@thomasfuchs
Tech adoption patterns haven't changed much since the cotton gin era. We quickly embrace profitable tech despite negative impacts (e.g., generative AI today, cotton gin then), while resisting beneficial changes (improved ventilation now, crop rotation then). Both show prioritizing short-term gains over long-term effects, but we can't know long term effects for certain. Humans have a long history of not learning from history. $.02

@thomasfuchs lol. "i know better than everyone"

@aral what's kitten? 🐈

@aral https://codeberg.org/kitten/app nevermind, found it.

@dansup @loops been on mailgun for several clients for, jeez, over 6 years. I've not seen issues, curious what's gotten worse?

My clients use it for client communication, is your use case different?

@aral
-- This makes WezTerm appear almost native on GNOME when combined
-- with the Rounded Window Corners extension.
-- However, it does not appear to behaving well with the
-- Tiling Assistant extension. Does not tile correctly.

The struggle is real. 😂

@johncarlosbaez gold cubes with friggin lazers

@kaia

@inthehands

@thomasfuchs 🇧 🇴 🇧 🇮 🇻 🇪 🇷 🇸 🇪 

@AnthonyCollette am I missing something? If I get hashed and or salted enc passwords, I don't know the length. That's kinda the point.
I don't understand how these stats were concluded.

@AnthonyCollette ah..

"I analysed the credentials entered from over >25 million brute force attacks against SSH."

I was missing something.

Coworker is a #crossstitch fan.

@matthieu @Raspberry_Pi

I have a co-worker who LOVES their smart birdhouse, The cam gives her notifications when she has a bird visitor, and has done a good job identifying the birds as well. Example attached with permission.