@alexisbushnell I read it as a helpful reminder that "accessibility is not a criterion in this particular exercise, and since the path you have proposed seriously degrades the presentation for the overwhelming majority of readers, you risk reducing your marks. Please don't do yourself harm"

The big problem here is that you seem unable/unwilling to acknowledge that the font you propose is horrendous for non-dyskexic people.

This is what knowing physics well means.👌

@brie BrzoskAI (nie ma za co)

@thomasfuchs

i need to not start raging about how fucked this is. those are my packets i deserve to know where they went

Reliable protocols react to packet loss automatically, so when a person, such as a network administrator, needs to detect and diagnose packet loss, they typically use status information from network equipment or purpose-built tools.

#BBC Woman 'took own life after benefits cut in error' https://w.st/se4vS

@abekonge Provider. I really need to either switch providers or have a go at changing the settings there.

There was a time when we had better leaders in the US and the Soviet Union.

An important meeting was in this house in Reykjavík, Iceland in 1986 between Reagan and Gorbatsjev. This was maybe the beginning of the end of the cold war and also the beginning of the end of the Soviet Union.

I think of that meeting every time I drive past this house on the way to work in Iceland.

#Politics #Iceland #History

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e9/Hofdi_House_Reykjavik_%28cropped%29.jpg

Odin has been spending more time curled up on my bed, which on the one paw is very cute, but on the other it’s the time of year when Amsterdam is 110% mud and wet wipes at the door can only do so much #dog #dogs #dogsofmastodon

@pallenberg @bsi genau so muss das. Nicht mehr kuscheln mit Delos, Microsoft, AWS und co. Ist erst einmal ungemütlicher aber die Früchte ernten wir in Zukunft.

Hier könnte auch länderübergreifend zusammengearbeitet werden- nicht jeder muss das Rad neu erfinden. Frankreich liefert und z.B. Konferenzsoftware, wir liefern etwas anderes zurück. Gemeinsam als Europa schaffen wir den Ausstieg!

@FediTips
Thank you! No need for you to apologize, even though accepted, of course. You're doing a great work for many people, including me.

@baldur done -the weird consent forms though - is that you or your newsletter-provider?

(4/4)

"We know who we are. It's time to show the world. More importantly, it's time to show ourselves."

"Now, justice requires full, fair, and transparent investigations into the deaths of the two Americans who lost their lives in the city they called home. Jill and I are sending strength to the families and communities who love Alex Pretti and Renee Good as we all mourn their senseless deaths."

@romaintb

There was a lot of discussion about this (it was moved to Tier 2 in FreeBSD 13). Intel shipped 64-bit chips (Core 2) in 2006, so x86-64 has been supported by both of the big x86 vendors for 20 years at this point. Intel sold some 32-bit x86 chips for a while longer (and AMD sold the Geode systems for embedded uses for a bit as well), but a ten-year-old x86-64 chip will run 32-bit workloads faster than pretty much any x86-32 chip and with so much less power consumption that you'll save money over a year by moving to 64-bit. In the embedded space, ARMv7 (and, increasingly, ARMv8) are more power efficient than embedded x86-32 systems (and often much faster as well).

The cost of maintaining the 32-bit x86 port is high and the hardware to test it on is increasingly rare (most committers no longer have any x86-32 hardware and a lot of modern x86-64 systems lack the BIOS compatibility layer in UEFI and have a bunch of other differences so don't test the same code paths as real 32-bit hardware).

There are no plans to remove the 32-bit compat layer for userspace, so you can still run 32-bit x86 userland programs.

@David là aussi ça dépend. Les sites internes, ya du bon et du mauvais.
Un truc comme filigrane.beta.gouv.fr c'est top.

AT&T Mobile Subscriber Gains Miss Estimates in Tight Market
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-28/-at-t-mobile-subscriber-gains-miss-estimates-in-tight-market?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

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@craignicol @djm62 yup.

Zambia Bonds Drop as IMF Cools Hopes for Higher Investor Payouts
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-28/zambia-bonds-drop-as-imf-cools-hopes-for-higher-investor-payouts-mkxx3c5x?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

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