Notices by clacke@libranet.de is my main (notclacke@fedia.social)

@mameaw This one is infamous.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y%C5%ABsh%C5%ABkan

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@rysiek Something I've not seen mentioned explicitly in this case but maybe you, having taken more interest, might know: did the original contract the train operating company signed for these trains specify any obligation to get the maintenance work done by Newag?

I assume not as it should have been mentioned but most of what I've read has been anti-Newag so I'm not sure.

@ducksauz I did some very brave (reckless) things to save a Lotus Notes/Domino server that had gone bad. Luckily it worked and I saved the day!

(also 1997)

@foone @clacke

As far as I'm concerned there is no reason to not use Conventional Commits, unless you use another structure like C4 commit messages. There is no excuse to use less informative messages on mainline.

On local and on your experimental branch write whatever garbage you need. But if you're comnunicating your commits to mainline, whether it's Linux or it's your hobby project with just one more person, do rebase it to compartmentalized commits with clear changes and standardized descriptions.

#introduction Hi! I’m a postdoc at @ESI_Frankfurt, interested in (#laminar) #MEG, #OPM, in vivo histology (#hMRI), #speech rhythms and open science. I like art, literature and contemporary dance. Happy to have finally made it here!

@SaskiaHelbling @ESI_Frankfurt In-vivo histology looks so cool! How does it work? Which species are you working with?

@evan We have a commit standard in our team, based on Conventional Commits.

I was the less engaged one of two people pushing for it. I am very happy with the outcome compared to the undisciplined mess before it. It's good to have a text to point to.

Cantabrian (plural Cantabrians)- Someone from Cantabria.
- (New Zealand) Someone from CanterburyAh! Ok. TIL. 🤣

@strypey @musicman

Did I just tweet this on the bird site? Yes.

Am I going to regret it? Also yes.

If you think the US needs to ban TikTok because the Chinese government can run influence ops on it, just wait until you find out how easy it is to influence ops on platforms YOU DON'T EVEN OWN--even wholesome American platforms like our beloved Facebook.

@DTinitiative So, is this about adversarial interoperability?

@clacke

@kobajo Is there an impression to be had from your old instance? Or if you'd prefer not to, that's fine too.

@mekkaokereke @lewriley @Bam @thetitanborn that’s fucked, I’m sorry to hear that that kind of behavior is going unaddressed.
Re: CWs, I think a lot of folks feel like it’s a blanket to hide the less savory parts of life from people with trauma. Upon some reflection, this scenario reminds me of a phrase used in talking about police and racist Karen interactions: that it’s there to minimize white discomfort.

@mekkaokereke Let’s not bash instances. You moved and you’re happy that’s sufficient.

@mekkaokereke @Bam @thetitanborn any specific things allies can do to help? My brain jumped to helping finance and support primarily black or BIPOC instances but I’m a bit sheltered/privileged and there’s bound to be a lot I’m missing.

We were discussing it at dinner and I said maybe I'd watch the e-sports if it's something fun. Then I looked up what the e-sports are, and apparently they decided six years ago not to have any. I must have misunderstood something I heard.

@evan

@pkmnframes I think that "every frame" followed by "[btw my source is 2 fps]" is a clever technicality that keeps the punchy name but makes the outcome somewhat reasonable. 😄

@evan Qualified no: I won't seek it out, but if someone says "omg Sweden or HK made it to the finals of $SPORT", I might watch. And I'm sure I'll see snippets all over my YouTube diet.

One thing that's hard to find in #PLDev work is how to set up good error handling (both in terms of parse recovery as well as error messages).

It's interesting because it seems like such an important part of writing a language of any kind - if you think about the percentage times you compile your code and what percentage of *that* tends to have error messages in it, the error flow is just as important as the success flow -- but resources on it seem slim.

Anyone happen to know of any good reads in that regard?

Wow, Justin Timberlake looked the same 14 years ago as he does now. He was 25 then.

Timbaland: "Give It To Me"

farside.link/invidious/watch?v=RgoiSJ23cSc

www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgoiSJ23cSc