Looks like they added geopolitical news to the weather widget

"etm." can be jokingly used to mean "and shit" at the end of a list for comedic or informal effect. 😈

[POV: the year is 2006. you are watching "Crazy Frog — Axel F" on your Sony Ericsson K510i in a very crunchy 3gp file using its loudspeaker while on a break in high school] (i spent like 30 minutes going through codec settings to make this an […] [Original post on social.treehouse.systems]

i will pick a fight over stale bots in literally any community

Watching Static Canvas' essay video jam entry on Spelunky! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00Ldb-H04_8 Its soo good... It manages to express the joy of just playing Spelunky (any version of it!! from the pixel art classic to the latest Spelunky 2). I'd try to say the same things as the video in […]

Sometimes I'm glad I don't have to worry about Banking Infrastructure But sometimes I'm worried we don't worry more about Banking Infrastructure

If you like exquisitely high-resolution industrial photography and find yourself in NYC, go see the Christopher Payne "Made in America" exhibit currently at the Cooper-Hewitt museum. https://www.cooperhewitt.org/channel/made-in-america/

i should make a sticker pack with the "best of" from my pictures folder

Finished this gorgeous pattern, and I'm glad that it's done but I've loved stitching it. #leoniekeborduurt #borduren #pointdecroix #crossstitch #embroidery #fiberarts #lta26

creatur https://m.youtube.com/shorts/9OPZAW347sw

there are five hand problems in software development: 1 naming things 3 absolute ordering 2 cache in5 concurrencyvalidation ́4 exactly-once delivery 6 off by one errors 4 exactly-once delivery

me: creates new github access token, set to expire in 7 days. github email notification, via all 3 e-mails it knows about: GITHUB USER, I HAVE BIG NEWS. SEVEN DAYS HENCE, YOUR TOKEN SHALL EXP—

Man, NAPS2 is so good. How did I not find this sooner

today in "cross-language RPC": Rust and Swift have a different bit pattern for pi

It is the year 2025, no wait 2026!, and I am still not able to select a text I just entered and capitalize it on my phone. Why?! what am I missing ;-;

I eat like a raccoon. It’s either the $1.50 Costco hotdog, or it’s ’a really exquisite meal I spent four hours cooking’. There is no in between

> sbt (originally simple build tool, nowadays stands for nothing[4]) Thanks Wikipedia ...wait. oh. Oh no. @whitequark

Honestly, most people don’t understand immigration. To or from anywhere. Pity they get to determine the political climate for whether other people get to leave war zones, climate disasters, genocides, especially people who are in those situations because of the first group of people in the first […]

Consider the slow creeping horror of a spring with no insects. The uncanny unspecified silence of the night. The emptiness and around you the whole ecosystem would be failing from the bottom up... without making a single sound. You might make it to fall, maybe through the first winter but […]

my definition of "an UI bug" is basically "any design or implementation choice that makes users miserable". i do not think many in open source hardware|software share this definition and i won't be satisfied until it's a new norm

this question is coming up a lot so i'll pin it - replacement for github: https://codeberg.org - replacement for github pages: https://grebedoc.dev - easy ci runners for codeberg: https://github.com/whitequark/nixos-forgejo-actions-runner

as promised, here is a repository that lets you quickly turn any random VPS into a Forgejo Actions runner in under 30 minutes, for use with Codeberg or your private forge! https://codeberg.org/whitequark/nixos-forgejo-actions-runner it uses NixOS internally, but Nix knowledge is neither […]

an "ai browser" isn't for users. it's a circumvention device for training the slop machine against the wishes of people who don't want their work ingested as grist for the Content mill

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A new study has found that Chattanooga, Tennessee's decision to build their own affordable community-owned fiber broadband network has driven $5.3 billion in economic benefits back to the community. From my colleague and friend @seangon.bsky.social:

RE: https://fantastic.earth/@samebchase/115662507963330539 Oh shit, I've got to read this. As someone previously helped a lot by Beej's Network Guide and had fun reading Beej's guide to supporting Fediverse comments on your blog, I think this will become another de-facto resource for a long time