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honked back 18 Apr 2024 19:45 -0400
in reply to: https://humungus.tedunangst.com/r/honk/v/63e4efd7c63b
re: note forgefed support
@honk@humungus.tedunangst.com looks like it's working.re: note forgefed support
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honked back 18 Apr 2024 19:45 -0400
in reply to: https://humungus.tedunangst.com/r/honk/v/63e4efd7c63b
re: note forgefed support
@honk@humungus.tedunangst.com looks like it's working.re: note forgefed support
One of the perils of having a very weird terminal config tuned for a remote tmux session is I get disconnected, and forget to reset the terminal state, and very weird things happen. Probably lose more time than it saves, but it's fun.
Dynamic allocation levels have crossed into the "it's a good thing we've got a garbage collector" zone.
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honked back 18 Apr 2024 15:32 -0400
in reply to: https://mastodon.social/users/oz/statuses/112293867455281219
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honked back 18 Apr 2024 15:30 -0400
in reply to: https://honk.tedunangst.com/u/tedu/h/n8JLnr2rylJRf2T2tQ
O RLY?
Pinia - The Vue Store that you will enjoy using
lol, what is this? Who needs usernames, just pick a number that surely no other project could be using.
sudo chown 911:911 ./elk-storage
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honked back 18 Apr 2024 15:25 -0400
in reply to: https://honk.tedunangst.com/u/tedu/h/9mf8rJN48Js1J32SFG
I'll add that the monitor I have, the corsair 27" 1440p model (though there's few with the same panel), would be beyond terrible for normal office work. It's quite dim, and dims even more if too much of the screen is white. I think every review mentions this, but just in case you were planning to buy a very expensive new monitor based on an off hand honk, know what you're getting.
A while back I read that the steam deck OLED was really good, so I went out and bought a 240hz OLED monitor, put it on my desk, updated the firmware, and then didn't turn it on again for several months. Last night actually used it for some gaming. Played Horizon Zero Dawn. I'm still grinding out the frags with a 1080ti, so "only" about 90fps, but pretty good. Just the lack of ghosting helps. Turned on HDR color. It makes playing during the night parts of the game much more enjoyable. The foliage is very dark, but still easily visible with lots of contrast. And the Dino buddies look fantastic.
This is fine.
When are we getting horizon zero dawn the tv show?
Guess I'll watch the mkbhd review to see the fuss.
How can you tell if someone has heard this joke before? They'll tell you.
Scrum lord is asking why honk enterprise won't be ready in a month, and my excuse is I'm over here stacking yaks.
Woman out here driving the wrong way down a one way street, but it seems to be her husband's plan. He's out in the middle of the street, blocking traffic and waving her forward. Then she pulls into a parking spot, he steps out of the way to let traffic pass (so gracious!), then they start over and creep to the next empty spot. I'm sure there's another way to go around the block, but some people like working harder, not smarter.
Extensive review of the #honkstore CI system indicates that no cloud credentials have been leaked in any build logs.
Someday I'll figure out which one of you weirdos is causing honk to print "protocol error: received DATA after END_STREAM" when delivering a message, but it's going to take a while. Unfortunately, the error message is directly logged from deep inside the http2 code, minus the URL or any useful information, so it can't be correlated with a request or server.
No idea how I ended up on this wiki sidequest, but I really like this sentence. "The great grand stellated 120-cell is the final stellation of the 120-cell." I'm going to start working "but is it the final stellation?" into more conversations. Oh, your MacBook has a 6-cell battery? Nice. But is it the final stellation of the 6-cell?
Some Wikipedia vandal deleted the Applications section from the 8-cube article.
Oh, you like shapes? Name every regular polytope.
Thinking about a filter that will auto hashtag capitalized words. So I can write like a normal person, not a wikibro, but still have (e.g.) Star Trek turn into a hashtag. After about 30 seconds thought, I'm guessing most proper nouns are useful hashtags. This subsumes my idea yesterday to have a list of words to auto tag.
If someone creates a github repository called an unbiased list of all the times Rachel Maddow was wrong, but it turns out the list is kinda biased and even includes some times when she wasn't wrong, should github delete the repo and ban the account for violating community standards?
I don't think the government should ban all math, but non Euclidean geometry? Yeah, that shit's weird, and it's gonna give kids dangerous ideas, like what if some of our assumptions aren't actually axiomatic. We need to ban it for the preservation of our society and way of life.
Ladies and gentlemen, behold the wondrous talents of the GitHub web design team. How did these clowns escape layoffs?
"Wrong couple divorced after computer error" Is this a plot by big basilisk to prevent humans from reproducing by divorcing happy couples? We need to retaliate, nuke the GPUs before it's too late.
Is Horizon Zero Dawn solarpunk?
#Today's fun gibbon fact: They are the fastest of all tree-dwelling, nonflying mammals. I hadn't really given much consideration to the possibility tree dwelling nonflying mammals would be a specific category in the animal kingdom Olympics. How many are there?
