When I’m on the verge of completing a programming task, I find myself taking my time, slowly polishing things.
It’s a bit like when you’re getting close to the end of a book and start slowing down just to enjoy.
(Am I the only one to have this pathology?)
@icedquinn Umm
its like wheels that need to run along a track
using openscad, I think I’m getting there…
This whole project is a fairly massive undertaking slowed down significantly by the fact I don’t really know what I’m doing, but just decided not to let that stop me.
Also its going to be super rad and I want one of these things.
It’s a secret until its finished though.
Last year, lots of folks were encouraging academic institutions, newsrooms, and other groups to run their own Mastodon instances to help bolster authenticity of the posters.
The Mastodon vulnerability that was patched today is a big reason to NOT run your own Mastodon instance if you cannot keep up with security things.
It was super horrible and I fear many orgs are going to be left vulnerable for a while.
@tenthman @DarthRadar a few things.
It doesn't sound like there's an easy way for eriner to just move the instance. So will it still be here? Not sure.
The friction started with Adam's behavior, insults, and disdain. I'm unsure why you think anyone here should be called out but not Adam.
And am I to take Adam at his word? He incessantly complained of memes when bringing up NAS. To make it about other content seems disingenuous, not to mention antithetical to NA ethos, at this stage.
I am a believer In the idea that if you’re good at one thing, your path to success largely relies on your being in the top 1% at that thing, but if you’re good at TWO things, you can find success by being top 25% at both. Some of this is math (your exact combination is going to have some rarity), but the bigger art is the assumption that you can find and leverages the synergies between the two things.
It’s not an argument for generalization so much as one for diversification.
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