nadiyar
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@nadiyar sometimes you need to install the extension : firefox multi account containers by them
idk why
On the weekend we discovered that the only English language DVD we own that we hadn't already seen was "Deja Vu".
We've had it for years, but we were both sure we'd already seen it.
Amazon raised the $9.99 ceiling for full royalty on ebooks to $12.99.
If it had kept up with inflation since the Kindle's 2007 launch, that ceiling would be $16.16. They're still squeezing authors.
So no, my newer tech books still won't be on Amazon KDP.
If you're bilingual, do you think with...
| Your native language more: | 1 |
| Your second language more: | 0 |
| Either at times: | 0 |
You know a website is going to have the best content when they’ve never heard of css and the url is something dot edu /~someonesname
Unsplash’s Quietly Brilliant Stance on AI 🚫
"In an increasingly AI-dominated stock photography world, let’s take a moment to celebrate Unsplash.
Their strictly no AI policy demonstrates incredibly strong content values. They didn’t follow suit. Nor did they surrender to the bullshit. They stood by their vision and mission. There’s a lot to be said for that these days."
https://mikehindle.uk/words/unsplashs-quietly-brilliant-stance-on-ai/
also trying to convert my 1400 lines of Lua to Vim Script and finding equivalent plugins looks like a recipe for failure.
as a vim fork, this exists too :)
https://codeberg.org/evi-editor/evi
@nadiyar Are all vi-like editors sloppified? I am an Emacs user and I has always been hard to find a lightweight alternative because it looked like literally all editors used vi bindings.
@nadiyar Doom Emacs is an emacs config that bundles a very nice vim layer, if that helps.
@restorante @nadiyar the vim emulation in Emacs is actually really good in contrast to all other vim emulations I've tried. I migrated to evil-mode in 2016 and don't regret it.
Besides, Emacs does have evil mode which should make you feel right at home as a VIM user.
*Edited.
Tags: #Vim, #Neovim, #Guix, #Emacs, #Lisp, #Freesoftware, #FLOSS, #FOSS.
Hello from iPad 2!
The junit-framework repository now has an official mirror on @Codeberg and is open for contributions!
👉 https://codeberg.org/junit-team/junit-framework
To support Codeberg's mission of providing a free and open source collaboration platform, JUnit has joined Codeberg e.V. as a member.
They explicitly stated we need a senior on their job application. I sent resume.
I have explicitly mentioned I'm a junior developer. They invited to interview.
Let's see where this goes...
@nadiyar Drop the "junior". You're a developer. Less experienced than some, but certainly more capable than others.
If they're hiring for a "senior" developer, and they called you for interview, you are not "junior" any more. Congrats! 😉
Actually the interview went better than I expected, we started having arguments (positive) at some point during the interview and it wasn't a simple QA session anymore :)
But of course, again I realized how shallow my knowledge is in many fields and how much I just don't know yet.
So glad the interview went well. Sounds like it was a two-way conversation and that's a good sign.
> "But of course, again I realized how shallow my knowledge is in many fields and how much I just don't know yet."
That, too, is a good sign, my friend!
Each year I learn a little more, and each year I learn there's even more to learn. The progress counter always goes backwards! The time to worry is if you think you're catching up 😉
Each year I learn a little more, and each year I learn there's even more to learn.This is both encouraging and depressing :D
You didn't ask for my opinion, but I am going to voice it anyway.
Close your eyes. Imagine a big field, consisting of beautiful green grass.
Now picture twenty two players - eleven on both ends. A ball is kicked onto the field.
Then, twenty of those players (one lazy player on each end) are running towards the ball like utter mad dogs, kicking it as far away as they can...
Only to run towards it and kick it in the opposite reaction. This completely deluded scenario is being repeated for no less than ninety minutes. Sometimes even longer.
Now, that is how I think of football and especially watching this so-called "sport".
@h3artbl33d As my late sister used to say: If they're that mad for a ball give them one each.
At times I am able to watch some defensive sports (which I practice myself too) - but I am more into sporting myself rather than watching others sport 
Oh I just thought of a sport I do like to watch: datacenter migrations!
Well it isn't fun to be required to switch datacenters. But it happens. The one I have personally experienced was when XS4all quit their colocation space. And another DC in Amsterdam did quit too, due to renevations (but might not come back as a DC but a hotel or something).
@h3artbl33d It's OK if you don't like it. Others do. 🤷
When I cycle the sport is good
The roads are empty
Most of the fanatics are sitting, watching the match as if they were looking at Christ come down to Earth for the Second Time
@h3artbl33d if I close my eyes, I cannot read your toot... 😁
I am officially announcing that Pride Month has now been extended to August 31st due to rising backlash by the right wing and other similar political views.
Enjoy the Pride Months!
(Yes, I am taking this seriously.)
Open Source Low Tech
Link: https://opensourcelowtech.org/
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48683098
All "privacy oriented" commercial VPNs are honeypots.
You can't change my mind on that.
Mullvad VPN has heavy marketing in Washington DC (their ads are plastered all across the metro stops frequented by government workers and foreign diplomats) for example.
The whole "you need to hide something? here we'll hide it for you! Everyone that wants to hide something should put is all in this one consolidated place!"
But they totally won't look at it.
They swear.
No logs, bro. I promise. I can look, but I won't. I could log, but I won't.
So while Mullvad the company is showing their ass, asking what other VPN to hop to begs the question: Why are you using a commercial VPN?
If it's to change your IP address to bypass porn restrictions in fundamentalist theocratic states, then cool. That's a solid use case.
If it's for a nebulous reason like "for privacy" or "for security". Then you might want to see if that tool actually meets your specific threat modeling.
P.S. misery here means anxiety and feeling unsecure
please select your language
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| 🇨🇦 English (French): | 28 |
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| 🏴☠️ English (Arrrrr): | 87 |
So I'm wondering if it's something just for me or Tusky doesn't enable you to quote?
Edit: quotes are displayed properly
@nadiyar Nope, not supported. You might like https://pachli.app which, amongst other things, supports quotes.
Hey everyone who has ever joked "I wouldn't mind a little global warning — it's too cold here"... fuck you.
RE: https://mastodon.social/@Stewori/116720397755564355
It's really good to know that Javadoc finally catches up. Of course there will be full support for the new Rich Note tags on our site. Having a standard for this, will make handling admonitions much easier and less error-prone!
RE: https://mastodon.social/@APIdia/115644204111693537
There is a JEP pending to bring admonitions to Javadoc!
https://openjdk.org/jeps/8363700
(They call it "notes" though, but it's effectively the admonition concept as known from tools like Sphinx or AsciiDoc.)
APIdia found its own solution for admonitions in Javadoc some years earlier:Did you know that #APIdia supports admonitions like known from AsciiDoc or Sphinx?
Since #Javadoc lacks admonition tags, a couple of typical HTML patterns is recognized and rendered as proper admonition boxes. See the screenshot for an example (https://apidia.net/java/OpenJDK/?pck=javax.swing&cls=.JComponent).The most common pattern is
<strong>Warning:</strong>text until next<p>
as is shown in the example. Instead of <strong>, also <em>, <b> and <i> are recognized, colon is optional, so
<i>Note</i>text<p>
is also fine.