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   Cassandra is only carbon now (xgranade@wandering.shop)'s status on Friday, 19-Dec-2025 10:25:00 JST Cassandra is only carbon now

   Today's been one of the worst mh days in a while. I got some shit done with Arcalibre in the past few days, but not as much today in particular. Shit's hard, I hate it.

   In the meantime, if you're interested in recent progress, there's three PRs up, including one that can be manually tested!

   https://codeberg.org/rereading/arcalibre/pulls/13
   https://codeberg.org/rereading/arcalibre/pulls/14
   https://codeberg.org/rereading/arcalibre/pulls/15

   There's also a bunch of discussions kicked off over on the forums: https://forums.rereading.space/

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   b9AcE is anti-fascist (b9ace@todon.eu)'s status on Thursday, 04-Dec-2025 05:27:49 JST b9AcE is anti-fascist

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   Crucial consumer, the decades existing top tier "consumer" (end-user) brand of computer memory (RAM) and storage (SSD/Flash) manufacturer Micron from Idaho (only one from USA)... is ceasing, because "AI". Actually, yes that's why.
   https://investors.micron.com/news-releases/news-release-details/micron-announces-exit-crucial-consumer-business
   In short, they decided that since "AI" gobbles up so much anyway, fuck us regular end-users.
   Who will even use the "AI" corporations' output when the regular people don't have access to computers because "AI" made both RAM and storage inaccessible or impossibly expensive for actual people? Just themselves in a no-value circle? Yeah, seems like it.

   In a related note: The Kingston FURY 64GB DDR5-6000 CL30 that I bought for SEK2999 (≈$320) on 2024-05-02 now from the same major computer stuff retailer costs... SEK8190 (≈$873).
   That's a 173% increase. Absolutely nuts.

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   Daphne Preston-Kendal (dpk@chaos.social)'s status on Friday, 26-Sep-2025 03:39:24 JST Daphne Preston-Kendal

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   He said that after having written an implementation of Algol 60, in 1963, which did run-time bounds checking. On 1963 hardware. His customers didn’t even want to have the *option* to switch it off when they were offered it.

   In C++ 60 years later they’re still surprised that the cost of run-time bounds checking is affordable.

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   Fedilab Apps (apps@toot.fedilab.app)'s status on Sunday, 31-Aug-2025 03:31:53 JST Fedilab Apps

   #Fedilab is now ready for the new #Mastodon quote feature.
   We opened an issue so accounts can manage the default policy for quotes in their profile and Mastodon devs already added it.

   In this process, our main issue was to keep the compatibility of the quote feature that was previously implemented for others software (as they work differently - no policy). Fedilab will be able to detect and support both of them.

   https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/issues/35898

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   Gehtso (gehtso@social.tchncs.de)'s status on Monday, 25-Aug-2025 01:16:44 JST Gehtso

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   @NeonPurpleStar

   Before I link to any of them, I always check to see if anyone else is reporting on it.

   In this case, however, I couldn't find it, which is why I'm asking these questions.

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   Sundew (sundew@beige.party)'s status on Friday, 15-Aug-2025 01:32:14 JST Sundew

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   @captainarcee It's a term coined by the below tweet, which embodies the sinking feeling when you discover that something you like has something very unwholesome about it.

   In this instance, because creator Graham Linehan is a bigot.