Come join the fediverse! We got
If you tell your friends about Mastodon, youβre technically an ambassador of the federation.
I remember in the mid β90s, Bill Gates said something like βif the car industry had improved at the same rate as the computer industry, cars would go at a thousand miles per hour and get thousands of miles per gallonβ and someone at a car manufacturer replied that their customers are quite glad that the cars donβt crash several times a day.
I am starting to wonder if Tesla is an elaborate piece of performance art in support of this joke.
int. Kremlin
agent 1 (sets down bong): what if
agent 2: (giggling)
agent 1: what if we get trump to buy, like...
agent 2: (stifling laughter, holding back tears)
agent 1: ...fucking greenland
agent 2: (fully crying)
agent 1 (opens gmail): who's the dumbest senator
My mom accidentally referred to cryptocurrency as βkleptocurrencyβ this morning and I think Iβm going to call it that from now on! π€
Time to cause DOGE some pain!
Rep. Jamie Raskin has announced a campaign encouraging Americans to FOIA their personal data held by DOGE.
Recent court rulings mandate DOGE must comply.
PDF form letter: https://archive.ph/JYXXA
My Typst template: https://tangled.sh/did:plc:hgyzg2hn6zxpqokmp5c2xrdo/47-watch/blob/batman/supplementary-files/raskin-doge-privacy-request.typ
call me a precarious ledge and report me to OSHA the way I need a good railing
Consider this code. One thread repeatedly prints the number 100 in decimal to std::cout. Another thread repeatedly prints the number 0x100 in hex (which will output as '100') to std::cout.
You might reasonably expect that the output will simply be '100' over and over and over.
Unfortunately, the calls to operator<< can get interleaved so you end up with crosstalk of the format specifiers:
Imagine you're a #Gentoo packager, and you're about to bump a #Python package. Which of the release summaries sounds the most ominous to you?
#packaging #FreeSoftware #FediPoll
Remember: when you run #curl shipped by Apple with the --cacert flag it won't behave like #curl does everywhere else. As I wrote about last year. I think they're doing it wrong. They think its fine.
https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2024/03/08/the-apple-curl-security-incident-12604/
holding the website down with my foot & pointing my sword at them as I check this box:
The United States has paused intelligence sharing with Ukraine.
It is a move that was met with understanding by most world leaders, as every country has realized that this US administration is low on intelligence.