hackers.town: 2024-04-30 Tue 09:39

@Quinnypig There are already so many paths up that particular mountain.

It’s gonna be worse than JavaScript frameworks.

hackers.town: 2024-04-30 Tue 10:57

@tek holy shit

hackers.town: 2024-04-30 Tue 10:59

@tek I mean I’ve been voting in favor of legalization at every opportunity despite not using, because i think it’s among the dumber enforcements.

But I didn’t think the federal government would budge in my lifetime.

hackers.town: 2024-04-30 Tue 11:37

pretty sure @IamMrsGeek correctly identified a rental listing scam.

Hanlon’s Razor could apply, in which case these folks be so hacky no reasonable person would want to give them their money.

“Reasonable” includes us in this context.

hackers.town: 2024-04-30 Tue 11:39

@voidedmain I haven’t put up a single painting yet, but I will eventually and I love extra availability!

hackers.town: 2024-04-30 Tue 14:04

https://hackers.town/users/IamMrsGeek/statuses/112362197888200568

hackers.town: 2024-04-30 Tue 14:05

@IamMrsGeek domestic gremlin

hackers.town: 2024-04-30 Tue 14:19

@molly0xfff

years ≤ let’s say 2010 (wiggle room of a couple years either way depending on context because my naivete was unevenly distributed)

The feelings but not necessarily objective facts I miss are

1. “online” still being defined, so there was potential everywhere I looked;

2. a expectation that fellow travelers in that exploration of potential were either friendly or really obviously trolls;

3. one’s “real name” was strictly for offline use and shopping cart order forms;

4. the consumer Internet and surveillance capitalism could be avoided with a minimum of effort.

hackers.town: 2024-04-30 Tue 15:28

(installs AstroNvim)

(tries a normal workflow action of splitting window with Netrw directory view in new split)

WTF

(uninstalls AstroNvim)

If you make (n)vim forget about Sex (and Hex and Tex), your setup is bad and you should feel bad.

hackers.town: 2024-04-30 Tue 15:30

I’m sure AstroNvim can be configured such that neovim once again recognizes :Sex but you know what else can do that? Not using AstroNvim.

hackers.town: 2024-04-30 Tue 15:31

also also

habits like this are why i am never happy with vim emulators

hackers.town: 2024-04-30 Tue 15:41

@molly0xfff from what I’ve seen of how the Fediverse skews, more granularity for us olds may have been good.

hackers.town: 2024-04-30 Tue 20:05

@lordbowlich @molly0xfff feels to me more like Stone Age, Bronze Age, and Mycenaean Collapse, but that works too.

hackers.town: 2024-04-30 Tue 23:00

Gonna give it a shot, anyways.

(pulling the current public notes into a clean org-roam wiki, that is)

hackers.town: 2024-04-29 Mon 11:20

Finding out if Cosmic Desktop via AUR will build, run, and function with minimal regrets on my part.

hackers.town: 2024-04-29 Mon 13:02

I’m gonna say “technically yes, but no.”

Apps render, interactions interact, and I’m able to post this, but I also get screen tearing and noticeable lag when typing like I haven’t seen since trying to run Office on a 386 in the early 1990s.

And what Cosmic’s got for me is not yet interesting enough to see if I can fix or improve performance. I’m just — yep that’s Pop OS, but slower.

I’ll check again in a few months maybe.

hackers.town: 2024-04-29 Mon 18:21

Trying out TidGi-Desktop to play at some offline-but-git-backed #TiddlyWiki notes. It got a bit easier once I set language preferences for both application and tiddlers to English.

hackers.town: 2024-04-28 Sun 07:26

@monospace a quarter century of muscle memory and affordances from programmer’s text editing environments.

It’s more about my habits than any actual shortcoming of the PKM tools.

hackers.town: 2024-04-28 Sun 09:19

@gizmomathboy @minego And alas times (and Nazi assholes) being what they are, I have to ask:

which project?

hackers.town: 2024-04-28 Sun 09:22

@gizmomathboy @minego ohhh yeah that one is unfortunate. I know it doesn’t taste the same, but what about Guix? That’s the one I’ve been dancing on the edge of for a year.

hackers.town: 2024-04-28 Sun 09:26

@minego @gizmomathboy No judgment. Makes it easy to boost yourself in a few months for “‘No way to prevent this,’ says only tech culture where it happens”

hackers.town: 2024-04-28 Sun 10:45

@minego @gizmomathboy unfortunate but true.

hackers.town: 2024-04-28 Sun 11:02

@openbuddha @earthshine @thegibson @c0debabe that’s a good path choice, absolutely.

hackers.town: 2024-04-28 Sun 11:37

If you want to fork Mastodon, do it because that’s your idea of fun.

