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❤️ 🎶: Boat-song by sEODo BAND
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@lyse I mean, if there was a standardize easier to read list somewhere we could potentially create a shed Go package that defines these constants, right?
@lyse I mean, if there was a standardize easier to read list somewhere we could potentially create a shed Go package that defines these constants, right?
@mckinley yeah we already have this here in Australia, EV vehicles and your non-EV vehicles. And yes, it's a pain in the arse as the car randomly breaks for things that a normal human driver wouldn't break for just because the low eye detection races a false positive.
@mckinley yeah we already have this here in Australia, EV vehicles and your non-EV vehicles. And yes, it's a pain in the arse as the car randomly breaks for things that a normal human driver wouldn't break for just because the low eye detection races a false positive.
@slashdot scary just had a little privacy that really is when you're on the Internet, right?
@slashdot scary just had a little privacy that really is when you're on the Internet, right?
@movq do you think alcohol and intoxication has something to do with the last time between seeing the gold land and the cheering? 🤣
@movq do you think alcohol and intoxication has something to do with the last time between seeing the gold land and the cheering? 🤣
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The lag is pretty much exactly 30 seconds from the point where I see the goal in the TV until the neighbors go “WWWWWWWHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!” 😂
The lag is pretty much exactly 30 seconds from the point where I see the goal in the TV until the neighbors go “WWWWWWWHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!” 😂
The lag is pretty much exactly 30 seconds from the point where I see the goal in the TV until the neighbors go “WWWWWWWHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!” 😂
The lag is pretty much exactly 30 seconds from the point where I see the goal in the TV until the neighbors go “WWWWWWWHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!” 😂
@lyse Heh, that’s a good idea. 😂 I just use it to dispose of any kind of “sensitive” document. I don’t want the crazy people to rummage through my garbage. 😏😆
@lyse Heh, that’s a good idea. 😂 I just use it to dispose of any kind of “sensitive” document. I don’t want the crazy people to rummage through my garbage. 😏😆
@lyse Heh, that’s a good idea. 😂 I just use it to dispose of any kind of “sensitive” document. I don’t want the crazy people to rummage through my garbage. 😏😆
@lyse Heh, that’s a good idea. 😂 I just use it to dispose of any kind of “sensitive” document. I don’t want the crazy people to rummage through my garbage. 😏😆
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sigo acomodandome en una maquina virtual en OpenBSD :( algo es algo..
sigo acomodandome en una maquina virtual en OpenBSD :( algo es algo..
@movq And all of a sudden, a week has passed. :-D Hahaha, I know. Let's *quickly* finish this tiny thing here…
@thiegui Ooor, sorry, don't do PHP, haven't done PHP in some 20+ years 😅
@thiegui Ooor, sorry, don't do PHP, haven't done PHP in some 20+ years 😅
@movq That's my experience too. But it's good to know there's a standard. Is there a definitive link to this anywhere? 🤔
@movq That's my experience too. But it's good to know there's a standard. Is there a definitive link to this anywhere? 🤔
Looking for a good library to parse xml feeds with PHP
@movq Yeah, the "Vernichter" is a pretty violent word. ;-) Oh, you have one? I don't know when I last used a shredder. Must have been when I was a kid. Hm, what do you shred? Unwanted invoices? :'-D
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@lyse Whoops. Wasn’t aware of this, either. 🤔 I don’t see this being used much, either. Most just define their own set of codes. 🤔
@lyse Whoops. Wasn’t aware of this, either. 🤔 I don’t see this being used much, either. Most just define their own set of codes. 🤔
@lyse Whoops. Wasn’t aware of this, either. 🤔 I don’t see this being used much, either. Most just define their own set of codes. 🤔
@lyse Whoops. Wasn’t aware of this, either. 🤔 I don’t see this being used much, either. Most just define their own set of codes. 🤔
@lyse Aktenvernichter is almost as violent as Reißwolf, yeah. 😅 I just call these things Schredder. (Very useful, btw. I love mine and use it quite often. 😅)
@lyse Aktenvernichter is almost as violent as Reißwolf, yeah. 😅 I just call these things Schredder. (Very useful, btw. I love mine and use it quite often. 😅)
@lyse Aktenvernichter is almost as violent as Reißwolf, yeah. 😅 I just call these things Schredder. (Very useful, btw. I love mine and use it quite often. 😅)
@lyse Aktenvernichter is almost as violent as Reißwolf, yeah. 😅 I just call these things Schredder. (Very useful, btw. I love mine and use it quite often. 😅)
@lyse Well, it’s one of those cases where you keep thinking “god dammit, how hard can it be?!” 😂 Quite hard, apparently, but I didn’t know that when I started. 😂
@lyse Well, it’s one of those cases where you keep thinking “god dammit, how hard can it be?!” 😂 Quite hard, apparently, but I didn’t know that when I started. 😂
@lyse Well, it’s one of those cases where you keep thinking “god dammit, how hard can it be?!” 😂 Quite hard, apparently, but I didn’t know that when I started. 😂
@lyse Well, it’s one of those cases where you keep thinking “god dammit, how hard can it be?!” 😂 Quite hard, apparently, but I didn’t know that when I started. 😂
@lyse Oh man I completely missed that in the book 🤦♂️ No I wasn't aware! 😢
@lyse Oh man I completely missed that in the book 🤦♂️ No I wasn't aware! 😢
Oh, this is interesting! Reading the Crafting Interpreters book, I came across a table of exit codes in FreeBSD.
