@vagrantc Nice! But, what's the frame for? Couldn't there just be the rear part that you lash to the lumber, and the hitch that you lash to the other end of the lumber?
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Perché casa mia è piena di oggetti mucca? Perché sono così pazzo? Perché tutte queste domande? (continua nel commento) Le risposte, amico mio, stanno soffiando in questa storia. #mucche #amiche #regalistrani #chiarlaura
My latest model! This is an IBM Series\1 with a 5251 terminal. This is a 1:12 scale model! Any of you worked with or on one if these back in the days? What was it used for where you worked?
Non ho molti dettagli, il cavo elettrico sembra risalire se non a questo secolo almeno alla fine del secolo scorso, quindi credo abbia discrete probabilità di funzionare ancora (e non prendere fuoco appena la si attacca alla corrente :) ).
Ci sono anche un po' di spazzole.
Le mie ambizioni piccoloborghesi non sono al livello da voler lucidare regolarmente i pavimenti :D
Se nessuno esprime interesse, al prossimo giro finisce in discarica.
Does Logitech understand how often I wear out the actual hardware of my mouse? Do they really think they want to be in charge of maintaining that forever?
@TerryHancock Maybe. Meanwhile, I have a $200 #DasKeyboard Professional 6 that I've already had to RMA once and I can't get firmware updates on even though it "supports #Linux".
I still find it utterly hilarious that kindergarten grade math, a function that computers are literally built on, is beyond the reach of "advanced AI".
@WhyNotZoidberg Hint: what's sold to the public as "Artificial Intelligence" is not what the public, conditioned by decades of SF, think of as artificial intelligence. It's just spicy autocomplete.
Oh I know. Doesn't help that Tech Bros (not to be confused with people who understand tech) fret about it becoming sentient and / or being the salvation to all our problems.
@gsuberland German has "Wink mit dem Zaunpfahl" (Waving the fence post) as idiom for "giving a broad hint for something that should have been pretty obvious". And a fence would literally be what is missing here.
Also, helmets, but I've given up hoping that anyone working with heavy head-level loads would care to wear one. Looking at the complete event tech / stage tech sector there.
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I must not reply. Replying is the mind-killer. Replying is the little-death that brings total obliteration.
I will face the bad take. I will permit it to pass over me and through me. And when it has gone past I will turn the inner eye to see its path. Where the take has gone there will be nothing. Only I will remain.
Michael Catanzaro from #GNOME published yesterday this interesting blog post about binding C libraries and a nice feature of #Vala; at the end there is the convenient solution (you can skip to it if you want ;) blogs.gnome.org/mcatanzaro/202… #ValaLang #GNOME #GTK #GTK4
Useless robots (or useless machines) are devices that, when switched on, exist only to turn themselves back off. They are fun and fairly simple builds that are easy to personify, and really invite …
OpenSSH sshd on musl-based systems is not vulnerable to RCE via CVE-2024-6387 (regreSSHion).
This is because we do not use localtime in log timestamps and do not use dynamic allocation (because it could fail under memory pressure) for printf formatting.
While the sshd bug is UB (AS-unsafe syslog call from signal context), very deliberate decisions we made for other good reasons reduced the potential impact to deadlock taking a lock.
It's bad out there. It looks a lot like last time, but it's worse. Even worse. Ft. the inimitable @alyankovic The track and other goodies- https://www.patre...
“Q: Is GPT-5 faster? A: Its predecessors already produce hundreds or even thousands of words almost instantaneously. Now GPT-5 brings PhD writing skills to the table, meaning it can generate text at a rate of about ten words per day. (This does not include the romance novel it’s writing on the side, online searches for “ADHD self-diagnosis,” or social media posts about not wanting to write.)” mcsweeneys.net/articles/chatgp… #phd #gpt
Via @tedmielczarek @natevw I have learned that the Apple // character set is preserved in Unicode (Except not the Apple logo, which is trademarked— this is in the PUA as , but that is not Unicode. But everything else).
Which means!!! The cute little running guy in the hidden characters!! Is in!!!
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So, if you are on Windows 10 or a modern Apple product, above you see two boxes
But, fricking inexplicably!!! On Linux!!! It actually displays!!!
A friend of mine joked when this came to light the other day that we should start the timer to see how long it would be before some SystemD person came out and said that was expected behavior and you're an idiot for using it wrong. And we laughed to ourselves, wouldn't that would be funny, that really is the reputation they have now isn't it.
Well, jokes on us, because that's the first fucking comment on the bug.
systemd version the issue has been seen with 256 Used distribution Debian Unstable Linux kernel version used 6.8.12-amd64 CPU architectures issue was seen on x86_64 Component systemd-tmpfiles Expec...
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Seems I can fit almost as much on my #DIY #Bike cart, an aluminum folding ladder with wheels attached and lots of bike tubes.
Totally made it all of the way out of the parking lot... and even several miles home!
These were twelve foot and eight foot two-by-fours...
@jwb
Leveraging the #Hypotenuse keeps it shorter ... and the wheels and lumber ... started at separate locations!
A frame also allows for hauling things that would not have any hope of being self-supporting ...
Though I have strapped wheels to a canoe before as a self-supporting bike trailer...