I was looking for a CSV of radio frequencies. I did not find a CSV of radio frequencies, but, uhhh, I did find this. gist.github.com/englishm/83a...

Some news.. blog.cloudflare.com/moq/

Weird circumstances under which to learn of Ozzy Osbourne's passing.

Oh hey, look who's here! 👀

This might be the weirdest co-marketing campaign I've ever seen.

#rustlang 2024 is here! blog.rust-lang.org/2025/02/20/R...

"Well well, hell pre-registration…"

Quite the game so far for anyone wanting to see KC taken down a notch. Wow! 🦅

Closed captioning has no chance to keep up with Kendrick.

2001 - 2025 RIP

If I was a teen who lost access to tiktok I would simply learn to appreciate the professionalism and higher production values of linear broadcast television

American teens are flocking to a new video app

Mister Rogers never misses

Keeping my follower count low by aggressively blocking anyone who follows me that I don't know who looks even the slightest bit spammy or obnoxious

I've been archiving and deleting all my old tweets, and tonight I was looking through some of the oldest ones.. I'm amazed this link still works. (For several reasons)

lol

Post someone you've been told you look like who you definitely don't look like. In high school, when I worked on the school paper with @johnphudson.bsky.social he used to call me "Rivers." Didn't see it at all then; looking back though, I kinda get it.

Now that Thanksgiving is over and we're in December it's socially acceptable to start putting up Christmas decorations...including in your player! Thanks to the folks at Qualabs for contributing! player.style/themes/x-mas...

Go Lions! I only caught the last 5 minutes, but I think this Amazon Prime Video TNF game is the first time I've watched the Lions and seen the plays all happen on screen before getting push notifications about what happened.

#AdventOfSystemSeeing Day 1

lol #PureMichigan

Are there labeler starter packs? Can you put a labeler in a starter pack? (I think not)

I will be teaching you all the Test Theory you need to know and you will be helping build automation tools for Test Engineers to use to write automated testing. Python is a must. Obviously neuro-spicy friendly and queer friendly; y'all know me.

But I digress. I'm looking for someone who knows some full-stack stuff and wants to learn things like QUIC and how hardware works and what's up with all that embedded stuff. I fully expect to be training you on the job so a hunger to learn "all the things" is a huge plus.

So I'm hiring for a Test Automation Engineer; anyone want to work for me? The role is in Louisville KY and I don't think we offer much in the way of relocation but I will ask. Not that I recommend moving to a deeply Red state TBH.

now I'm doom'd

I have no complaints at all about how my life turned out but still wonder how things in the biz would be different if artists' consent had been at all interesting to people when filesharing upended the "how you get paid" math and then streaming said "here's how: .003 per play take it or leave it"

Maybe also Tavani's Restricted Access / Limited Control (RALC) theory of privacy? Point being, it seems we're about to hear a bunch of folks talking about public vs. private as a monolithic binary, and I think we should push back on that.

I don't really have the time or energy to actively participate in extensive discourse about this right now, but for those who do, now might be an opportune time to revisit a couple concepts: - Contextual Integrity as described by Helen Nissenbaum - Networked Publics as described by danah boyd

I'm surprised to find there's no way to fast forward merge a branch across repos* on GitHub.com or in the mobile apps. With all the other things they allow you to do without involving a git client, I'm surprised that's not one. *e.g. to update a fork's main branch with the latest from upstream

wrote up a reply to @dustyweb.bsky.social's "How decentralized is Bluesky really" blog post

I don't really have the time or energy to actively participate in extensive discourse about this right now, but for those who do, now might be an opportune time to revisit a couple concepts: - Contextual Integrity as described by Helen Nissenbaum - Networked Publics as described by danah boyd

It's nice when folks talk about things they enjoy on here. It gives others an opportunity to find more new things to enjoy. One thing I'm enjoying right now is a cup of tea. I found put about this tea because @cdrom.ca posted about it a while back!

Blink: Intent to Extend Experiment: WebRTC encoded transform - Constructor with custom Metadata (originally Modify Metadata functions)

I subscribed to @theonion.com from my Italian address as a bit, because I noticed they weren't validating. I figured in the best case scenario I'd get an email from @bencollins.bsky.social being like "yeah not funny, sorry." Guess what just showed up on my doorstep instead. News from overseas!

Oh hey, @eshap.bsky.social is here now, too! Enjoying this moment of having more followers than he does for once. Suspect it won't last. :)

the existence of Magic the Gathering implies the existence of Magic the Scattering

in case you missed it, I’m doing a big zine sale this Friday! you can put it in google calendar if you’d like a reminder: wzrd.page/cal (or ical: wzrd.page/cal.ics)

Does anyone have good resources that discuss authorization, particularly in a distributed system? Not like _how_ but when/where to do it. eg. do you authorize at every network boundary? only at the gateway? everywhere in the code?

Let's Encrypt is now used by more than 500,000,000 websites!!! I could not be more happy and proud of everyone who has played a part in this colossal contribution to online safety, integrity, and confidentiality:

One thing that is really good about the “nuclear block” here is that when grifters, trolls, and paid disinformation accounts try to jump into the replies on popular threads or posts from larger accounts, to spread misinformation and disinformation, they can be removed immediately.

When people in the work chat talk about ST 2110 I like to pretend they're talking about a date roughly 86 years into the future.

Oh wow, even @dustyweb.bsky.social is here now!

Thanks for the warm welcome, y’all! The air is fresher here… I can breathe! #bydhttmwfi

Anyone else remember when Data Portability was kind of a novel concept? web.archive.org/web/20090723...

I would really like some generic project cases that are in the form of a "wall wart" power supply with a UK plug, and include a built in power supply. Is this a thing?

…and phpBB forums and MUDs and AIM and MSN and ICQ and e-mail and…

@mubashariqbal.com Can you add go.bsky.app/H1Fa1Bd to the directory, please?

#hugops to all my Netflix live streaming friends <3

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