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"Dollfuss [Austrian chancellor circa 1934] thought that Austro-fascism [...] could exist independently of the Nazi regime to the north. In making that mistake, he was supported by the Catholic hierarchy and big business, who were so disoriented by their terror of Social Democracy and its egalitarian message that they believed the Nazis to be the lesser evil, one that could be controlled."

(from I Seek a Kind Person, Julian Borger)

Probably time to decamp from sfba.social πŸ₯² wonder how I check which european servers are prone to being blocked.
exercises in concentrated academic spite are my absolute favorite papers to read eprint.iacr.org/2025/1237.pdf
I love using chatgpt to translate Swedish words for me. I ask it for the etymology of the words in addition to the translation, and it basically provides ready-made mnemonics.
My only two regrets in life are the things I've done and the things I didn't do.
hacker: i am spying on you through your webcam

linux user: omg you got it working?
Alright Digikey, I admit I didn't think to set a filter for that
Coming from the US, I still marvel that you can check luggage and board a domestic flight in Australia without ever presenting ID.

@ska @c0dec0dec0de @kloenk @navi I think one of the galaxy brain insights at Google was that there's really no reason not to go big when your environmental variability is tightly controlled.

There's nothing sacred about 4k pages, especially when you know with 100% confidence exactly what the distribution of ram sizes and mmu capabilities in your fleet looks like over the next couple of years.

We did the math on SSD wear rates and went all-in very early compared to industry because we knew exactly what our usage patterns were and would be.

Compared to those decisions, bumping a couple of #defines in the kernel to balloon argv capacity is small beans. I think it only comes across as a nasty hack because it's an unusually relatable decision by comparison.