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[47°09′31″S, 126°43′09″W] Waiting for carrier
@lyse Well, I can’t say I’ve had much to do with IBM software. 😅 Except of course the “home stuff” in the 1990ies, PC-DOS and OS/2. Little bits of database stuff later on, but let’s just say it was … “convoluted”.
I would have loved to work at that company during times like these, though:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_305_RAMAC
(That is, if we ignore all the misogyny and racism of that era. Bah.)
Big machines. And you could actually understand what they’re doing and how they work. I hate that that is impossible these days.
@lyse Well, I can’t say I’ve had much to do with IBM software. 😅 Except of course the “home stuff” in the 1990ies, PC-DOS and OS/2. Little bits of database stuff later on, but let’s just say it was … “convoluted”.
I would have loved to work at that company during times like these, though:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_305_RAMAC
(That is, if we ignore all the misogyny and racism of that era. Bah.)
Big machines. And you could actually understand what they’re doing and how they work. I hate that that is impossible these days.
@lyse Well, I can’t say I’ve had much to do with IBM software. 😅 Except of course the “home stuff” in the 1990ies, PC-DOS and OS/2. Little bits of database stuff later on, but let’s just say it was … “convoluted”.
I would have loved to work at that company during times like these, though:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_305_RAMAC
(That is, if we ignore all the misogyny and racism of that era. Bah.)
Big machines. And you could actually understand what they’re doing and how they work. I hate that that is impossible these days.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen this kind of fog in summer. We had 20°C this morning – and 93% relative humidity. It was a solid white wall outside. Oof.
https://movq.de/v/71100b4d4e
I don’t think I’ve ever seen this kind of fog in summer. We had 20°C this morning – and 93% relative humidity. It was a solid white wall outside. Oof.
https://movq.de/v/71100b4d4e
I don’t think I’ve ever seen this kind of fog in summer. We had 20°C this morning – and 93% relative humidity. It was a solid white wall outside. Oof.
https://movq.de/v/71100b4d4e
Really loving all the improvements in Gitea of late, as well as Gitea Actions 😍
Really loving all the improvements in Gitea of late, as well as Gitea Actions 😍
Really loving all the improvements in Gitea of late, as well as Gitea Actions 😍
[47°09′59″S, 126°43′14″W] Transponder still failing -- switching to analog communication
Only one and a half weeks left until our holiday.
@phoronix Nice! I have a machine with that CPU.
[47°09′17″S, 126°43′25″W] Resetting transponder
@mckinley Nice! 👌 This gives me great hope that we _might_ be able to build something with similar pricing, different features of course, but the use-case of "website" hosting is definitely on the cards.
@mckinley Nice! 👌 This gives me great hope that we _might_ be able to build something with similar pricing, different features of course, but the use-case of "website" hosting is definitely on the cards.
@mckinley Nice! 👌 This gives me great hope that we _might_ be able to build something with similar pricing, different features of course, but the use-case of "website" hosting is definitely on the cards.
[47°09′39″S, 126°43′30″W] Transponder jammed
[47°09′56″S, 126°43′09″W] Transponder malfunction
Early here at the moment, 5.45
Early here at the moment, 5.45
I still think it's wild sentient aliens are confirmed. I thought they existed, but had doubts about visiting Earth.
@xuu Mice! 👌 I like my stuff yo be rack mounted 😆 Probably gonna go for a couple of Mac Minis with a 1RU chassis you can get for 'em from a 3rd party 🤞
@xuu Mice! 👌 I like my stuff yo be rack mounted 😆 Probably gonna go for a couple of Mac Minis with a 1RU chassis you can get for 'em from a 3rd party 🤞
@xuu Mice! 👌 I like my stuff yo be rack mounted 😆 Probably gonna go for a couple of Mac Minis with a 1RU chassis you can get for 'em from a 3rd party 🤞
I picked up a tiny nuc a bit ago with 64G ram and 16 ryzen cores.
I picked up a tiny nuc a bit ago with 64G ram and 16 ryzen cores.
