https://movq.de/v/00f97d02a5/s.png
But from there, you can’t un-follow tags. 🥴
https://movq.de/v/00f97d02a5/s.png
But from there, you can’t un-follow tags. 🥴
https://movq.de/v/00f97d02a5/s.png
But from there, you can’t un-follow tags. 🥴
https://ecsoft2.org/t-tiny-editor
This was our standard editor back in the day, not an “emergency tool”. And it’s only 9kB in size … which feels absurd in 2023. 😅 The entire hex dump fits on one of today’s screens.
Being so small meant it had no config file. Instead, it came with
TKEY.EXE, a little tool to binary-patch T.EXE to your likings.
T with customized theme, empty file
T with default theme, showing LICENSE.TXT
TKEYS.DEF, the “config file”
https://ecsoft2.org/t-tiny-editor
This was our standard editor back in the day, not an “emergency tool”. And it’s only 9kB in size … which feels absurd in 2023. 😅 The entire hex dump fits on one of today’s screens.
Being so small meant it had no config file. Instead, it came with
TKEY.EXE, a little tool to binary-patch T.EXE to your likings.T with customized theme, empty fileT with default theme, showing LICENSE.TXTTKEYS.DEF, the “config file”
https://ecsoft2.org/t-tiny-editor
This was our standard editor back in the day, not an “emergency tool”. And it’s only 9kB in size … which feels absurd in 2023. 😅 The entire hex dump fits on one of today’s screens.
Being so small meant it had no config file. Instead, it came with
TKEY.EXE, a little tool to binary-patch T.EXE to your likings.T with customized theme, empty fileT with default theme, showing LICENSE.TXTTKEYS.DEF, the “config file”
I see this button:
https://movq.de/v/80f067164d/s.png
The tooltip says “follow hashtag”. When I do, I start seeing posts with that hashtag on my “Home” screen. 🤔
Is that something only my instance can do? I just saw it runs “Glitch-soc”, not Mastodon: https://glitch-soc.github.io/docs/
I see this button:
https://movq.de/v/80f067164d/s.png
The tooltip says “follow hashtag”. When I do, I start seeing posts with that hashtag on my “Home” screen. 🤔
Is that something only my instance can do? I just saw it runs “Glitch-soc”, not Mastodon: https://glitch-soc.github.io/docs/
I see this button:
https://movq.de/v/80f067164d/s.png
The tooltip says “follow hashtag”. When I do, I start seeing posts with that hashtag on my “Home” screen. 🤔
Is that something only my instance can do? I just saw it runs “Glitch-soc”, not Mastodon: https://glitch-soc.github.io/docs/
(Only problem is, I don’t know where I can find a list of hashtags that I’m following. It’s kind of an obscure feature …)
(Only problem is, I don’t know where I can find a list of hashtags that I’m following. It’s kind of an obscure feature …)
(Only problem is, I don’t know where I can find a list of hashtags that I’m following. It’s kind of an obscure feature …)
Here’s a naïve question from someone who has never driven a modern car like this: How does tracking like this work? Does the car have its own SIM card for mobile internet? (If so, who pays for that?) 🤨
Here’s a naïve question from someone who has never driven a modern car like this: How does tracking like this work? Does the car have its own SIM card for mobile internet? (If so, who pays for that?) 🤨
Here’s a naïve question from someone who has never driven a modern car like this: How does tracking like this work? Does the car have its own SIM card for mobile internet? (If so, who pays for that?) 🤨
valgrind anymore, because it needs to fetch stuff from the net during startup. 😒
valgrind anymore, because it needs to fetch stuff from the net during startup. 😒
valgrind anymore, because it needs to fetch stuff from the net during startup. 😒
Can’t say I’ve seen something similar here in Germany. Then again, WiFi in hotels or elsewhere has always been so ridiculously expensive that I maybe used such a service once in my life, and that’s it. Didn’t even bother trying, so no idea which SSIDs were out there …
Can’t say I’ve seen something similar here in Germany. Then again, WiFi in hotels or elsewhere has always been so ridiculously expensive that I maybe used such a service once in my life, and that’s it. Didn’t even bother trying, so no idea which SSIDs were out there …
Can’t say I’ve seen something similar here in Germany. Then again, WiFi in hotels or elsewhere has always been so ridiculously expensive that I maybe used such a service once in my life, and that’s it. Didn’t even bother trying, so no idea which SSIDs were out there …
usleep()) with the DOS equivalent and, boom, most of it actually works:https://movq.de/v/2fe7fa6cf2/MVI_6175.MOV.mp4 (video of animated Julia sets)
I mean, it’s not *that* surprising since it’s just a simple terminal program, but I’ve never done something like that before, so I’m pretty thrilled. 😅
usleep()) with the DOS equivalent and, boom, most of it actually works:https://movq.de/v/2fe7fa6cf2/MVI_6175.MOV.mp4 (video of animated Julia sets)
I mean, it’s not *that* surprising since it’s just a simple terminal program, but I’ve never done something like that before, so I’m pretty thrilled. 😅
usleep()) with the DOS equivalent and, boom, most of it actually works:https://movq.de/v/2fe7fa6cf2/MVI_6175.MOV.mp4 (video of animated Julia sets)
I mean, it’s not *that* surprising since it’s just a simple terminal program, but I’ve never done something like that before, so I’m pretty thrilled. 😅
That was a really nice change of pace, compared to all the modern stuff like Rust, web apps, or even just X11 programming.
