Maxime Augier
max@mastodon.xolus.net
<p>Random(ness) geek.</p><p>Rust, Haskell, programming languages theory, cryptography, CTFs, free software, ham radio, cat person.</p><p>My immune system is slowly killing me. I owe my life to modern science.</p><p>Diagnosed with mild ADHD at 40. Apparently everybody knew and nobody told me ??</p><p>~Migrating away~ banned from twitter (@swissb0fh)</p><p>He/Him</p>
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@jpmens Interesting read, but the argument against TOML looks a little bit disingenuous; it ignores the existence of the inline table syntax.
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Pour une raison qui m&#39;échappe, mon assurance m&#39;impose de commander un médicament particulier à une pharmacie en ligne. Chaque mois, je reçois un flacon de 30 pilules, dans son emballage d&#39;origine, lui-même emballé dans un sac plastique, accompagné de formulaires papier (que je n&#39;utilise pas), le tout dans un carton qui pourrait contenir assez de boîtes pour 6 a 12 mois. Le côté positif, c&#39;est qu&#39;avec tous ces cartons gratuits, mon stock de matéri...
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The threat actor used 9P storage ??? Fascinating choice.
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On est d&#39;accord que l&#39;IA c&#39;est le Minitel 3.0 ?
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I&#39;m in bed, stoned with painkillers, trying to get some rest and not going mad from the constant pain. I check my mailbox and I got 200 warning messages because of the BoomProtocolProbe asshole spam creating accounts on my tiny instance. So registrations are permanently closed now. Yet another free service gone because I can&#39;t afford to fight this. Whoever is doing that, fuck you sideways with a chainsaw, and I hope your entire family dies from bone cancer.
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Yesterday, I made a relatively minor, but fun, thing. I made that thing by standing on the shoulders of the giants of free software, so until this year I wouldn&#39;t have bat an eyelid, and I would have put my thing on github. Take and give back. Now I&#39;m even hesitant to publish it on my own forge. What should I do ?
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Recovering from my biopsy from last thursday. It was supposed to be a painless, and relatively safe, procedure. When discussing the risks, we evoked arteriovenal fistulae. Doc said they do 2 biopsies per week in this unit, and they can&#39;t remember how many years they last saw one bad enough to require an intervention. Well guess who won the fucking lottery. But then, hilarious plot twist: my fistula might actually date back from the last biopsy, 20 years ago.