pzmyers@octodon.social ("pzmyers 🦑") wrote:
Rod Dreher is damaged goods. Don't let him write again!
https://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2021/10/06/rod-dreher-still-has-a-job/
pzmyers@octodon.social ("pzmyers 🦑") wrote:
Rod Dreher is damaged goods. Don't let him write again!
https://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2021/10/06/rod-dreher-still-has-a-job/
We have a coding style rule at work about braces on conditionals being mandatory online when the block is more than one line and I can't tell you how much I hate that it is literally *line* rather than *statement*
@dataclasses.dataclass
class Chungus:
bungus: list[str] = dataclasses.field(default_factory=list)Python gets weirder every time I write some.
That's how to have a default value in a dataclass, apparently.
*Corpsona*
What if we own the links
lol, @github@twitter.com still bills you for Actions that only failed because their shit broke. Unbelievable.
Which Windows distro is the one without ads and shit like this?
I was not ready to wake up to this https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/oct/05/carrie-johnson-urges-tories-to-back-transgender-rights
Meanwhile on Windows, there's no easy way to set a default web browser.
But Edge can do it.
But Windows "does not support" it.
But Firefox can do it, for now, because they reverse-engineered how Edge does it.
But Windows "does not support it," because something something security.
But Edge can do it.
technomancy@icosahedron.website ("tech? no! man, see...") wrote:
it's interesting that as Le Guin's last Ekumen novel, this one dealt most directly with Earth; the only one to name more than indirect references to any Earth culture. it also dealt more directly than any other with religion and capitalism, but some of the capitalism critique felt a bit heavy-handed. the parallels to China and the cultural revolution (ideograms, old writing systems replaced) were a little weird too.
but I enjoyed it; a fun read even if not at the level of The Dispossessed.
technomancy@icosahedron.website ("tech? no! man, see...") wrote:
I just finished reading Ursula Le Guin's novel The Telling. still processing it since it's a lot to take in. I enjoyed it, but it's definitely not my favorite. the culture it depicted felt rich but elusive. the struggle for the oppressed stories to survive be told was compelling, but the stories themselves felt like they were right on the edge of being meaningless or insubstantial.
isagalaev ("Ivan Sagalaev") wrote:
Well… It looks like #Darktable writes the same file 3 times when exporting. Which means my uploader happens to snatch the first unfinished version. Which means I'll have to implement a debouncer in #Rust… Why aren't things ever easy and just work?
pzmyers@octodon.social ("pzmyers 🦑") wrote:
Well, the Catholics have been evil again.
https://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2021/10/05/i-see-a-pattern-here/
I should have known this would be just as bad as all other corpware.
In Android 12 it's apparently not allowed to open "verified links" in the program of your choice.
YouTube links are "verified" (a JSON file exists on the domain) as belonging to the YouTube program, so that's that.
Corporate computing always innovating new ways to be terrible.
Daysona
*SEGA Daytona USA voice*
🎶 Fursonaaaaa
Now that it's dark I just want snow to come already.
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erkhyan@yiff.life ("Erkhyan") wrote:
FYI, I just checked. If you live here in Madagascar, use internet on your phone, and are with Telma (the largest phone/internet provider), then buying 1 gigabyte of Facebook/WhatsApp/Instagram access costs only *half* the price of buying 100 megabytes of general internet access.
al
Now I am good at the piano exercise I was bad at two days ago.
Maybe time for a new exercise.
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sajan@mastodon.art ("Sjn") wrote:
new #introductions
• Self-employed illustrator
• b.1990
• Cis (he/they)
• Brown
• Capitalism sucks
• Brit, Swedish resident
• Min svenska suger, men du kan prata med mig och jag kan försöka svara på min kassa svenska
• I like talking art, Star Trek, Film/TV, Books, music. I'm a bit shy, but happy to talk!A lotta my art is a project where I document a world through illustrated haiku poetry. Also make silly / horrid comics.
I'm ok at CW stuff but you can lemme know if I'm not!
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jonny@social.coop wrote:
Hello plz 2 make my #introduction , I'm jonny, @json_dirs on tw*tter, and I'm a neuroscientist, digital infrastructuralist, n writing about decentralized infra for science ❤️ looking for a community interested in a healthy internet, and a place to cut my teeth on masto/AP to see what it can do ❤️❤️❤️
Here you can see it on a button at the bottom. https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E2z95mzXMAQqmwm.jpg
In the Teams client on Android you can enable Pride®️, which adds a color-wheel-like background inside some of the icons.
I wonder what the meeting was like where business people decided that this was the maximum amount of flamboyancy they could tolerate.
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trashheap@tech.lgbt ("trashHeap") wrote:
Need a floss Zoom alternative? I'm a big fan of Big Blue Button. https://Meet.Coop hosts it for me, on infrastructure powered by renewable energy, for quite a bit less than what a Zoom Pro account costs.
powerbi.microsoft.corn 👀
Oh, not at all what it sounded like
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June@kitty.town ("Zetta") wrote:
absolutely wild to me that tech invented the phrase "long term support" to mean 5 years
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blitzcitydiy@diode.zone wrote:
festive gourd season // synth jam https://diode.zone/videos/watch/1b153caa-fe65-45eb-aa6d-3944f8125962
fish (fish`s Hell)
Why is my Windows VM restarting every other time I awake it from its slumber? Is it punishment for not having paid for it? (Although I have, since most PCs have a Windows tax on them)