Not because you don’t like the way they’re doing things. The likeliest outcome of this path is you burn yourself out chasing compatibility for a project that’ll never be more than “Y, a fork of X.”

You want a better project than Mastodon, write an ActivityPub implementation or contribute to one that exists. Steal adapt as many Mastodon additions as you like.

Just don’t do “Y, a fork of X.” The success rate of those is — not great.

hackers.town: 2024-04-28 Sun 11:45

Yes, there are plenty of notable exceptions, forks that became bigger than the original. LibreOffice jumps immediately to mind.

But out of how many forks? How much community effort and emotional energy did it take?

I mean it’s not quite lottery odds, but still. You want to tilt at that windmill you go right ahead. But there could be more enjoyable paths.

hackers.town: 2024-04-28 Sun 11:48

@freakazoid hackers.town runs on Glitch, a pretty active “friendly fork.”

But man. Always having to keep your eye upstream like that. I’d hate it.

hackers.town: 2024-04-28 Sun 12:03

@galaxis @freakazoid neat!

If I were to do anything like a fork — unlikely with my attention span — I’d probably do a reimplementation in Hanami. Different framework but same application language so there’s one less layer of mental translation.

I wouldn’t chase feature-for-feature compatibility, but I would target API compatibility sufficient that mainstream mobile applications and Web frontends could work without effort.

hackers.town: 2024-04-28 Sun 12:03

@mcgrew right? Eugen does his best, but he’s not globally infamous enough to drive that kind of passion.

hackers.town: 2024-04-28 Sun 12:04

@freakazoid @thegibson @galaxis digging deeper into Veilid is definitely in my (mountainous) TODO stack.

hackers.town: 2024-04-28 Sun 15:01

google’s new motto gonna be “wrong lever, kronk”

hackers.town: 2024-04-28 Sun 15:14

I didn’t just break down a one-liner this time, but I also did that

Generating a Plugins Page for my Logseq Graph

#SecondBrain #Logseq #Nushell #Blog

https://randomgeekery.org/post/2024/04/generating-a-plugins-page-for-my-logseq-graph/

hackers.town: 2024-04-28 Sun 16:46

@hashraydamon as of the last update I got, got rid of their internal Python team.

hackers.town: 2024-04-28 Sun 16:58

@thegibson @hashraydamon to my perception, Google on the whole has been defined by reactivity and chasing other companies’ shadows since

oh god G+ was how long ago?

hackers.town: 2024-04-28 Sun 22:28

@elisol I mean maybe?

Another thought I’ve had is “I’ve seen a lot of Star Wars knock-offs in my time, and this is certainly one of them.”

But I enjoyed it. It was very High School Drama Class Does The Teacher’s Passion Project With a 166 Million Dollar Budget

hackers.town: 2024-04-27 Sat 07:44

Talking with a friend about very familiar-sounding frustrations with their partner.

Me: “so does he have his ADHD diagnosis yet, or is he still on his journey of discovery?”

They: “He doesn’t have ADHD, he just has trouble following up on things unless — it’s something that really interests him” (trailing off slightly)

Me: “I repeat my question.”

They: “point taken”

hackers.town: 2024-04-27 Sat 09:44

Honestly whatever version of this line was the original, it has kept me out of one hell of a lot of trouble over the course of my life.

I Don’t Want to Belong to Any Club That Will Accept Me as a Member – Quote Investigator®

hackers.town: 2024-04-27 Sat 09:48

@thegibson @c0debabe the dream is never in the technical implementations.

Excepting an unsteady sleep after burrito night.

hackers.town: 2024-04-27 Sat 10:02

@thegibson I liked Akkoma for my tiny instance. Redonkulously easy setup (ok not for normal humans and only when compared to Mastodon)

hackers.town: 2024-04-27 Sat 10:04

@thegibson biggest challenge with every not-Mastodon will be mobile app compatibility. Mobile Web was fine for Akkoma, but as of a year ago all the apps were almost but not quite completely unlike expectations.

hackers.town: 2024-04-27 Sat 10:08

@c0debabe the hesitation I felt in boosting this made the boosting vital.