Mandatory photo of dosfetch on my box:
That was a really nice change of pace, compared to all the modern stuff like Rust, web apps, or even just X11 programming.
Mandatory photo of dosfetch on my box:
That was a really nice change of pace, compared to all the modern stuff like Rust, web apps, or even just X11 programming.
Mandatory photo of dosfetch on my box:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_scanner#/media/File:GeniScan_GS-4500_With_Interface_Board.jpg
Luckily, flatbed scanners came soon after …
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_scanner#/media/File:GeniScan_GS-4500_With_Interface_Board.jpg
Luckily, flatbed scanners came soon after …
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_scanner#/media/File:GeniScan_GS-4500_With_Interface_Board.jpg
Luckily, flatbed scanners came soon after …
https://movq.de/v/447ca106dd/feelgood-cut.ogg
(I only have one single 5¼" floppy disk left, but who cares about such details anyway.)
https://movq.de/v/447ca106dd/feelgood-cut.ogg
(I only have one single 5¼" floppy disk left, but who cares about such details anyway.)
https://movq.de/v/447ca106dd/feelgood-cut.ogg
(I only have one single 5¼" floppy disk left, but who cares about such details anyway.)
twtxt is very *pull*-based at the moment. In my eyes, this is a core feature. Making it *push*-based changes the game a lot. 🤔
I get the appeal, though. Discovering new people doesn’t work that well *inside of twtxt*. You need external tools for that.
twtxt is very *pull*-based at the moment. In my eyes, this is a core feature. Making it *push*-based changes the game a lot. 🤔
I get the appeal, though. Discovering new people doesn’t work that well *inside of twtxt*. You need external tools for that.
twtxt is very *pull*-based at the moment. In my eyes, this is a core feature. Making it *push*-based changes the game a lot. 🤔
I get the appeal, though. Discovering new people doesn’t work that well *inside of twtxt*. You need external tools for that.
/tweets endpoint (https://twtxt.tilde.institute/api/plain/tweets)?
/tweets endpoint (https://twtxt.tilde.institute/api/plain/tweets)?
/tweets endpoint (https://twtxt.tilde.institute/api/plain/tweets)?
https://tilde.zone/@movq/110758252780165524
(TIL: Mastodon has full threading, not just “reply to first post in thread and the rest is linear”. But UI/UX of that is super awkward … Why are modern web apps so, so bad at this?)
https://tilde.zone/@movq/110758252780165524
(TIL: Mastodon has full threading, not just “reply to first post in thread and the rest is linear”. But UI/UX of that is super awkward … Why are modern web apps so, so bad at this?)
https://tilde.zone/@movq/110758252780165524
(TIL: Mastodon has full threading, not just “reply to first post in thread and the rest is linear”. But UI/UX of that is super awkward … Why are modern web apps so, so bad at this?)
Outdoors, alien planet, SciFi setting. 3D, voxelized landscape. The terrain was very open, you could move around freely. There was water in some parts of the terrain. You were piloting some sort of hovercraft or helicopter. I think you were also able to jump very high/far. There were few enemies and the entire gameplay was somewhat obscure -- I cannot remember the actual goal anymore, probably just "kill all enemies".
I think "energy balls" played an important part. I think they looked somewhat like the blue balls in "Descent" (those added energy to your shields), but I don't know anymore what their purpose was -- were those the projectiles you were shooting?
*Maybe* you were able to destroy the terrain.
I cannot remember any kind of narrative or story.
I think it was a relatively unknown game, not a big hit. It was not Comanche, nor Earth Siege 2.
