@TheBreadmonkey
What separates us from the animals is our ability to abominate.

@fribbledom

It is for security (of their revenue stream). Reddit sells content to people training LLMs, making it easy to scrape the site defeats that.

@mothninja @davidbcohen @KaraLG84 @tommoree @sen @TheBreadmonkey @blabberlicious @arratoon @Nickiquote @DJDarren

The ship didn’t even have a name. It had no human crew because the factory craft which constructed it had been evacuated long ago. It had no life-support or accommodation units for the same reason. It had no class number or fleet designation because it was a mongrel made from bits and pieces of different types of warcraft; and it didn’t have a name because the factory craft had no time left for such niceties.

The dockyard threw the ship together as best it could from its depleted stock of components, even though most of the weapon, power and sensory systems were either faulty, superseded or due for overhaul. The factory vessel knew that its own destruction was inevitable, but there was just a chance that its last creation might have the speed and the luck to lick the remnants of Bernard Manning off its fingers.

Er is nauwelijks steun voor het Israël-Palestinabeleid van de regering. Dat blijkt uit een eerste peiling na het aantreden van het kabinet-Jetten. ‘Nederlanders zien geweld en straffeloosheid in Gaza en op de Westelijke Jordaanoever en willen daden van onze regering tegen Israël.’ https://rightsforum.org/opiniepeiling-nederlanders-willen-maatregelen-tegen-israel/

Starting next week ERPU co-founder and board member @jon is going for a new world record: the fastest time on the longest uninterrupted rail journey in Europe! 6281.6km of train travel from Kemijärvi, Finland to Lagos, Portugal.

You can find all of the details on his website: https://crossborderrail.eu/longestjourney/ — and of course we will be following and cheering him on here as well.

Good luck Jon!

#CrossBorderRail #LongestRailEU

Bloody fucking hell. I switched NSoE to tangle with pgpgpg instead of Emacs to avoid the problem with the org package's older version disappearing from ELPA, but now iocaine fails to compile because oxc_minifier-0.95.0 is throwing 403s.

@davidbcohen @KaraLG84 @woe2you @tommoree @sen @TheBreadmonkey @blabberlicious @arratoon @Nickiquote @DJDarren "I say we take off and lick the entire remnants of Bernard Manning off our fingers from orbit. It's the only way to be sure."

@TazPoltorak @TheBreadmonkey It doesn't matter how big your dictionary is, it matters if you know how to use it.

@KaraLG84 @woe2you @tommoree @sen @TheBreadmonkey @blabberlicious @mothninja @arratoon @Nickiquote @DJDarren Now is the winter of our discontent, made glorious summer by this sun of licking the remnants of Bernard Manning off our fingers

@Noisecolor whatever you need to tell yourself

@alexpsmith @TheBreadmonkey My beard's failure to cooperate is interfering with god's plan.

"Nel 2025 la rete elettrica italiana non è riuscita ad assorbire 640 GWh di energia prodotta da impianti eolici e 162 GWh prodotti da impianti fotovoltaici. (...) Un totale di 802 GWh che, se guardiamo al fabbisogno medio della famiglia tipo italiana equivalgono al consumo annuo di circa 300.000 famiglie. (...) per far fronte al quale sarebbero servite delle batterie che ancora non ci sono."

Incredibilmente per comprare i carri armati i miliardi si trovano sempre, quando si tratta di costruire impianti di accumulo che ci permetterebbero di tagliare il consumo di gas (e colpire Putin dritto nel portafoglio) EHHH SIGNORA MIA MA I PERMESSI, LE VALUTAZIONI, LA TUTELA DEL PAESAGGIO.

https://www.dday.it/redazione/58527/nel-2025-litalia-ha-buttato-via-800-gwh-di-energia-rinnovabile-il-consumo-di-300000-famiglie

@EUCommission hey, what about Gemini and Claude?

@woe2you @tommoree @sen @TheBreadmonkey @davidbcohen @blabberlicious @mothninja @arratoon @Nickiquote @DJDarren I have a Gumbie Cat in mind, her name is Jennyanydots;
Her coat is of the tabby kind, with tiger stripes and leopard spots.
All day she sits upon the stair or on the steps or on the mat:
She sucksthe remnants of Bernard manning off her paws —and that's what makes a Gumbie Cat!

@billiglarper @DJGummikuh

Not just the look. I was hiding behind something in the first game and heavy gunfire destroyed my cover, shooting off various bits until there was nothing left. Most newer engines are still a lot more static.

@technocounselor Health comes before all other things, that's what I always keep in mind.

@afewbugs @sustainable_schools @econetwork
Sometimes it not what we say in the books that is really real before opening the books 📚.
If you want the proof am with Mr segawa Ephraim and he is the one gave me this project to lead it here on mastodon and across other social media platforms but because of @sustainable_schools and @econetwork
After stealing the school you decided to start beating the school project pretending you are good people, but even here at #mastodon you want to do the same

Hallo! Wir sind nun endlich auch hier angekommen und werden künftig über Veranstaltungen, Aktionen und unsere Arbeit informieren. :-)

@bagder

But libcurl can’t support this except in builds where it links to libssh2. And this means that any program that might take advantage of this is also linked to libssh2. Which means that the real question is:

Is it easier for a program to encode something as a URL and a set of HTTP headers and pass it through libcurl’s APIs, or is it easier for it to pass those same values directly as arguments to libssh2 APIs?

I’ve never used libssh2, so I can’t say with 100% certainty, but I would be shocked if going via an API designed for a completely different kind of interaction is simpler.

The related question is whether there are use cases where you would want a program to either copy a file to / from a server or execute arbitrary code on that server via SSH, depending on user input. I can think of numerous reasons you would want to do that, but they’re all malware.