I have so many thoughts about being a man in this day and age and I think it's hard but one thing I'm experiencing with my old friends is that it's becoming more normal calling each other "brother" and saying "I love you" and honestly that means the world to me
And let me say it loud and clear, I'm not going to wait for World Men's Day or whatever the fuck it's called - dear men:
You are important. We need you. The new world we're trying to build desperately needs you. Your masculine qualities. Your strength. Your anger. Your passion.
You are not a problem. You are not a liability. You are not a second-rate human. If anyone tries to tell you that your masculinity makes you less valuable, destroy them. They are the enemy. You are beautiful. We are one.
Be here now, love your sisters and your brothers, fight the system, and your instincts will help set us free.
Also, just in case it needs to be said explicitly - trans men, welcome to our flock, I love you.
I fully recognize that the Torment Nexus harms the environment, artists, society at large and especially the babies being fed to it.
However, have you considered that it's very convenient actually and allows me to make CONTENT to CONSUME 2.7% faster.
Für ein striktes 'Last Christmas' Verbot in der Adventszeit #demokratiejetzt
Sprache verändert Bewusstsein und verändert Realität. Da würden vermutlich die meisten zustimmen.
Das gilt auch, wenn wir über Technik sprechen. "Er" wird oft für Geräte benutzt. Das Auto. Google Maps. Vor allem solche, die wir nicht richtig verstehen. Alles Männer?
Aktuell vermenschlichen wir KI durch Sprache. (Witzig, dass die jetzt aber weiblich ist.)
Die KI sagt, bricht aus, antwortet, schlägt vor.
KI ist keine Person, nicht mal intelligent. Sprache prägt gerade sehr, wie wir ..
know the difference
#electronics
Ma'am, that is 4 thousand lines of janked together reverse engineering tooling.
It has no deallocations, dependencies, or error checking.
It is an amalgamation of the code of several previous projects, stolen, hastily find-and-replaced, and ultimately inexorably joined in an unholy code obelisk.
God had no hand in the creation of this abhorrence.
This code was not written, it came to me in a manic episode.
This code is a written declaration of my contempt for the natural order.
The fact that this code exists proves that God is either impotent to alter her universe or ignorant to the horrors taking place in her kingdom.
I see a lot of "unpopular opinion" posts today. Let me add one more. There's something we working folk need more than unions. We need cooperatives. People working together and owning their work. More people actually seizing the means of production, less working for rich rentiers.
Morgen früh ist dein Postfach zu, der Kalender leer, und die Telefonnummern liegen in genau dem Konto, an das du nicht mehr rankommst. Mehr als die Hälfte der von Proton befragten Unternehmen müsste nach einem Tag den Betrieb einstellen. 94 Prozent haben einen Notfallplan, 36 Prozent haben ihn nie getestet. Bezahlt hat die Umfrage der Anbieter, der die Alternative verkauft. Der Nachmittag, an dem du den Ausfall einmal durchspielst, lohnt sich trotzdem. Reden wir drüber!
#chrislo #digitaleunabhängigkeit #CloudAct #Microsoft #Proton #Notfallplan #ITSicherheit #BSI #Nextcloud #DataAct #BigTech #DigitaleSouveränität
Though I had to debug SPI and devicetrees today, so YMMV.
- Reviewed a MR for skim
- Rebased my own against debvm
- Opened a new MR against KiCad adding a TPM2.0 chip
- Did some uni work (begrudgingly)
Am I correct in assuming on boot, /etc/tty is read and then init spawns serials consoles if the corresponding serial console exists under /dev?
Context is https://github.com/OpenRC/openrc/issues/1039
Thoughts/comments would be appreciated.
Also would be interested if anyone runs a #BSD with OpenRC.
CC @mirabilos