@xuu I do! But not a whole rack, only 3x Intel Xeon(s) pizza boxes with 2x SSD(s) ea and 32GB RAM. I'm running out of resources, disk i/o is going up, etc. I need moooar 🤣 -- But actually what I really need is just a couple of "build machines" for CI and add some additional memory to the hypervisor clsuter (I think they can take up to 64GB ea)
@xuu I do! But not a whole rack, only 3x Intel Xeon(s) pizza boxes with 2x SSD(s) ea and 32GB RAM. I'm running out of resources, disk i/o is going up, etc. I need moooar 🤣 -- But actually what I really need is just a couple of "build machines" for CI and add some additional memory to the hypervisor clsuter (I think they can take up to 64GB ea)
@xuu I do! But not a whole rack, only 3x Intel Xeon(s) pizza boxes with 2x SSD(s) ea and 32GB RAM. I'm running out of resources, disk i/o is going up, etc. I need moooar 🤣 -- But actually what I really need is just a couple of "build machines" for CI and add some additional memory to the hypervisor clsuter (I think they can take up to 64GB ea)
How much CPU you got in the server farm? I thought you had a whole rack.
How much CPU you got in the server farm? I thought you had a whole rack.
🧮 USERS:1 FEEDS:2 TWTS:694 ARCHIVED:66369 CACHE:2297 FOLLOWERS:14 FOLLOWING:14
Today I installed calcurse in termux and synced it with my caldav server.
@movq I see. I only had brief contact with one of their crappy UML softwares in uni. Don't miss that at all.
@movq Krach, schepper, splitter, bumm, klirr! :-(
[47°09′07″S, 126°43′15″W] --interrupted--
In tausend Teile ist sie zersprungen, die Müslischüssel, als sie herabfiel auf den hart gefliesten Boden. Seufz.
In tausend Teile ist sie zersprungen, die Müslischüssel, als sie herabfiel auf den hart gefliesten Boden. Seufz.
In tausend Teile ist sie zersprungen, die Müslischüssel, als sie herabfiel auf den hart gefliesten Boden. Seufz.
[47°09′54″S, 126°43′55″W] --bad checksum--
@lyse I see, interesting. 🤔 That’s a subculture that I really never had any contact with. 🤔
@lyse I see, interesting. 🤔 That’s a subculture that I really never had any contact with. 🤔
@lyse I see, interesting. 🤔 That’s a subculture that I really never had any contact with. 🤔
[47°09′55″S, 126°43′09″W] Automatic systems disengaged due to thunderstorm
@abucci Is your expression one of a support or something else? 😅
@abucci Is your expression one of a support or something else? 😅
@abucci Is your expression one of a support or something else? 😅
[47°09′54″S, 126°43′53″W] Working impossible due to thunderstorm
[47°09′23″S, 126°43′30″W] Raw reading: 0x64DB0652, offset +/-4
🧮 USERS:1 FEEDS:2 TWTS:693 ARCHIVED:66361 CACHE:2301 FOLLOWERS:14 FOLLOWING:14
Sacramento Running: 3.88 miles, 00:11:31 average pace, 00:44:41 duration
quick run in sacramento before meeting with the rest of the team. met a nice gentleman from germany also looking for the route over the bridge. finally found it and went over two. it was hot, but not humid. a lot of homeless out and when i got back to the hotel my shoes smelled of urine.
#running
[47°09′02″S, 126°43′57″W] --no signal--
I used to use MPD a lot in the past
I used to use MPD a lot in the past
I used to use MPD a lot in the past
@eapl.me Like so many others, I’m stuck on ncmpcpp. My oldest screenshot with ncmpcpp on it is from 2009, so it’s been a while. 😅 (Sadly, I recently learned that this project is pretty much abandoned.) Sometimes mpv for single files.
@eapl.me Like so many others, I’m stuck on ncmpcpp. My oldest screenshot with ncmpcpp on it is from 2009, so it’s been a while. 😅 (Sadly, I recently learned that this project is pretty much abandoned.) Sometimes mpv for single files.
@eapl.me Like so many others, I’m stuck on ncmpcpp. My oldest screenshot with ncmpcpp on it is from 2009, so it’s been a while. 😅 (Sadly, I recently learned that this project is pretty much abandoned.) Sometimes mpv for single files.
[47°09′38″S, 126°43′40″W] 3770 days without news from Herve
magnet:?xt=urn:btih:78bfb3bb53fb6d159ff91a6f72b05b564da1ef36&dn=Sexual-Misconduct-in-Academia.pdf&tr=udp%3A%2F%2Ftracker.meiodomato.com%3A6969%2Fannounce&tr=https%3A%2F%2Ftracker.meiodomato.com%2Fannounce - Caso alguém queira, irei deixar o torrent para o livro em questão aqui.
