@David Is there a name for when someone consumes so much English media that their inner monologue permanently switches to International Broken English, and they have to translate their own thoughts back to their native language? ...Asking for a friend

oh i can port musl probably

@lauren she picked her pantone based on the couch downstairs

My first job was building out the first mega-datacenters. 2005-2007, I was a datacenter assistant monkey working from Google working somewhere in the Chicago suburbs, swapping out hard drives and ram and writing shell scripts, as myself and my friends unknowingly laid down the prototype for the kinds of datacenters we all see today.

And so it is with some significant expertise that I say:

Fuck datacenters. Datacenters are an anti-pattern.

@mick woke up at 2:30 (as it mostly happens at our age), saw that Israel won second place and was glad about it.

“The mechanism is straightforward, but its consequence is not. Once a system signals a possible threat, the question is no longer how certain the prediction is but what to do about it.”
https://theconversation.com/how-ai-can-lead-to-false-arrests-and-wrongful-convictions-281102

ok i want to learn what the hell a memory manager is and whether it's anything like an engineering manager. ugh i don't know any of this and i'm gonna have to issue special processor instructions too. i'm overwhelmed now time for something else

@julian You can certainly use the intent buttons on Bandwagon and the Qwertylicious demo site. They're actually two different implementations, so it might be valid to try both of them.

I'm pretty sure that @pfefferle has implemented some buttons in the WordPress plugin - Matthias, do you have a demo site we can test with?

And, I know Mastodon's Activity Intent work has landed, but I'm not familiar enough with their buttons to say which is being powered by Activity Intents, or how.

"The game of technology is defined and controlled by the United States of America. Local governments can impose rules that moderate the impact, but genuine limitations on technology are impossible.

Or, they used to be."

https://www.baldurbjarnason.com/2026/the-old-world-of-tech-is-dying/

Via @pluralistic

BLIMP #PyConUS

@FediFollows @vegan@fedigroups.social @plantbased @veganeasy @Satoshi @index @DelightfulAdv @vegan@mischievousmonsters.com @veganchefbot you might like this, @nik? 🥗

Primus, you're scaring me.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDEkUiOYNuU

#music #rock

@yassie_j nom nom nom

@Alice Isn't it why they put a bucket?

@phanpy@hachyderm.io never stops surprising me with small but meaningful UX details... just saw how it shows alt descriptions as footnotes below uploaded media, and i want to do the same in bonfire... chapeau @cheeaun@mastodon.social 🎩

@MurrayWindripper @hyc thank you Ireland 🙏

@cd0 I have an interesting example of a 64-bit Linux SBC with good power management - the GKD Pixel2 (pictured). A Rockchip RK3326 64-bit 1.5GHz quad Cortex-A53 with 1GB LPDDR4, 2.4" 640x480 LCD inside an aluminum shell. It has a quick suspend/wake option that works well. Besides playing some nostalgic games, I bought it to use as a portable Linux device.

Goodnight I sleep

I leave out concrete for you to eat

@rmondello yeah i get off vibes from the 1488 candidate