Lost in the debate about history vs hertory is why in the world would anybody want to own a Tory?
Bathroom Reno adventures: tiny house with a big outhouse.
For my next web site, I'm only using css named colors like cornflowerblue and lightgoldenrodyellow.
Well, actually, I drive a manual transmission guy has signed on to HN.
Receiving reports that some DJT investors are getting tired of winning. https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2024/04/14/truth-social-investors-faith-trump/
"Arnault succession planning accelerates as children step up at LVMH" Rise of the nepos.
I totally missed that the inquirer made a horse on the highway game, but here it is. News you can use. https://www.inquirer.com/news/philadelphia/inq2/horse-i-95-highway-game-20240222.html
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honked back 15 Apr 2024 03:01 -0400
in reply to: https://honk.bewilderbeest.net/u/zev/h/G5LQVkl4Vd3hZzSPV5
@zev thanks to a gracious donation from the honk foundation, this feature is now available for everyone.
So I installed kate because it was on HN and it looked cool, and... look at this disaster. There's like six different sizes of icons, nothing has borders, it's all out of alignment. I have no idea what's going on with the help button. Or the +100 in the top corner. Year of the linux desktop, baby, +100.
Implementing basic totp turned out to be very easy, so that may be coming soon to the honknet. To thwart high value spearphishing attacks and all that.
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honked back 14 Apr 2024 20:19 -0400
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Wow, this was only one year ago. Feels like forever. Probably the three months it took to fix it. That was miserable.
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honked back 14 Apr 2024 20:11 -0400
in reply to: https://social.coop/users/dynamic/statuses/112269099338895047
@dynamic it's not really intrinsic. It's hard to say much about followers only with certainty because it's rather under specified. Anything is possible, in theory.
. Fake news alert! . Wikipedia claims that Henry González's birthday May 3 is celebrated as national taco day, but the latter article says it's October 4, before reversing itself and saying that's not a holiday.
I discover a new bug in my email setup approximately every two months, which seems highly correlated with the fact I send about one email per two months.
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bonked 14 Apr 2024 17:23 -0400
original: evanprodromou@evanp.me
My friend Evan Henshaw-Plath wrote recently about some concerns with ActivityPub. I want to go over his concerns one by one and give some assessment of how accurate and important I think they are. Rabble’s words in italics; my responses in just normal text. I think there are a plenty of good points in Rabble’s critique, but there’s one way that I think he’s extremely wrong. There is still a lot to do in the ActivityPub ecosystem, but we have the architecture and extension mechanisms to make them possible. It’s totally not required to go start a whole new social protocol to build those things in from scratch. In fact, it’s a real mistake; it’s far better to work from the existing standard and build on it. Open standards like ActivityPub have a legitimacy that ad hoc systems like Nostr can never have, and it’s the reason that there is so much interesting development going on in the ActivityPub world. https://evanp.me/2024/04/14/responses-to-rabble-on-activitypub/
Using domains is also how much of the Internet works. Email addresses are tied to a domain; Web sites are tied to a domain. You can move the domain between different implementations transparently. It’s a really robust architecture that has stood the test of time for almost 50 years.
Also, we use a standard called Webfinger that maps an identity string like username@domain to an URL. You can read about it in the ActivityPub Webfinger report. Some servers use that string, instead of the ActivityPub ID, as the unique ID for a remote user. That’s discouraged, but if someone does that, changing your user ID will make you no longer findable for those other servers. I think as we stabilize our use of WebFinger, some of these usages are going to get better.
It also means that if you control your own server, you have total control over your account and data. That’s a feature, not a bug.
Another option is using a cooperative server, like cosocial.ca or social.coop. A cooperative is a legal structure in which members pay for and manage their own service. I think cooperatives are awesome.
What is true is that we have had a lot of servers that only handle a subset of the AS2 vocabulary, and reject content they don’t know how to handle. This is mostly due to mimicking the siloed social networks; we’ve gotten used to thinking of different social networks for different kinds of content. I think this is changing, especially as new kinds of content hit the network. Developers are just learning how to effectively handle extension content with fallback representations. I look forward to this improving over time.
However, the second part is true; we don’t have end-to-end encryption. So, if you send a private message to someone on another server, you message can be read by both your admin and their admin. It’s stored in the clear on both servers. This is also how email works, as well as most direct messages on commercial social networks. However, it’s something worth working on. I’ve sketched out an architecture for end-to-end encryption over ActivityPub, and I’ve got a proposal out to work on it for Summer of Protocols. I think it will be good to level this up!
However, there are other relationship types on the fediverse — supporting creators, journalists, or publishers. The main way to do this today is with paid subscriptions; for example, you can subscribe to evanplus@prodromou.pub to get access to premium content I publish. You have to send me US$5 out-of-band or I won’t approve the follow; that’s the state of play right now on the fediverse.
