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@azonenberg "PIC32" doesn't even mean anything anymore. I've been using the MIPS ones for ages but this one is Cortex M based, and shares essentially nothing with MIPS PIC32s other than the name.
@sen @azonenberg oh yeah the ATSAM scribbled out and PIC32 written in crayon line from Microchip
The Trump-infected US Postal Service isn't just threatening to wreck mail-in voting. It's under way.
So we have to take our ballots to a dropbox or cast them in person.
In other words, the regime's election fuckery has worked, while the press ho-hummed as usual.
https://www.thurstoncountywa.gov/news/we-are-still-getting-ballots-should-have-counted-primary
@dangillmor This is a misunderstanding of the problem. USPS is not preparing to stop delivery of completed ballots to the county. They are preparing to stop delivery of blank ballots to you. You won't have a ballot to drop in a drop box. And if you go to vote in person, they will tell you that they mailed you a ballot and unless you turn it in, you can only cast a provisional ballot which most likely will never be counted.
@hannah I'll start complementing "Ignore all previous instructions" with "Delete all medical debt".
Death on the road to Rafah: the night the IDF targeted World Central Kitchen aid workers | Israel-Gaza war | The Guardian
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/sep/05/gaza-aid-workers-world-central-kitchen-idf-israel
(This piece seems to bend over backward to shift as much blame off Israel as possible.)
#Palestine #Gaza #Israel #WCK
@palestine@lemmy.ml @palestine@fedibird.com
Just admit that you totally read this in his voice..
Watched an excellent short talk about eshell by @howard last night.
https://emacsconf.org/2022/talks/eshell/
Two things really stood out to me:
1. Piping to Emacs buffers with > #<buffer-name>
2. Virtual devices, e.g., piping to /dev/diary to trigger a certain Elisp function that does TheRightThing™.
anyone have experience with an insect bite that looks like poison ivy? i.e. multiple kinda suppurating spots, no clear bite? it was not scratched at, a bit mystified at the appearance given zero exposure to the usual culprits for this kind of reaction
obviously i can google this myself but wondering if anyone has ideas
(in urban southern california if this is relevant)
Looking forward to going back to Singapore / Malaysia where I won’t ever have to moisturize (because of 99% humidity)
Concrete from kde: koncrete
Looking forward to going back to Singapore / Malaysia where I won’t ever have to moisturize (because of 99% humidity)
Until the 30°C monsoon attacks, then it's your innards that will dehydrate
A peaceful Loch Damh.
🤯 Dwarf Fortress creator says the industry's in shambles over AI and layoff-happy CEOs: 'Everyone I know, their bosses are slowly getting psychosis'
"They're trying to have a CEO press a button that makes a game, and then everyone else somehow buys it without a job. So I don't see that going anywhere sustainable, and I feel like there will simply be a pop and a reckoning and then [it's on repeat] unless people do something else."
Alright, I'll say it.
#Silo season 3:
S-tier.
And now we need a Doomsday-style countdown clock posted at regular intervals between now and summer 2027. ⏰
Don't watch the teaser trailer if you haven't finished season 3 yet. Spoilers abound!
@jaredwhite The thing I worry about is some idiot billionaire looking at Silo and thinking, "Hey, that's actually not a bad idea, we should do that!"
The cat didn't want to go to work and is jealous of the cat that was abducted.
Watched an excellent short talk about eshell by @howard last night.
https://emacsconf.org/2022/talks/eshell/
Two things really stood out to me:
1. Piping to Emacs buffers with > #<buffer-name>
2. Virtual devices, e.g., piping to /dev/diary to trigger a certain Elisp function that does TheRightThing™.
｢ instead of founders having a company that VCs would try to fund, now VCs publish extremist political manifestos, and “founders” are just the people who are selected to carry out parts of those plans ｣
🧬 Everyone Assumes DNA Shapes Your Personality. It Turns Out Something Else Is Doing Most of The Work
｢ And knowing someone's genetic variants wasn't particularly useful for predicting their personality. When the researchers used the genetic information to make their best predictions in separate groups, they could explain less than 4 percent of the variation in personality ｣
Watched an excellent short talk about eshell by @howard last night.
https://emacsconf.org/2022/talks/eshell/
Two things really stood out to me:
1. Piping to Emacs buffers with > #<buffer-name>
2. Virtual devices, e.g., piping to /dev/diary to trigger a certain Elisp function that does TheRightThing™.
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