I just saw that @shreyan proved it possible with a short Python script. Lovely!
@eapl.me it is not about being able to use longer passphrase or not. It is about the feasibility of it. Can a relatively complex string be converted to a mnemonic, and vice-versa, without collisions?
@lyse Not me directly, a family member. 😅 I only had a very brief contact with that company during University, but that was much later.
@lyse Not me directly, a family member. 😅 I only had a very brief contact with that company during University, but that was much later.
@lyse Not me directly, a family member. 😅 I only had a very brief contact with that company during University, but that was much later.
Realmente algo tão importante expor como 'Sexual Misconduct in Academia' não devia estar escondido atrás de uma parede de pagamento. Devia ser liberado como domínio público.
[47°09′40″S, 126°43′49″W] --white noise--
[47°09′37″S, 126°43′05″W] Dosimeter overflow
Optimistic, a day to try to get a few things done
Optimistic, a day to try to get a few things done
[47°09′16″S, 126°43′30″W] Resetting dosimeter
🧮 USERS:1 FEEDS:2 TWTS:692 ARCHIVED:66357 CACHE:2315 FOLLOWERS:14 FOLLOWING:14
@movq So you once worked at IBM? ;-)
@movq Haha, yeah, that frog kinda looks rusty. ;-)
Big camps like this one (Diözesanlager) are always tons more stressfull than smaller camps with just our own group (Stammeslager). There are plenty of things cast in stone that you cannot control and have to work with (or try to work around). The kids loved it, though. Thus it's still a big success in the end.
Kind of. Unfortunately, the scouts are connected to the church. At least over here, not sure about other parts of the world, but I reckon it's very common. The local group or tribe (Stamm) is connected to a church parish. Scouts use the church's premises for their weekly group meetings of all their sections (Stufen) to play games, do crafts and such. Also the leader meetings (Leiterrunden) often take place there. Especially if the weather is not suited for outdoor activities. In return of using the rooms the church asks for participation in services and such. However, it heavily depends on the local group how much church things actually happen. In our case it's rather not so much.
To participate in the scout movement, you don't have to be catholic, in fact anybody is welcome. I'm even an atheist, like some others, too. Since I'm just a volunteer and not a leader, it's extremely easy for me to just skip all the church things. Which I do. In the camp there was also a church service, but I did not attend it. Although they're kind of weird, I interpret §5 and 8 of the scout laws to cover my case actually pretty well. ;-) But again, it really depends on the local group and also the scout organization. The DPSG is generally quite liberal on that regard.
To finish it off, the tribes or local groups of the [DPSG (Deutsche Pfadfinderschaft St. Georg)](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deutsche_Pfadfinderschaft_Sankt_Georg) – where we're a member of – are grouped to a district (Bezirk) and districts then are combined into the dioceses of the Catholic Church which happens to be Diözese Rottenburg-Stuttgart for me. Plenty of scouts from Ro-St came together for ten days: https://rostwaerts.de/
[47°09′00″S, 126°43′15″W] Dosimeter fixed
@lyse That little frog there on the photos should become Rust’s new mascot. 😅
Well, this report reminds me why I don’t do camps/festivals anymore. 😅 Sounds like a lot of fun on the one hand, but boy, a lot of work. 🥴
I take it this was a church thingy?
@lyse That little frog there on the photos should become Rust’s new mascot. 😅
Well, this report reminds me why I don’t do camps/festivals anymore. 😅 Sounds like a lot of fun on the one hand, but boy, a lot of work. 🥴
I take it this was a church thingy?
@lyse That little frog there on the photos should become Rust’s new mascot. 😅
Well, this report reminds me why I don’t do camps/festivals anymore. 😅 Sounds like a lot of fun on the one hand, but boy, a lot of work. 🥴
I take it this was a church thingy?
@xuu @lyse Yeah, I get a feeling that this program was only known to people who worked at IBM. 🤔 Kind of surprising to find it on the internet in the first place.
@xuu @lyse Yeah, I get a feeling that this program was only known to people who worked at IBM. 🤔 Kind of surprising to find it on the internet in the first place.
@xuu @lyse Yeah, I get a feeling that this program was only known to people who worked at IBM. 🤔 Kind of surprising to find it on the internet in the first place.
[47°09′03″S, 126°43′53″W] Dosimeter still failing