I did it recently. Its like watching your computer commit seppuku.

Oh I recognise that name. Tbf it might just be because its a fantastic moniker.

OI WOTS AWL DIS DEN, GUVNAH?

No, it’s Kubernetes.

Edit: Also, that etymology explains the strange adjectival form, gubernatorial, for governor races.

Fuck everything about this.

Oh, I think I might hop over to that when I switch over the OS on my gaming PC.

What’s Nobara? I’ve never heard of that OS.

Their goddamn ghosts maaaaaihn

buckethat wearing, three quarter lengths with red tinted sumglesses, 1990s conspiracy theorist voice

Thats okay I love them both. But not equally. (Don’t tell Python).

What is vibe coding?

Oh really? You’re saying its a security risk?

Really? I had an app that would autogenarate time sheets for work in Google Sheets. I decided to minimise API calls by doing a single call to Google Drive then parse the HTML and reupload. Not a big Python project but ChatGPT hit a wall pretty fast on that one. Though, tbf the documentation was suprisingly opaque so I suppose that goes back to your point.

That project also produced my finest pile of spaghetti code since I had to account for stretched cells in the HTML parsing. I still have a piece of paper with my innumerate math scribbles. The paper makes sense to me. The code does not.

From my understanding, dental records are not actually as full-proof as they come of as in the media and there was a great deal of pseudoscience in their popularisation as a tool for identifying people. So perhaps, if the fingerprints are still identifiable, forensics went with them since they are more reliable.

Ah the project was just an excuse to familiarise myself with low-level network code. It’s basically just a simple TUI app that takes a list from a popular comics podcast website and allows the user to locally track the comics they’ve read then update the list when the a new podcast comes out adding additional comics to the list.

I could have done the project in a quarter of the time in Python. But I wanted to get a strong foundation in low-level socket programming, network protocols, TLS and HTML parsing. I suppose on some level I’m just interested in those things.

That said, you probably have a point. Maybe I should just look into Rust and Go. I’ve had some fun with the latter.

Was talking to this gay woman at a bar and noticed that she would make contradictory claims like saying she was Palestinian and that she was African. She spoke with an SA accent and said she was from SA but subsequently contradicted herself. She was nice but a bit aloof when I asked her any questions about herself. I called her on these contradictions and said that what she was saying didn’t add up.

Turns out that she was Namibian and that her father was Palestinian. She identified as Palestinian. She said she was aloof about it because most people can’t point to Namibia on a map and that she was tired of her country being a point of prejudice in addition to her sexuality and skin colour so she just said she was from SA to avoid all that.

So a minor lie but one that thought me a lot about what it must be like for some people in everyday conversations.

I should really cron my Borg script rather than waiting for a sinking anxiety to set it and doing backups at random intetvals

I dont understand the downvotes on some of these anti-signal arguments. There are a number of very valid arguments against Signal if privacy is your chief concern: they have centralised servers, they’ve been extremely lax with adding their production updates to their publicly available source code on github, they receive funding from RFA.

Honestly, I think this kinds works. Like Lignux neatly integrates GNU without awkwardly expanding it and could be pronounced the same way already is (unless you want to be a psychopath and go around saying ‘Lig-Nucks’).

Yeah, I would say that this applies in general. That hat that we associate with a particular kind of socially maladjusted individual is not the faithful fedora but its contemptable cousin: the thrilby.

Revanced continues to work fine for me.

Yo, so Evil on Emacs is just vim keybindings, right? What’s DOOM Emacs?