People gonna snark because they’ve been hurt, but that doesn’t make it less valid.

hackers.town: 2024-04-27 Sat 10:13

@c0debabe It’s legit what I’m trying to do by hunting for work where the tech is in support of the work being done, rather than the entire point of the work. That’s the healthy tech industry I want to see.

hackers.town: 2024-04-27 Sat 10:26

@xan @c0debabe for my part I understand

To get philosophical for a sec, we’ve been around poison so long (and constantly told that’s just how it is) we don’t know if we can trust a glass of water.

hackers.town: 2024-04-27 Sat 10:30

@xan @c0debabe oh heck I feel that one deep in my soul. That’s where so many of us want to be.

hackers.town: 2024-04-27 Sat 19:26

A frustrating thing of not-tech — or more specifically not-tech-startup I suppose — is I still don’t know if I got that job I had my final interview for a week and a half ago.

I’m more accustomed to the cycle where you interview, get hired, and the company implodes just when you start to learn its name.

hackers.town: 2024-04-27 Sat 19:41

@Wrewdison @earthshine @thegibson @c0debabe tech does good in the small all the time. It can help people get stuff done.

The invariably bad is at large scale, where people get treated as things. Sir Pterry told us how that always ends up.

And the lie fed to us with every paycheck, press release, and all-hands, so much that it’s all we can believe without force of effort?

It’s that “scale” is the only worthwhile application of tech.

hackers.town: 2024-04-27 Sat 19:42

@hummingrain much appreciated!

hackers.town: 2024-04-27 Sat 20:36

@thomasfuchs oh for sure a lot of people have memory-holed things like heckling me and the church grannies while we did a candlelight vigil. But I sure as heck still remember.

hackers.town: 2024-04-27 Sat 21:49

We watched Rebel Moon (part 1 apparently as she’s started part 2) and it was not good but it was pretty.

Honest it felt like a Saturday TTRPG session in one of those campaigns where the GM keeps things on rails so you can see all the worldbuilding.

hackers.town: 2024-04-27 Sat 21:51

I mean I’m gonna keep watching. I said it wasn’t good. I didn’t say I didn’t like it.

hackers.town: 2024-04-27 Sat 22:11

@thegibson know the tides, get called a witch. It’s awkward.

hackers.town: 2024-04-27 Sat 23:05

@vilmibm R Talsorian Games had no fear, basically.

hackers.town: 2024-04-27 Sat 23:39

Part two is not better.

But the actors had accepted their fate and were hamming it up more comfortably this time.

hackers.town: 2024-04-27 Sat 23:52

I have come to the conclusion that I do not enjoy writing about code in either Logseq or Obsidian.

Since much of the words I like to share are about code, this presents a conundrum for the public brain iteration of my site.

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 06:33

@Greg I get it. There aren’t enough keyword mutes some days.

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 06:51

We’re well into the political poopscape, with folks getting understandably worked up and boosting everything that pokes their buttons.

While we’re all collectively figuring out the best workarounds (maybe quote-boosting with a CW wrapper via phanpy or other frontend?), here’s a suggestion for the receiving end of the firehose.

thanks @pamela for making me think on this more

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 06:58

@laren oh goodness absolutely!

WoD 1e is where all the fun was, because the rough edges they sanded off later actually made for good gameplay.

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 07:08

And if you want to see boosts but don’t want them jumping into your feed front and center, the https://phanpy.social boost carousel might be an acceptable alternative approach

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 07:10

@laren yeah I have a strong preference for 1e’s art, and the layout approaches got more streamlined but sort of lost character? In my art nerd / grognard hybrid opinion, anyways.

plus V:TM 1e 1st printing was before anybody told them they’re supposed to get clearance for the song quotes they used, stuff like that.

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 07:23

@alan @pamela yah, though during poopscape season it can feel like picking at grains of sand. Disabling globally as a band-aid might help folks from dropping out under the weight.

Also with https://phanpy.social and its boost carousel, it’s a little easier (for me) to pick out individual uh outrage enthusiasts.

