Notices by cuan_knaggs (mensrea@freeradical.zone)

@hellomiakoda you can also only get to about half of it with the lead acid chemistry

@hellomiakoda well there's your problem

@hellomiakoda they are but is the ups running lithium or lead acid batteries?

@hellomiakoda wait, how did you enable the flux capacitor?

@baldur that is a very cold take. enclosing the commons has always been the program

@tek yup. idiotic conclusion

@tek i mean, there's an argument to be made that they're not wrong about china not being worse. their conclusion is idiotic but the premise has something

@_elena @elena i get why the list of links, what confusing to me is something like linkstack for it. but that could just be me thinking html is so simple, it would be easier to just do it by hand

@elena maybe this is just because i have too serious a case of web developer brain, but these linktree type systems seem like they're adding far more complication than needed. it looks like it's just a list of links or am i not understanding something

@queserasera that's how you know it's growing up

@tek @absor70 and it's seeming like a better idea every day

a thought: in your access rules for your website, instead of blocking the AI scrapers give them a 301 redirect to their own site #ai #openAI

@tek what I keep coming to with ts is, if you're reaching for ts you likely need a different language

@tek but then again c# devs didn't understand javascript so hard that we now have typescript

@tek folk seem to confuse dynamically typed with untyped a fair bit

@pezmico this children and phones panic sounds exactly like the children and TV panic of the 70s/80s and the children and reading panic of the 20s. all bullshit

@_elena feel free to reach out. i haven't done any fedi hosting yet (on the list for next year) but i've done quite a bit of linux server/web server stuff

@futurebird so you're saying that the toxic entities in the fedi are now called COTS (crown-of-thorns starfish)

@evan @johnefrancis well, the start of those things. the efforts, as we know, have been imperfect. but largely better than before '45

@johnefrancis @evan I would very cautiously suggest that there has been more social progress post ww2.