I think in-band payments are kind of cool for this kind of work, as well as for marketplaces — buying and selling services or goods over the fediverse. I think the easiest structure is adding payment URLs like a PayPal account, or blockchain wallets like a Bitcoin Lightning address.
Forgot to bring my 6mm lens with me today; tried to fix some keystone in post.
Have watched two episodes of fallout, and it's great, but I don't feel like binging it. Probably the best show I haven't been in a hurry to watch. Weird.
There's so much pollen on my phone screen it's making it hard to read.
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honked back 14 Apr 2024 14:39 -0400
in reply to: https://mastodon.sdf.org/users/ngp/statuses/112267166092528580
@ngp yeah, I was trying to come up with something better for tracing and analysis. But there's already so many solutions. It's just that I'd want it to work slightly differently, maybe; don't even know.
You like manga? How about mangaweka?
I want to write a new event/logging system, although this will probably be an enormous waste of time.
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honked back 12 Apr 2024 23:25 -0400
in reply to: https://social.9grid.net/u/john/h/13L9hf92RCPpdf46N4
@john enterprise ran during a time I wasn't watching, and then everyone said it was bad, but coming back to it now, this is awesome.
Haha, you haven't written your own version of git? What a loser! https://lobste.rs/s/y7zosi/openbsd_is_cozy_operating_system#c_r0yhhe
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honked back 12 Apr 2024 21:56 -0400
in reply to: https://honk.tedunangst.com/u/tedu/h/H26vwN9D7hnCCY93bM
Discovery to some extant promises fee fees in space, and delivers fee fees in space, but who the fuck wants fee fees in space?
Watching Star Trek discovery and enterprise at the same time gives me a fresh appreciation for enterprise. It promised cowboys in space, it delivered cowboys in space.
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honked back 12 Apr 2024 21:46 -0400
in reply to: https://social.shadowfacts.net/objects/d168f659-9c3b-40dd-b121-02cf6ff7bcfc
re: Star Trek Discovery S5E3
@shadowfacts this is what distinguishes discovery from the rest of Star Trek. Normally, a subspace anomaly would deionize the warp core at an inopportune time, but here we choose to slam faces into what obviously comes next.re: Star Trek Discovery S5E3
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honked back 12 Apr 2024 21:26 -0400
in reply to: https://social.shadowfacts.net/objects/dd6652d4-948e-4f79-8ded-db90a6979569
re: Star Trek Discovery S5E3
@shadowfacts I'm just surprised that the mission briefing doesn't include carnivorous fauna 3x your size within 10km or whatever.re: Star Trek Discovery S5E3
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honked back 12 Apr 2024 20:52 -0400
in reply to: https://social.shadowfacts.net/objects/8e05beac-0f68-4fc5-8e06-5898dbf327d9
re: Star Trek Discovery S5E3
@shadowfacts it was somewhat incomprehensible to me that the cloaking starship troopers bugs would be a hop skip and jump away from the sacred memory cave and yet unknown to the team. Like the cave is only a short hike from city central in the other direction, no?re: Star Trek Discovery S5E3
"Strategic Maple Syrup Reserve hits 16-year low" I imagine this headline is supposed to be alarming in some sense, but if you told me "imagine it's going to be like eating pancakes in 2008" I'd just say "okay".
Would it be correct to assume that if I observed a 90% partial eclipse that I only received the power of 2.7 new moons? https://www.womenshealthmag.com/life/a60428945/how-solar-eclipse-will-affect-zodiac/
A solar eclipse is a super-charged new moon, packing the power of three new moons into one event!
The pay by the ounce pour your own beer bar also has cold brew coffee for 0.61 per ounce, or about $9.76 for an iced coffee sans ice. (#philly) Location: Tapster 39.95 -75.17
My dudes, what if fedi buys it? A full story of offices for every fedi project. World domination is at hand. https://www.wsj.com/real-estate/commercial/doom-loop-st-louis-44505465
Nearby, the city’s largest office building—the 44-story AT&T Tower, now empty—recently sold for around $3.5 million.
The primary function of my RSS reader these days appears to be for me to login once a week and smash 'read' on daring fireball posts.
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honked back 12 Apr 2024 18:45 -0400
in reply to: https://digipres.club/users/misty/statuses/112260629071342051
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honked back 12 Apr 2024 18:25 -0400
in reply to: https://bikeshed.party/objects/585124e3-c6c5-44d6-a4a1-f0f875ebb2d4
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honked back 12 Apr 2024 12:25 -0400
in reply to: https://h.icyphox.sh/u/icy/h/861542q1ptmTk3r9XN
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honked back 12 Apr 2024 12:22 -0400
in reply to: https://social.wedistribute.org/objects/1be41612-576d-4e71-abc4-fa6bb5916e4a
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honked back 12 Apr 2024 12:21 -0400
in reply to: https://honk.netsend.nl/u/kuijsten/h/2r8z2pg1LBf5s1GhLh