Notices by Trolli Schmittlauch 🦥 (schmittlauch@toot.matereal.eu)

*taps on :boost: *

Ah damn, a bsky-bridged post where I cannot be ceratin about how interactions and edits go through.

*taps on un-:boost: again*

The MRF policies of Pleroma/Akkoma would come in handy here, to just hide all posts of the bridge behind a CN.

I’m programming #python for at least 13 years.
I'm still sometimes mixing up whether it’s "raise” or “throw" for an exception.

My first introduction to exception handling as a teen was with #Java, so “try->catch->throw" is still deeper engrained than “try->except->raise”

DB-Zaubertrick: Durch Sperrung von nur 1 Wagen lässt sich die Auslastung eines kurzen ICE von "mittel" auf "außergewöhnlich hoch" erhöhen.
#ZugZug

(Der Wagen ist wegen defekter Heizung gesperrt)

/cc @BahnAnsagen

@b9AcE »Helsinki does not allow bookings of its premises from groups aimed at undermining the UN's International Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Racial Discrimination«

That's a rule more municipalities and organizations should adopt.

@der_raDDler @brotbuexe Neben Dingen die explizit als "Quark" gedacht sind, kann ich auch noch den Alpro Skyr empfehlen.
Ebenfalls ziemlich fest, in vielen Läden erhältlich, aber weniger bröslig als Quark.

@tante
> goes home on time

Unfortunately, Ops and on-call are a thing /0\

@lanodan @aral gender: bool

Seeing myself mainly as a European citizen, I also find it interesting to go through the election topics in other member states.
Today, I tried the Election Compass by Finnish public broadcaster YLE, which is also available in English.
https://vaalit.yle.fi/vaalikone/eurovaalit2024?language=en

No big surprises in topics and party results, though it is good to see consistency.

#EuropeElects #Europawahl #WahlOMat #euElections #EuroParl

@mischievoustomato @lanodan Could've be that I misread the various matrix discussions; the liblz @dieKadda a build in NixOS unstable wasn't affected anyways though for several reasons.

@lanodan No, openssh in debian (and e.g. NixOS) is patched to use libsystemd for better system integration – and _that_ uses liblzma.

@aynish @wwahammy @ocdtrekkie @ariadne @theuni @scott @msw @Atemu As always when it comes to SSPL discussions, I am pulling out the great post from SFConservancy: https://sfconservancy.org/blog/2020/jan/06/copyleft-equality/

Most of the companies that went proprietary again were profitable at that time. Just not as profitable as their VC inveators had wanted.
VCs throw absurd amounts if money on a wide range of companies and are prepared for 9/10 to fail, relying on the other one to make absurdly high profits to make up for that.

@theuni @ocdtrekkie @ariadne @wwahammy @scott @msw To give a clear example: You cannot re-license the Linux kernel to SSPL. Nobody can. And the authors of the SSPL know that.

@mjg59 I like your thinking. But what does "remote accounts" mean in that scope? Due to having disabled federation, there are no instance-remote account there.

@carlschwan
> No trolling, insulting/derogatory comments, or personal/political attacks.

Or which part of the server rules is this supposed to imlement? m(

@briankrebs I completely forgot this is actually a thing, because in the EU net neutrality regulations disallow this and mandate that your internet access must not be treated different depending on which device you use for accessing your data plan.

I sincerely hope that the US might get some sensible net neutrality regulations as well so folks don't need to deal with this.

Krass, die Hölle ist zugefroren:

Im Tschechischen EC gibt es im Zug-WLAN jetzt auch in Schland unbegrenztes Datenvolumen, statt wie vorher als einziges Land nur 250MiB!

Ah, es ist wieder "ZDF und Deutsche Spitzenpolitiker*innen waschen gemeinsam das Image des Axel Springer Verlags rein, indem sie mit Spenden jene strukturellen Probleme verdecken wollen die die Bild-Zeitung mit ihren Kampagnen selbst mit trägt"-Zeit.

Tarnname "Ein Herz für Kinder".

@lanodan yes, but that reduces their competitive advantage as they're not the only ones capable of pulling this off. Everyone could do a proprietary premium fork then.

This actually requires them to be good at what they're doing :O

@lanodan GitLab though has switched from CLA to DCO a while back. I yet need to figure out how they manage to pull off their enterprisey OpenCore stuff with that.