pleroma.debian.social

pleroma.debian.social

disaster2life | @disaster2life@pleroma.debian.social

Internet weirdo, F/OSS enjoyer, Debian Culter, pursuing a degree by day, spending my nights sleepless :p; feel free to reach out, and have a great day!

(Profile Picture and Banner are from Doki Doki Universe)

@disaster2life ie hack into your ISP mail server, instruction accepted.

Happy international non-binary people's day!

"Using Debian machines for reading mail is OK, please choose a lightly loaded machine. We do not support the use of mail download methods such as POP or IMAP, use your ISP's mail server and forwarding"

You know a document was initially written in the «whenever» and last updated in 2010s when it suggests you use your ISP's mail server for reading your mail remotely! ;p
God I love how old mailing worked

Me and who? 🥺

A three-panel meme playing on the double meaning of "tan lines."
 * **First panel:** Text on the left reads "What guys think tan lines are." On the right, an illustration shows a person's upper arm with a sharp "farmer's tan" line from a t-shirt sleeve.
 * **Second panel:** Text on the left reads "What girls think tan lines are." On the right, an illustration shows a woman's collarbone and shoulders with pale lines left behind by bikini or halter straps.
 * **Third panel:** Text on the left reads "What tan lines actually are." On the right, a mathematical graph shows a coordinate plane with an x and y-axis. A curved line is plotted on the graph, and a straight line touches it at a single point, labeled "Tangent line."

Well... is it completely wrong though?
Screenshot of Thunderbird's spell check, suggesting "dorky" as a replacement for "forky" (next Debian release codename)

Do yall have well-known terms to describe depression or adhd in your languages? Bengali has one for depression, I don’t know how I would explain adhd to people I meet here and there. Like to the hostel’er caretaker uncle who’s an Argentina fan

Dig for Dirt has gone live 🌱

We're looking for growers and farmers to collectively find out more about the microbes under our feet.

Soil bacteria can help clean up the toxic pollution that is the legacy of mining in our area, but very little is known about how this works.

If you grow crops or keep livestock at any scale, from a garden plot, allotment, smallholding, all the way up to a large farm, and you’re based in Cornwall or Devon, we’d love to hear from you: https://digfordirt.co.uk/

Dig for Dirt is ready for you! With an isometric illustration of crop plants on one layer and soil bacteria on a lower layer Do you grow food, flowers or keep livestock in the South-West UK? This could be in a garden, an allotment, a smallholding, or a commercial farm of any scale.

With a simple illustration of some kale. Can you provide a small soil sample to help understand how bacteria clean up mining pollution? You'll get a simple sampling pack from us for collecting some soil, with the return post paid for.

With a simple illustration of a trowel in some soil. In return for your time you will have access to your own soil bacteria 
results, and see how they compare to others in the South West. You will also receive a beautiful printed photograph of your soil bacteria!

With a simple illustration of an old mine engine house.

This is your reminder that the heart of the Fedi isn't one person. It's all the people who BOOST the posts they think are important.

There's no algorithm here to tell you which posts you should be paying attention to. That's YOUR JOB. So BOOST the things you love. BOOST the things you think are important. And BOOST the posts that make your heart laugh.

The Fediverse needs YOU to BOOST.

Updated Debian 12: 12.15 released https://www.debian.org/News/2026/2026071102 #07

Updated Debian 13: 13.6 released https://www.debian.org/News/2026/20260711 #07

[ brings a cutie home ]
[ shuts the blinds ]
[ sits on bed and looks at the cutie with a smile ]

“so let me show you my transit collectio-

a binder of transit tickets, on the left there are 10 UK national rail collection receipts visible, on the right there are 10 transit cards from different agencies, from top to bottom them left to right:

- MTA MetroCard of New York (NY public library 125 years edition)
- PASMO of japan 
- OV-Chipkaart of netherlands 
- Orca of Seattle Reagion
- Municipal Transit Card of Beijing
- Ica of Kanazawa area of japan
- Clipper of san francisco 
- UTA paper ticket of salt lake city 
- OMNY of New York 
- the Key smartcard of Thameslink, it has a “Lost 2025-05-26 Do not use” sticker on it

@xrisk another term for railfanning more american- i keeo trying to push it because it is very funny to me.

hehehhe that sounds awesome!! i do need to visit vskp someday!! never really been to nagpur either but cultural inheritance there!

" In 2012, two years before Modi came to power, India imported about 11% of its annual coal requirement; about 71% of its oil; and about 22% of natural gas...In 2025, imports met 18.86% of India’s total coal requirement. Similarly, as Union petroleum minister (and swapper of emails with Jeffrey Epstein) Hardeep Singh Puri said last year, India met about 88% of its crude oil and 51% of its gas needs through imports in 2025..."

https://m.thewire.in/article/energy/the-anatomy-of-indias-energy-crisis

Going to help my partner’s granddad with his computer tomorrow.

“The Computer Fairy is here!” *PING* “Everything is now Linux.”

@xrisk Oh yeah fair! ive always wanted to see that in person!! hopefully soon, maybe vskp or Nagpur someday? hope you slept okay though, train foaming is important!

@xrisk yikes, hope theres another train on the same corridor soon? ~~also isnt VSKP a terminus station trains back into? Ive curiously over heard but never known~~

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