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 07:28

@laren oh but the bullshitting was the best part! Okay in our very specific heavily improvisational gaming group. I can see that being less the case for other play group compositions.

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 07:31

@grmpyprogrammer I’m struggling with that as well. Pattern I’m noticing is having phanpy ready if somebody quote-boosts, but defaulting to the Mastodon wide view.

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 07:56

I love this shirt. Haven’t worn it in a while. It fits so much better than it used to! Has it shrunk in the last seven years or—

oh

oh right

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 08:08

@laren Right? We had a story arc where I basically let the players get away with war crimes if they could plausibly rationalize it.

Then we retired those characters and I started a new arc with hunters, where to their surprise and plotwise delight I set up the retired PCs as primary villains because of all the damage they’d caused.

Lots of meta self-examination in that arc, I tell you what.

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 08:57

@PsyChuan I hate to have to ask, but has Signal been known to throw up any such dog whistles? I’ve known Telegram was potentially problematic for a while, but this cuts the adverb count by one.

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 09:09

So Telegram’s shifted their settings from “that’s potentially concerning” to “we should not trust them with our private communications.”

and that’s not even counting the steady microtransaction we’re-really-a-social-network enshittification changes they’ve been putting in over the years.

@PsyChuan

https://plush.city/@PsyChuan/112336464469767051

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 12:28

@semitones @pamela I pondered that very concern when I saw the post get a little traction.

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 12:58

and the front door is open

AGAIN

#Minecraft

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 13:02

@rckenned I’ve used MultiMC and PolyMC successfully on my 14" M1 MBP. Modpacks vary — some run, some won’t, and I haven’t dug deep to see if there are any common characteristics.

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 16:18

Got it loading plugin info including package.json and settings.json details, then writing summaries to disk. Thought maybe I’d see about optimizing the performance.

Nah.

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 16:43

OH: “Long story short—”

My brain:

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 18:42

@genehack @deafferret@octodon.social yep, Pandas has (from|to)_(excel|csv) and they do well enough for data-oriented files.

EDIT: I’ve used it for billed work and got no complaints. Haven’t tried it against fancily formatted sources, but sounds like that’s not a concern here?

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 19:54

@masukomi She is absolutely correct.

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 20:08

@thegibson

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 20:11

@genehack twelve.

hackers.town: 2024-04-26 Fri 20:13

@genehack yep unless maybe you want backups just in case.

hackers.town: 2024-04-25 Thu 06:12

I’m just saying. Your #PKM approach can be whatever you need it to be.

The useful bit for me here is tracking when I was awake enough to register my notes, and to kill the initial blank page problem.

hackers.town: 2024-04-25 Thu 08:28

Won’t even let me get to the server list, eh?

Try to bypass my operating system’s package manager, get uninstalled.

#Discord

hackers.town: 2024-04-25 Thu 08:36

I gave them what I felt like were all the chances.

yay -Syu says I’m up to date.

Update mirrors and check again.

yay -Syu still says I’m up to date.

ok bye

hackers.town: 2024-04-25 Thu 10:20

little bit of driving guitar to boost the pulse and get more oxygen to the brain for studying

#NowPlaying

Royal Blood by Royal Blood

hackers.town: 2024-04-25 Thu 10:46

This song was one of the motivating factors in me deciding I was done with ironic detachment and wrapping everything in three layers of sarcastic redirection.

just so earnest and awesome

#NowPlaying

I Believe in a Thing Called Love by The Darkness

hackers.town: 2024-04-25 Thu 16:40

hey wanna see an absolute travesty of a “one-liner” in #Nushell of course you do

hackers.town: 2024-04-25 Thu 16:58

but wait

it gets worse

(with guest appearance by Glow

#Nushell

hackers.town: 2024-04-24 Wed 08:16

https://hackers.town/users/snipe/statuses/112320504089252451

hackers.town: 2024-04-24 Wed 08:42

There was a brief stretch where I looked forward to Win 10/11 updates, mainly for better WSL features and integration. Looks like that stretch has ended.

Anyways, there are suggestions for fixing the new Microsoft Sponsored Malware Loader. Including “use Linux / macOS” obvs. But if neither of those paths are relevant to you, there’s Stardock and I think a few other options.

