Notices by tedu (tedu@honk.tedunangst.com)

@lain the best part of getting off the plane yesterday was the "this area causes cancer" sign which is the first thing you see leaving the jetway.

@pony need to borrow from tomorrow.

@lain

@lain with a 4090 you could fake it in post.

@lain one like = one liter of water gobbled up.

@tqbf I think more people are now convinced it happened than when it was first reported.

Initial report: it happened.
HN: I don't believe this really happened.
Second report: it didn't happen.
HN: I am now fully convinced this happened.

@me_the_fl00f honk enterprise is going to have so many algorithms.

@piggo I wore a mechanical watch for a while, you really just get used to giving it a twist when you put it on in the morning.

Yeah, it usually loses a few seconds a day. Not a big deal, you set it on Sunday when the church bell gongs.

Auto watches are more interesting, but some of them don't allow manual winding, so you have to wear it a day with the wrong time until it charges up.

@lain luckily for the successful traders the unsuccessful traders don't know about it.

@feld come on dude, everyone knows there are two dials in the Oval Office, price of gas and price of everything.

@liaizon heh, I kept waiting and waiting for someone to post an event activity. Now I finally get to see one.

@feld does pleroma support the open WebKit standard?

@trwnh TentativeAccept

@silverpill that's interesting because I'd say no, but html pages frequently duplicate title and h1.

@lanodan I think this is half true. Most environments should default to extensions, but if you define _POSIX blah blah, then you have to opt in to extensions.

@trwnh I think the spec could be clearer on what that means.

@lanodan yeah, I can't remember if it was like this before. I thought the url array had the stuff, but now there's another tag array level. No idea what semantic that's supposed to convey.

@julian bug report #2: my first bug report triggered a 500 when posting to nodebb.

@lanodan wait, why is there a slash at the end?

@tj it was a hand written shell script that does about the same thing as autotools, which came later. Same purpose, but distinct tools.