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  @chosunone@pleroma.chosunone.io @nyx@social.xenofem.me on a local scale this is correct. on a global scale however, when we are considering how big the stocks of these weapons are and how fast they can be produced the costs are very relevant

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  "don't make me tap the sign", i say

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  one-shotted by uncle dane referring to tf2 as "created early this century"

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  btw you might be able to patch the PHP vuln with session.upload_progress.enabled = off source: https://x.com/J4ck3LSyN/status/2112703096443097263 (i don't give a fuck about the embargo, i need to defend things) edit: see boost below, this is not actually enough according to a php core dev

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  after looking into it more carefully i realized that -B just means "bulk", it's a different ordering part number for the same motherboard. the website i linked probably just had an editing mistake anyway, thankfully, supermicro did at least one thing completely correctly and it is "put a few components on the PCB so that the flash can be powered up and accessed with a SOIC clip". desktop SKUs often don't have this and it's really annoying. this is the chip i&#3...

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  comedy gold

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  if you use Forgejo and would like more CI resources than Codeberg provides (or just don't want to run your own CI): I would like to onboard a few more people/projects to https://felinebuildservices.org/

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  "how's ram shortage going" this is trending on aliexpress

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  so i'm learning ed not ed(1), the standard editor the CP/M ED.COM

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  OH: "PULL UP PULL UP as i watch upper management steer the entire department into the ground"

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  OH: "I think that one time i almost died in a train from heatstroke is a better rail experience than the things you described to me about british rail" (this is accurate btw)

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  @spacehobo@teh.entar.net @ariadne@social.treehouse.systems doing this with a cluster of Pis makes business sense to run if people pay for the gimmick because at least the hardware is uniform and fungible. babysitting a huge cluster of disparate electronics that you don't fully understand and which is already reaching its end of life (if not past it) is a challenge only a complete masochist would appreciate

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  you know, we've been saying this for... i think the first time i've coherently put a similar statement together was 2021? https://social.coop/@cwebber/117321242779306632 i suppose experience is a great teacher even for those who wouldn't listen Your only real job is to be the warm body they can blame when the AI slop inevitably breaks.

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  what https://www.xilinx.com/.html

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  I don't think there's an amount of genAI stuff they could add to KDE that will make me consider using Gnome

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  do I know any electronical engineers who would be willing to review Glasgow revD1 schematic/layout before we send it to the fab tomorrow evening? it's in KiCAD and available on https://github.com/tachiniererin/glasgow/tree/hw-revD1 if you have the time and inclination

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  wow, installing anything from ports on freebsd is absurdly slow

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  do you like #Linux? do you like packaging things? help us expand this list of #ChiPass packages: https://repology.amdmi3.ru/project/chipass/versions

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  @CyReVolt@mastodon.social @a@pdx.social @azonenberg@ioc.exchange you can make some good educated guesses by examining layout and schematics if you probe and draw the schematics for the passives near the connector i could take a look

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  glasgow revD1(WIP) has ... a lot of vias

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  Microsoft Visual Stud

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  normal things i've done today: figured out how to make .msi files generate in a reproducible manner (so that anybody can verify that the ChiPass installers we provide for download are actually built from the sources we provide also)

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  observation: having ready access to useful stimulants (let's say for the sake of this example they're caffeine pills) makes me way more likely to go to bed at a reasonable time, because i know waking up won't be as hellish

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  IRCv3 is shaping to be amazingly good! here's the things it offers, today, right now, on a chat server we just set up in one evening: you don't need a bouncer (friggin finally)there are moblie clients that work wellyou can see backlog when joining a channelyou can browse chat historyyou can connect from multiple devices with one account and nicknameif you disconnect, your nickname is still present in a channel you joined, marked as awayyou can highlight or DM people who are away and the...

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  i'm happy to announce that ChiPass v2026.09.0 is now released! get sources or binaries from https://codeberg.org/ChiPass/ChiPass/releases/tag/v2026.09.0

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  psst. hey kid. wanna see a shotgun parser in C? https://github.com/ximion/appstream/blob/main/src/as-news-convert.c

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  apparently if you order alcohol or energy drinks on uber eats uk with your vpn set to frankfurt they dont ask for your passport it's very reliable too.

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  despite the ongoing work on #GlasgowInterfaceExplorer revD, we haven't forgotten our loyal revC users: I've just added a prototype for a RAM expansion board for revC that 1bitSquared has designed a few years ago it does pass the memory test, although the memory bandwidth is, at the moment, less than 2/3 of what's available with the faster revD FPGA https://github.com/GlasgowEmbedded/glasgow/pull/1268

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  i'm very pleased with the state of Windows support in #GlasgowInterfaceExplorer. i can use it just how i'm using the Linux version, and it doesn't feel slow or off to me. this is the kind of user experience i think the project has to have

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  look! check out what you can do with the new #GlasgowInterfaceExplorer streaming logic analyzer tap into D+/D- lines on a, for example, keyboard, and watch keys get pressed and released in real time in the USB packets