@GossiTheDog

https://cyberplace.social/@GossiTheDog/112325896279342086

hackers.town: 2024-04-24 Wed 09:30

oh hey i got an idea for a blog post

hackers.town: 2024-04-24 Wed 09:57

@scy @bentsai what about — (reads thread) — okay uh no. Not that.

I can tell you what I’ve done: 1) convert HTML to Markdown using Pandoc; 2) clean Markdown to desired style and format with my own post-processing scripts, leaning on regular expressions, line-by-line processing, and some context tracking.

hackers.town: 2024-04-24 Wed 10:30

@jalefkowit I will always keep my fingers crossed. Some of my so-quiet-they-trigger-an-uncanny-valley-effect Finnish cousins in Wisconsin, when they talk politics? Strong socialist left leaning.

(which is probably why my dad moved away, but that’s another thread)

hackers.town: 2024-04-24 Wed 12:07

yay -Syu system updates include electron25 and electron26, which 1) takes a hell of a long time via AUR; and 2) strongly suggests I look through my installed packages to see what’s dependent on two different EOL’d versions of a framework.

hackers.town: 2024-04-24 Wed 12:13

@jimniels @qlp I love these!

The Big Sur transition made app identification surprisingly difficult for me, with so many icons becoming “stylistically similar logos identically placed and identically sized on identical white squircles.”

hackers.town: 2024-04-24 Wed 13:56

@ceejbot well at least the sudden change in licensing makes more sense to me now.

I mean — companies do that stuff all the time, but there’s usually a motivating trigger, because lawyers aren’t cheap.

hackers.town: 2024-04-24 Wed 14:24

and i already had to rewrite 2/3 of the notes that led to the blog post idea because i found a lower-friction way to do the thing while turning the notes into a post

hackers.town: 2024-04-24 Wed 20:28

Attention wandered for a bit, but I got code that does the thing and an only slightly sketchy story. Next I ponder how much to clean up the code and how much to fill out the story.

hackers.town: 2024-04-24 Wed 20:30

@yenzie Honestly I didn’t mind, as what I started with worked but looked kind of awkward and uncomfortable. Like maybe @genehack in a tie.

hackers.town: 2024-04-23 Tue 07:42

https://hackers.town/users/requiem/statuses/112318803562440094

hackers.town: 2024-04-23 Tue 08:25

I made it a notable way into the Google interview pipeline, back when most of us still associated them with “don’t be evil.”

Some kind of cognitive dissonance hit my neurospicy brain hard and I dropped out of the process. No I didn’t know what or why — brain rarely explains these things to me. It just refuses to let me continue, and it usually turns out to be right.

Not sure, but with everything between Nymwars and “firing people for protesting is somehow just business,” I think what I saw 15+ years ago was that core of deliberately blinkered ego.

hackers.town: 2024-04-23 Tue 08:40

I’m gonna have to watch this one again later and take notes. It’s that good of an intro to the Farmer’s Delight family of mods.

#Minecraft

The Farmer’s Delight Collection (Minecraft Mod Showcase 1.20.1 & 1.19.2) - YouTube

hackers.town: 2024-04-23 Tue 08:44

@voidedmain @slicedlime that spawn chunk change sounds interesting. I follow the mods, so who knows when I’ll find out if it makes a difference :bloblaugh:​

hackers.town: 2024-04-23 Tue 08:59

@ovid That’s why I love having at least one devotedly nontechnical person on my team.

It ensures that I translate any narrative into English, which requires additional thought and usually deepens my own understanding of the situation.

hackers.town: 2024-04-23 Tue 10:20

Revolutionary new #productivity hack where I start to feel like maybe I’ve added enough tasks for the day so I stop adding new ones.

hackers.town: 2024-04-23 Tue 10:27

@pdcawley I know my mom explained it to me at some point, but I don’t remember. She says I was six or seven, asked “what’s gay?” she gave her usual answer to word questions (“look it up”) and then we had a great discussion after.

hackers.town: 2024-04-23 Tue 10:45

https://hackers.town/users/lori/statuses/112321775286143639

hackers.town: 2024-04-23 Tue 11:14

Already prepping my book, online course, and line of novelty t-shirts.

hackers.town: 2024-04-23 Tue 13:22

Iris 1.7 means proper support for Distant Horizons 2.0.3 when that comes out of beta. Them #Minecraft videos gonna be a whole new world.