Outdoors, alien planet, SciFi setting. 3D, voxelized landscape. The terrain was very open, you could move around freely. There was water in some parts of the terrain. You were piloting some sort of hovercraft or helicopter. I think you were also able to jump very high/far. There were few enemies and the entire gameplay was somewhat obscure -- I cannot remember the actual goal anymore, probably just "kill all enemies".
I think "energy balls" played an important part. I think they looked somewhat like the blue balls in "Descent" (those added energy to your shields), but I don't know anymore what their purpose was -- were those the projectiles you were shooting?
*Maybe* you were able to destroy the terrain.
I cannot remember any kind of narrative or story.
I think it was a relatively unknown game, not a big hit. It was not Comanche, nor Earth Siege 2.
Outdoors, alien planet, SciFi setting. 3D, voxelized landscape. The terrain was very open, you could move around freely. There was water in some parts of the terrain. You were piloting some sort of hovercraft or helicopter. I think you were also able to jump very high/far. There were few enemies and the entire gameplay was somewhat obscure -- I cannot remember the actual goal anymore, probably just "kill all enemies".
I think "energy balls" played an important part. I think they looked somewhat like the blue balls in "Descent" (those added energy to your shields), but I don't know anymore what their purpose was -- were those the projectiles you were shooting?
*Maybe* you were able to destroy the terrain.
I cannot remember any kind of narrative or story.
I think it was a relatively unknown game, not a big hit. It was not Comanche, nor Earth Siege 2.
Habt ihr schon einen Zeitplan, wann das bei euch losgeht? Und welche Zertifizierung wird’s? Ich bin schon ganz gespannt. 😅 #Selbsthilfegruppe
Habt ihr schon einen Zeitplan, wann das bei euch losgeht? Und welche Zertifizierung wird’s? Ich bin schon ganz gespannt. 😅 #Selbsthilfegruppe
Habt ihr schon einen Zeitplan, wann das bei euch losgeht? Und welche Zertifizierung wird’s? Ich bin schon ganz gespannt. 😅 #Selbsthilfegruppe
The temperatures are very comfortable at the moment, yes. At least where we live – southern Europe not so much, I guess. 🫤
The temperatures are very comfortable at the moment, yes. At least where we live – southern Europe not so much, I guess. 🫤
The temperatures are very comfortable at the moment, yes. At least where we live – southern Europe not so much, I guess. 🫤
Aber was ich bisher so gesehen habe: *Eigentlich* ist das Regelwerk der ISO27001 gar nicht so schlecht, also die Gedanken darin/dahinter. (Natürlich kostet der Kram was, kannste also nicht mal einfach so reingucken.) Man könnte das schon als Grundlage nehmen, um sich mal die Firma anzugucken, was die so tut und wie sie das tut und dann tatsächlich Dinge verbessern.
Anders formuliert: Wenn du den Willen hast, dein Unternehmen zu verbessern, dann schau’ in die ISO27001 rein. Die gibt Ansatzpunkte und Ideen, an die du vielleicht gar nicht dachtest.
Wenn man das wirklich gewissenhaft macht und mehr als 5 Mitarbeitende hat, dann ist das aber ein *unfassbar* aufwändiger und schmerzhafter Vorgang. Ich kann mir beim besten Willen nicht vorstellen, dass die ganzen Unternehmen/Konzerne, die hübsch mit ISO27001-Zertifizierung werben, das auch so durchgezogen haben. No way. Und spätestens da fängt’s dann an, albern zu werden.
Aber was ich bisher so gesehen habe: *Eigentlich* ist das Regelwerk der ISO27001 gar nicht so schlecht, also die Gedanken darin/dahinter. (Natürlich kostet der Kram was, kannste also nicht mal einfach so reingucken.) Man könnte das schon als Grundlage nehmen, um sich mal die Firma anzugucken, was die so tut und wie sie das tut und dann tatsächlich Dinge verbessern.
Anders formuliert: Wenn du den Willen hast, dein Unternehmen zu verbessern, dann schau’ in die ISO27001 rein. Die gibt Ansatzpunkte und Ideen, an die du vielleicht gar nicht dachtest.
Wenn man das wirklich gewissenhaft macht und mehr als 5 Mitarbeitende hat, dann ist das aber ein *unfassbar* aufwändiger und schmerzhafter Vorgang. Ich kann mir beim besten Willen nicht vorstellen, dass die ganzen Unternehmen/Konzerne, die hübsch mit ISO27001-Zertifizierung werben, das auch so durchgezogen haben. No way. Und spätestens da fängt’s dann an, albern zu werden.