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   Chicken :cqlgusu: (lookitmychicken@blorbo.social)'s status on Sunday, 06-Apr-2025 20:04:19 JST Chicken :cqlgusu:

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   "Bodyguard" team did not impress me as much as I'd hoped, but also the camerawork was not great and it was hard to tell what was going on.

   It does seem like they're actually singing live now, because there are some dodgy moments with the vocals. Peanut's singing was pretty wobbly but his visual was perfect. He looks like he belongs in ATEEZ.

   #Dorn was yet again a standout. He's so good and he deserves to be in the #1 spot even though I want it to go to #HuYetao

   "If You Do" team was ... okay?? I normally expect a bigger gap in between the performances and wasn't paying proper attention uh-oh.

   I know most of the others have lots more training and experience, but I still have a soft spot for #Aguang and I wouldn't mind if he made it into the debut group.

   Ninja was good too. He always impresses me. But aaaaaah I don't *care* about whether he gets in and I don't know why.

   "Liar" team OH FUCK YES.

   Starting with the other boys all doing some choreographed manhanding of Yetao yes good. And later on he gets choked by two of them at once. Someone has been poking around in my brain and putting the contents on a performance stage.

   #Xiong looking gorgeous too.

   OMG an actual Thai BL sexy romantic duo ballad these boys are about to eat each other on stage. On a Chinese show. Wow.

   #ChuangAsiaS2

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   silverwizard (silverwizard@convenient.email)'s status on Tuesday, 25-Mar-2025 03:00:32 JST silverwizard

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   @hypolite So I tend to work in companies with 10-100 people. I joke my career is turning companies from 10 person companies to 100 person companies and then moving on.

   It often means my teams are unresourced - working with dev teams under 10 people. Often we'll have not enough bandwidth to do the things we need to do. But we primarily add to the things we have rather than improve the daily drive experience.

   It's the same mindset as google only promoting for creating things and not maintaining things.

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   Chris Siebenmann (cks@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 17-Feb-2025 06:31:04 JST Chris Siebenmann

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   Blog post: Why I have a little C program to filter a $PATH (more or less) https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/unix/MyPATHFilteringProgram
   tl;dr: because at one point I had a universal set of dotfiles where I listed every possible thing that could be in $PATH on every system I had an account on, and then filtered it down to only the (unique) directories that actually existed on the current system I was on.

   It's a C program because in the old days this was faster than (limited) shell builtins.

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   Toni Aittoniemi (gimulnautti@mastodon.green)'s status on Sunday, 26-Jan-2025 10:57:45 JST Toni Aittoniemi

   @kkarhan Yes that is a risk.
   But the investment in a new car is expensive.
   And somebody would have to buy the thing anyway.
   Having it trashed, would be environmentally even worse.

   But I won’t blame anyone from scratching or otherwise vandalizing my car from now on.

   It’s right.

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   pixelfed (pixelfed@mastodon.social)'s status on Thursday, 23-Jan-2025 20:02:11 JST pixelfed

   We have been overshadowed by our sister account, @PixelFed@pixelfed.social

   With more than twice our follower count, it just goes to show that Pixelfed has arrived.

   We're not going anywhere, we are so appreciative of our Mastodon origin story.

   We couldn't thrive without the fediverse, it doesn't matter what platform you are on.

   It just matters you are here.

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   Erik Moeller (eloquence@social.coop)'s status on Friday, 17-Jan-2025 17:03:43 JST Erik Moeller

   Praising Trump for his antitrust pick, as @protonprivacy CEO Andy Yen did (https://archive.is/l1WYU), reveals wilful ignorance of the slide towards authoritarianism. That's disappointing for a product that journalists and human rights defenders rely on.

   It's not complicated: All Trump is interested in is to implement rewards for CEOs who bend the knee (tax breaks, deregulation, etc.) and punishments (investigations, bullying, antitrust) for those that step out of line.