Like — regular playthroughs, not just the “I got shaders in Distant Horizons working after three days and my computer hates me a little but wow look at that view” crop you can find already.

Iris 1.7 Changelog

hackers.town: 2024-04-23 Tue 19:34

I have delighted @IamMrsGeek with a most terrible joke and the most perfect timing.

Tommy Lee Jones has lit the bad man’s building on fire. As he rides away, the bad man or a henchman falls, burning, from the second floor and lies still.

Me, 0.5s later: “Now roll!”

hackers.town: 2024-04-22 Mon 06:20

@sushee ~2008, but I bounced pretty quick to Pyblosxom and ran that instead for a year.

hackers.town: 2024-04-22 Mon 08:30

Kind of a fun morning / evening routine of playing through five or ten days as context shift between the day’s modes.

Anyways, I guess it’s officially a leatherworker polycule now. I swear to god the rope lead is unrelated. Haven’t looked for that mod, but I’m sure it exists.

I should get them some cows.

#Minecraft

hackers.town: 2024-04-22 Mon 09:25

@darius I absolutely remember that transition.

I mean not from you specifically, but by 2008 & especially 2009, a sizable chunk of my RSS feed consisted of auto-generated Twitter activity summaries. Not all, but enough that I had to cull my subscriptions (and follow them on Twitter).

hackers.town: 2024-04-22 Mon 09:28

@darius I don’t know why, but they popped into my memory the other day. I think I was pondering favorite blogging systems, one of which was Vox, and how I stopped using it after pretty much everyone I followed there had switched to those Twitter summaries.

hackers.town: 2024-04-22 Mon 09:31

@beep @darius what amuses me is I didn’t really get into blogging until after all that. Twitter etc freed up part of my brain to know I wanted some long-form timestamped writing.

hackers.town: 2024-04-22 Mon 11:02

@andybaio https://github.com/go-edn/edn

hackers.town: 2024-04-22 Mon 11:42

Been pondering a career shift towards data and analytics, so this is relevant to my interests. Maybe you too?

Humble Tech Book Bundle Financial Forecasting Code and Architecture by O’Reilly

hackers.town: 2024-04-22 Mon 13:52

There’s some kind of rule written down somewhere that the one and only circumstance the XFinity tech will want to come early is when someone has an uninterruptible meeting.

Well that’s not true. The other circumstance is when you’re not home yet.

hackers.town: 2024-04-22 Mon 13:53

But at least the tech called ahead to check first.

hackers.town: 2024-04-22 Mon 14:05

https://hackers.town/users/lmorchard/statuses/112316900841746832

hackers.town: 2024-04-22 Mon 14:17

Listing my installed #Logseq plugins with jet and #Nushell

hackers.town: 2024-04-22 Mon 14:31

@lmorchard @ceejbot documenting them is sometimes better than conquering them, as sometimes there’s some good ones.

It’s also okay to retcon. I’ve gone back to nearly empty journal entries for some day, went “wait I was obsessing over such and such that day” and record that.

hackers.town: 2024-04-21 Sun 11:38

@IamMrsGeek “go play in traffic” is just proactive parenting

hackers.town: 2024-04-21 Sun 11:47

Reinstalling Taskwarrior 2.6 so I can manually export my task history so I can reupgrade to Taskwarrior 3 and manually import my task history.

The path could be smoother.

hackers.town: 2024-04-21 Sun 13:10

One of the deadest giveaways in text-to-image imagery is how so many prompt authors share the same terrible aesthetic.

Is the composition itself flawed? Maybe.

Does it look like 1970s air-brushed van art? There you go.

hackers.town: 2024-04-21 Sun 13:49

@c0debabe fossil > git*

Okay maybe just for me but for me heck yeah

hackers.town: 2024-04-21 Sun 13:50

@c0debabe it’s been around forever and I only heard of it maybe last year. Trying to make up for lost time in this age of Every Repo Gets Scraped.

hackers.town: 2024-04-21 Sun 21:14

I’m not going to find out whether I got this job at 9pm on a Sunday night, but I keep checking my email just in case.

hackers.town: 2024-04-21 Sun 21:22

By leaning harder on its AI chat assistant, XFinity has somehow found a way to make its customer service experience worse.

Thats like an accomplishment.