps.

By god it’s depressing.

This is wrong, bath needs to be en-suite or next door to bedroom, kitchen on opposite side.

Also, library is too small.
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Peter Prevos 💧🎓📊🇳🇱🇦🇺 (@danderzei@aus.social)

Attached: 1 image My ideal house #architecture #library

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@tisha @gregkh Bug bounties usually (and I've seen a report where it showed that some large companies pay out often enough even though the report is bogus).
@gregkh Maybe "Days" should be changed to "Hours"?
Days since an "AI found security bug" turned out to be totally false due to the inability of the tool to actually parse C code: 0

I'm seeing multiple of these type of "reports" per week now for Linux. Why do people think that an LLM can somehow do better than a compiler and also not even test their proposed changes to verify they even do anything?

{sigh}
@azonenberg @foone Haha, one of the first things I did in Windows 3.1 was to change the button colour to cyan :)
(no magenta titlebars though)
@gsuberland It says something about how often this happens, that until you mentioned JLPCB, I thought you were talking about WeTransfer.
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@tml I've been using dark theme in Windows since 2002 or 2003, but I've always set the text to fairly low contrast (took me a few years to find colours that suit me, but I've been using basically the same theme since 2004). I've been (ab)using high contrast mode for this since Windows 8 took the classic theme away, and still do that in 11 despite it supporting dark mode, because the text is way too bright for me there (and it only applies to select few applications, because of course Microsoft had to invent a whole new way to use dark mode instead of using either the theming service that's been there since XP or UI colour settings that have been available since Windows 3.0).

For web pages I use either custom CSS or Dark Reader to get the desired low contrast dark theme.