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   HistoPol (#HP) 🥥 🌴 (histopol@mastodon.social)'s status on Monday, 05-Aug-2024 17:03:24 JST HistoPol (#HP) 🥥 🌴

   in reply to

   @axbom

   Yes.
   You got lucky finding such a nurse (and were circumspect.)
   Most others would not.

   It really is a major policy failure, similar to not asking whether someone were allergic to anesthetics before surgery.

   Anyway, I'm glad.

   PS
   It’s like bringing owls to Athens, as you are the communications expert, but I'd place this criticism at the very end of your talk, otherwise (s)he might be distracted.

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   Evan Prodromou (evan@cosocial.ca)'s status on Tuesday, 28-May-2024 22:47:26 JST Evan Prodromou

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   @jamie An implementation might push the binary data at delivery time if it wanted to save some HTTP hits later. It's the same reason that some web pages use data: urls or inline SVG.

   You may not agree that it's ever necessary, and I actually don't care if it is or not.

   It's a feature that Activity Streams 1.0 had, that the AS2 spec hints at, and that I vaguely remember discussing in the WG. I want to make sure I cover it correctly in my book.

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   :blahaj: Why Not Zoidberg? 🦑 (whynotzoidberg@topspicy.social)'s status on Wednesday, 14-Feb-2024 01:06:45 JST :blahaj: Why Not Zoidberg? 🦑

   @thomasfuchs I think you misunderstood the meaning of "open" in this instance.

   This discussion is about consent, online safe spaces and online privacy in that order and none of these things has any connection to if the protocol used is open or not.

   It is such a white tech bro (not you, the developer of the bridge) attitude to not care about consent by forcing an opt out model (which is illegal in the EU. I foresee him being forced to adjust things soon...).

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   Church of Jeff (jeffowski@mastodon.world)'s status on Monday, 05-Feb-2024 05:01:07 JST Church of Jeff

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   @wendinoakland --

   This photo is actually a test to see who is an authoritarian or not.

   It is to see if they can accept that something happened that DIDN'T INVOLVE THEM AT ALL.

   You weren't there, you don't get a piece, you aren't participating at all.

   Something other people do that has no effect in your lives is no concern of yours.

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   reeeeeelman (realman543@annihilation.social)'s status on Thursday, 25-Jan-2024 17:19:09 JST reeeeeelman

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   @adiz @yogthos @geekysteven One of the things a lot of people, especially communists and socialists, seem to conveniently forget these days is we don’t live under capitalism. Not really. We live in some bastardized Venn diagram of capitalism, cronyism, corporatism, fascism and socialism.

   This unholy fusion is causing almost all of the rot of today. You can see it in everything you do: You go to work to earn capital but lost 1/3rd or more immediately, before you even earn a paycheck. Then you go to the one store you have in your town because all the small business has been regulated out of existence to spend what meager earnings you have left after whatever apartment block you were forced to live has taken a large chunk of what you have left, only to pay even more in taxes to buy the food. You go down to the ballot box (if that’s not what you have in your country, you’re luckier than most) to vote for the guy who said “I’m going to change everything!” only to find out not a week later he doesn’t give two fucks about you only the person who puts the most money in his pockets.

   You then complain to your local, state or federal government only to be told there is nothing they can do while they surely wring their hands. Not in any concern for you but at all the money they are raking in. You rush them only to be taken down by you local law enforcement and brutally beaten. If you’re lucky you’ll avoid a prison sentence, but probably not.

   It’s sad to see so many people who should really know better blaming capitalism and capitalism alone for the problem, when they should all know damn well what we have can’t even be qualified as capitalism anymore, and whatever role capitalism plays in the whole debacle is simply one part of the pie.

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   天空вℓσи∂ [Unemployed edition] (skyblond@qoto.org)'s status on Wednesday, 24-Jan-2024 09:30:02 JST 天空вℓσи∂ [Unemployed edition]

   well, things are not going right.

   The company is fine, but the code is not.

   It's not a healthy code base. There is no documentation, no unit test, and can't run in debug mode. The database design is also bad. My first task is a database migration. There are multiple bad designs, for example, you have a passport ID for user. How do you know a user have a passport? Instead of testing if the passport ID is null, they designed a new column called hasPassport, along with the passport ID column.

   Now I'm thinking if I should keep working here. The tech is old, still spring mvc 4, and the design is bad. No code review, all you get is customers need and all you need to do is deliver it asap.

   Gonna figure this out before my probationary period ends