FYI, some anti-homeless installations can be dismantled easily with the right tools. If you notice this shit in your neighborhood, maybe take a look to see how the obstruction is attached to the surface it is on.
It's possible that in some scenarios all someone would need is a socket wrench. If that someone is a white man wearing an orange vest, they might even get away with walking up & just removing something in broad daylight.
What you do with the information you gather is up to you.
It's #Mesh Night at @foulab tonight at 19h00 local #Montreal time.
I've been going to these this year, and it's been educational and fun.
Last month was pretty busy. Lots of people, and we talked about #Meshtastic , #MeshCore and #Reticulum . People have some interesting projects going on.
It's a casual unstructured meet-up.
I expect we'll be discussing local Meshtastic vs. MeshCore, tonight, and looking at some of the new-to-us tooling, like https://yul.meshmapper.net
@chiraag basically the point is: if you feel the need to mention peaceful transfer of power in the USA – as Chan reportedly did – there is something very very wrong going on.
It's like your boss calls a meeting and mentions that "book keeping continues to be done correctly in this company" after having been spotted having lunch with a known mafioso. The immediate question is: are they in denial, or is there something else going on?
@evan It feels that way every time I talk to atproto developers, and some Fedi ones too (I was just on a call with WordPress, Leaflet, Offprint, and pckt last week about longform bridging). It feels that way when I have face-to-face 1-1s with atproto short-form apps that want to bridge with cross-promotion in tow. I can go on.
It's posts and threads like this that get visibility and skew the conversation in an unproductive direction.
I know I posted about this but can't find it -- but today I learned of the --human-numeric-sort option to the GNU "sort" command!
"sort -h" is smart about suffixes: it knows that 999K is less than 1M, and so on.
It's obviously designed to handle input from things like "du -h", which means
du -h | sort -h
does exactly what you want!
President Trump released his National Security Strategy this past weekend.
It includes a description of the national way forward, both in terms of foreign and domestic policy. The table of contents included an entry for each world region: including Asia, South America, the Middle East,Europe, & so on.
It’s about 30 pages long. It’s easy-to-read, well-organized, uses lay English.
https://www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/2025-National-Security-Strategy.pdf
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