Notices by Δж3 (ax3@wizard.casa)

@sun @feld

> "no ms teams" as a job benefit

this resonates, recently.

> who the fuck actually thinks C# is a competitor to Go?

read the issue and it seems circlejerkish. i've written both c# and go (systems engineer by trade). c# never fit into any environments i worked in. i work at a place that leans heavily on it and .net core. we're starting spikes into porting some services to go.

@icedquinn @captainepoch cross-signing this one. you can do all the "rootless" things, but if your threat model is "1% chance of nsa getting into your systems, otherwise the cat may knockover the server" go with the path of least resistance.

if docker works, great use it. i wouldn't bother with the rootless container setup as it's more bullshit than it needs to be.

@lanodan @captainepoch @icedquinn if you're ci runner or action's ssh implementation supports it using a secret stored as the envvar SSH_PASSPHRASE should work. notably this works in gitlab. from a posture standpoint it makes more sense to have a dedicated ed25519 key just for ci/cd jobs with no passphrase. you're creating more complexity than security with the proposed setup.

@snacks could be worse. could have been that leanbeef youtuber

it's important to take good notes.

@icedquinn @privateger the markets with the hemp/thca loophole feel like a "come on bros let's max" scenario. like privateger, im fond of strains that have a balance of cbd/thc since they are synergistic and have good medical properties.

if you're in a full legal market its similar to going to a pharmacy and picking out what you like with the help of a budtender (pharmacist)

@feld @kaia @lain

> if anyone there was actually intellectually stimulating they'd be on another server.

every occasion one of their bots jumps in my feed, my cpu core dumps. not one for blocking in general, but timeline is much quieter without them

@lain you're porting pleroma to go?

@menherahair @nyanide kirby won't go to college?

@nyanide @icedquinn

> though like it's for lab not for me they don't want to buy me a coffee lmfao they wanna keep the server online

it takes time to keep the server up, yes? even if you do it for fun and a hobby you're providing a service. people tend to place a higher value on something they can connect to a dollar.

and maybe it starts a trend where you start being sysop for other fedi instances and make a business. shit why didn't i do this?

@me @delta perfect forward secrecy while nice to have, i think will depend on your threat-model. if someone has a hold of my device it's already over and i have bigger problems.

the metadata i feel is threat-model specific. i'm okay with someone knowing my deltachat email is bld3jjasdjjhf@rando.server.today it's still somewhat of an abstraction

@mint @meso @CrackSmokerHD @adachi using sorcery you can offer him to changods. they may be satisfied.

@mint @meso @CrackSmokerHD @adachi

@KuteboiCoder consider mat2

mat2 --show file.png # displays properties and exif
mat2 --inplace file.png # wipes properties and exif inline

@feld @RandomDamage seeing this as i just finished six eggs cooked in butter and pink sea salt.

@feld @sidereal

> I do it. I write off the square footage of my apartment used for my home office space. Sure, a lot of people will still come in under the standard deduction but it doesn't take any effort to measure a room and do simple math

i do the same, but it can be a trigger for the government. as long as you keep good records it's fine.

> lol well that's pretty illegal, but i get your point

it was tongue-in-cheek. but if one is a nomad, there could be a technicality somewhere, but i don't go into this rabbithole.

@feld @sidereal in the states you can write off a portion of your rent if that dwelling is used for business solely. it's not worth the hassle half the time. the hack here is to rent an office, and sleep on your office couch.

@sun @deutrino

> the paper doesn't say it (I don't think anyone knew it yet) but you can bifurcate a chord network by rapidly adding and removing evil nodes. I think this is why everyone uses Kademlia now

you're right. it's a downside of chord. but would be interesting to simulate.

@deutrino @sun this may be whitepaper you're referring to https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/papers/chord:sigcomm01/chord_sigcomm.pdf there may be others but this was a good whitepaper to read back then.

@japananon @silverpill and let us not forget

- site reads like silicon valley wordpress starter-template
- emphasis on healthy financial viable
- treats protocol like something you can own
- feels very coc and hugbox

some of us just want to hack and have fun