I didn't know that a command line usage error is supposed to report exit code 64. In the past I either simply exited with 1 or sometimes each exit statement got its own dedicated number. The latter came in useful for debugging shell scripts. I exactly knew which branch was executed. That was handy when the error messages were similar or even the same.
I was always wondering if there is some kind of a standard, but I never did my reasearch. Looking at other people's code, it always seemed to me that everybody just did wantever they wanted to in regards to exit codes. I just looked up what else is out there and systemd also defines heaps of errors. It even references the FreeBSD one and links to the Linux Standard Base specification, too. Cool, cool!
Do you guys know of these conventions and make use of them?
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Base: 7.00 miles, 00:10:24 average pace, 01:12:50 duration
tired but felt much better today
#running #treadmill
Base: 7.00 miles, 00:10:24 average pace, 01:12:50 duration
tired but felt much better today
#running #treadmill
Base: 7.00 miles, 00:10:24 average pace, 01:12:50 duration
tired but felt much better today
#running #treadmill
Hahaha, @bender! Watching some YouTubers I get the impression that this is even legal in Utah. :-D
@movq Oh wow, couple of days!? You're *very* passionate about that. ;-) Respect, reverse-engineering this sort of thing is waaay beyond my capabilities. This sort of stuff is too low-level for me.
@movq I like the term "Reißwolf". But I have to admit, there are not a lot of opportunities to actually use it. Do you think this word has been superseded by "Schredder"? Or even "Aktenvernichter"? :-D
Fixed Solar Panels for Camping 👈 Looks like good option for buying fixed solar panels, mounting brackets and other parts for mounting solar panels to your car's roof rack 👌
Fixed Solar Panels for Camping 👈 Looks like good option for buying fixed solar panels, mounting brackets and other parts for mounting solar panels to your car's roof rack 👌
[47°09′45″S, 126°43′04″W] Resetting transponder
[47°09′58″S, 126°43′36″W] Transponder still failing
@lyse Yeah looks like that 😢 Last time it was a bug that got introduced in Bleve.
@lyse Yeah looks like that 😢 Last time it was a bug that got introduced in Bleve.
@slashdot Disn't we try this decades ago and it was a miserable failure? 🤣
@slashdot Disn't we try this decades ago and it was a miserable failure? 🤣
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Besides holding an enormous aesthetic potential, as seen in modernism with Niemeyer. Thinking from the ground up. Raw, honest, beautiful.
In architecture, Brutalism itself doesn't appeal to me as much, but the concept of truth to materials is simply fascinating.
Today I managed to finish the new design of Eterno Devir, embodying the Brutalist Web Design. Couldn't be happier with the results.
@prologic you are right, there is no much out there. What little did I find, I am sure you came across it too. I say, wing it like an American would: you don't need no knowledge, load it up; hook that trailer up, and put all you need in it. If it moves it, and it doesn't break, then you are within specs. 😂
Perhaps it was me. I was just testing finger clients for Windows before uploading.
Pinellas County - Recovery: 7.12 miles, 00:10:07 average pace, 01:12:03 duration
slept like shit (probably from drinking) and was worn out all day.
#running
Pinellas County - Recovery: 7.12 miles, 00:10:07 average pace, 01:12:03 duration
slept like shit (probably from drinking) and was worn out all day.
#running
Pinellas County - Recovery: 7.12 miles, 00:10:07 average pace, 01:12:03 duration
slept like shit (probably from drinking) and was worn out all day.
