@jamey Oh, man, that's awesome -- sorry for failing at reading comprehension. :/
@Unlikelylass No worries, I'm pretty sure I could have written more clearly. 😂
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@jamey Oh, man, that's awesome -- sorry for failing at reading comprehension. :/
@Unlikelylass No worries, I'm pretty sure I could have written more clearly. 😂
"If buying isn't owning, then piracy isn't stealing" said @pluralistic
Registration is open for @pluralistic talking at the Hudson, Ohio library
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@pezmico A competent opposition would also be unafraid to squeeze some serious coin from the ultra wealthy in order to massively rebuild our teetering public health system. Not some weaksauce CGT that scrapes a pittance from property transactions.
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But. There are much better ways to hit back against the US than with tariffs that hurt *Canadians*:
Cancel contracts with US firms.
Get off American tech.
Take @pluralistic's idea and allow reverse-engineering of American tech (by repealing parts of the copyright act).
RE: https://mstdn.ca/@hamishb/117150670738083298
Hashtags #cdnpoli #canpoli #Canada #buycanadian #tradewar
@pluralistic has written about this. We have economic weapons. We need leaders with the courage and strategic sense to use them.
A winning trade war strategy for Canada https://medium.com/@doctorow/https-pluralistic-net-2026-01-11-disenshittification-nation-heated-rivalry-bdb1f11a0018
Can anyone explain to me how did iOS versions go from 18 to 26?
@farah Time Travel
I really should be doing dishes or something, but I am slightly pinned.
Book chapters are an important form of scholarly communication in the humanities and social sciences, yet have historically had very poor metadata coverage.
In a pilot study, I fine-tuned the #NuExtract3 vision-language model on a ground-truth dataset of 600+ table-of-contents scans from @DNB_Aktuelles's CC0-licensed "Kataloganreicherung" program. (1/3)
RE: https://mastodon.social/@tabmcleo/117152120032795192
Excellent read! @pluralistic has been pushing the idea below and it's good to see another champion for it:
"If Trump is now ripping up our trade agreements and attacking us, we should be looking at a full rollback of the CUSMA digital chapter. It’s time to reclaim the policy space we gave up, like the ability to decide when sensitive Canadian data must remain under Canadian jurisdiction or using public procurement to build domestic cloud and software capacity."
Neuzugang in der #Fundtruhe in der Kategorie "Netzwerk" (https://computertruhe.de/fundtruhe/#netzwerk):
FRITZ!DECT Repeater 100 (https://computertruhe.de/fundtruhe/fritzdect-repeater-100/)
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@farah they switched from using an incremental version number to a version number based on the last two digits of the year.
@listless Grrr
Albert Camus on the 3 antidotes to the absurdity of life https://t.co/4eM6QR3VtI
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Perhaps the bulk of SdFat.h's implementation of Microsoft's FAT filesystem is in the appropriate Volume superclass, which for FAT32 is split between deferring to a FatFile class & its FatPartition superclass.
That FatPartition superclass has a method for allocating new runs of blocks within a preconfigured range, by wrap-around iterating over all free blocks in the allocation table until it finds a free one. It may update the lower-bound of the range to save time next time.
2/5?
There's a variant of the allocator which attempts to supply contiguous runs, thus making reads of the file faster. As well as a method for zeroing out each entry of a linkedlist within that File Allocation Table.
There's a method which wraps a cache-class in the appropriate bittwiddling depending on whether we've got a FAT32, FAT16, or FAT12 filesystem.
Then there's methods for counting up how much space is free, & another to init that cache & read in various properties.
3/5?
@cstross Klein bottle goes to a psychiatrist. She asks “what’s wrong?” The bottle replies “Where do I even *begin*?”
@rasterweb @mathias @requiem I don't think any feed readers look at sitemap.xml. A reasonable implementation of the sitemap protocol should list all the pages on your site, and should break the list across multiple files, but that's only to tell search engines what you have rather than waiting for them to discover it all by crawling. (And these days there's a reasonable question to ask about whether you even want that.)
An RSS feed has a different purpose, and paginating it has different requirements and works differently. I did write a WordPress plugin for that (https://github.com/jameysharp/wp-fullhistory) though I'm not an experienced WordPress or PHP developer so all I can say is it seems to work 😅
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