#running
Always makes me giggle a bit like an idiot when I see OS/2’s equivalent of the “trash” or “recycle bin”. The English original calls it “shredder” (which is appropriate – it deletes files, there is no delay like in Windows 95’s “recycle bin”) …
… but the German word for it is “Reißwolf”. That used to be a more or less common term, but nowadays it’s quite archaic. And it sounds needlessly violent. 😂🐺
Always makes me giggle a bit like an idiot when I see OS/2’s equivalent of the “trash” or “recycle bin”. The English original calls it “shredder” (which is appropriate – it deletes files, there is no delay like in Windows 95’s “recycle bin”) …
… but the German word for it is “Reißwolf”. That used to be a more or less common term, but nowadays it’s quite archaic. And it sounds needlessly violent. 😂🐺
Always makes me giggle a bit like an idiot when I see OS/2’s equivalent of the “trash” or “recycle bin”. The English original calls it “shredder” (which is appropriate – it deletes files, there is no delay like in Windows 95’s “recycle bin”) …
… but the German word for it is “Reißwolf”. That used to be a more or less common term, but nowadays it’s quite archaic. And it sounds needlessly violent. 😂🐺
Always makes me giggle a bit like an idiot when I see OS/2’s equivalent of the “trash” or “recycle bin”. The English original calls it “shredder” (which is appropriate – it deletes files, there is no delay like in Windows 95’s “recycle bin”) …
… but the German word for it is “Reißwolf”. That used to be a more or less common term, but nowadays it’s quite archaic. And it sounds needlessly violent. 😂🐺
more gopher holes should use Finger
@lyse Yeah, it’s really, really annoying. 😂
I would have loved to transfer the contents of one particular hard drive onto a Compact Flash card, doing a 1:1 copy using dd – but that just won’t work. The card has a different CHS geometry than the HDD. I actually spent a couple of days trying to work around this: Reading/understanding/reverse-engineering OS/2’s boot loader code and trying to fix the incorrect bytes. It does indeed boot now and I learned a lot. QEMU is quite powerful and allows you to attach a gdb process to the machine, so you can single-step the instructions, read memory, and what not. But fdisk still shows errors, so I don’t trust it … Maybe writing to a particular area of the filesystem will crash the whole thing. 🫤
It’s a strange hobby that I picked there. 😂
@lyse Yeah, it’s really, really annoying. 😂
I would have loved to transfer the contents of one particular hard drive onto a Compact Flash card, doing a 1:1 copy using dd – but that just won’t work. The card has a different CHS geometry than the HDD. I actually spent a couple of days trying to work around this: Reading/understanding/reverse-engineering OS/2’s boot loader code and trying to fix the incorrect bytes. It does indeed boot now and I learned a lot. QEMU is quite powerful and allows you to attach a gdb process to the machine, so you can single-step the instructions, read memory, and what not. But fdisk still shows errors, so I don’t trust it … Maybe writing to a particular area of the filesystem will crash the whole thing. 🫤
It’s a strange hobby that I picked there. 😂
@lyse Yeah, it’s really, really annoying. 😂
I would have loved to transfer the contents of one particular hard drive onto a Compact Flash card, doing a 1:1 copy using dd – but that just won’t work. The card has a different CHS geometry than the HDD. I actually spent a couple of days trying to work around this: Reading/understanding/reverse-engineering OS/2’s boot loader code and trying to fix the incorrect bytes. It does indeed boot now and I learned a lot. QEMU is quite powerful and allows you to attach a gdb process to the machine, so you can single-step the instructions, read memory, and what not. But fdisk still shows errors, so I don’t trust it … Maybe writing to a particular area of the filesystem will crash the whole thing. 🫤
It’s a strange hobby that I picked there. 😂
@lyse Yeah, it’s really, really annoying. 😂
I would have loved to transfer the contents of one particular hard drive onto a Compact Flash card, doing a 1:1 copy using dd – but that just won’t work. The card has a different CHS geometry than the HDD. I actually spent a couple of days trying to work around this: Reading/understanding/reverse-engineering OS/2’s boot loader code and trying to fix the incorrect bytes. It does indeed boot now and I learned a lot. QEMU is quite powerful and allows you to attach a gdb process to the machine, so you can single-step the instructions, read memory, and what not. But fdisk still shows errors, so I don’t trust it … Maybe writing to a particular area of the filesystem will crash the whole thing. 🫤
It’s a strange hobby that I picked there. 😂
[47°09′07″S, 126°43′00″W] Transponder malfunction
Hahaha, @movq:
> And then be very thankful that we don’t have to deal with this anymore today. 😂
That's exactly what I thought when reading your explanations. :-D
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