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Recently I went on a plane for the first time since 2019. The plane took off around sunset and because we were flying northeast it lasted quite a long time. I took some photos of the sunset from the window of the plane during takeoff.

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Reply to @elly@donotsta.re

@elly @otter Perhaps it would be a good idea to write down/remember all these sorts of things and then say them all just before you finish school, at which point teachers have no more ability to fuck you over so it doesn't matter. (Although I don't actually do this myself, it's too difficult to not say things immediately.)

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Reply to @WiteWulf@cyberplace.social

@WiteWulf @John @benjojo Fun fact: Virgin Media's DPI parses HTTP headers case-sensitively. "Host: sci-hub.wf" (for example) will get blocked, while "hOsT: sci-hub.wf" won't. Unfortunately this is quite useless as most websites use HTTPS and this doesn't work there (presumably they use SNI, at least for websites behind cloudflare and similar things, so ECH should solve this)

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ukpol, Palestine Action

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In the last few seconds before doing so becomes illegal, I would like to state that I approve of breaking into RAF bases and spraying paint on planes.

It is a non-violent form of protest and is certainly not terrorism.

After midnight, my official position on this shall be the same as Israel's position on whether they have nuclear weapons - everyone knows they do, but they won't admit it.

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Reply to @evan@cosocial.ca

@evan LLM scraper bots are a big problem. They crawl the whole website including expensive-to-generate pages such as git blames, and in many cases ignore robots.txt, use browser user-agents, and come from residential IP addresses.

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Reply to @q66@gts.q66.moe

@q66 @famfo @jn @domi @tufo @merlin I don't know about others but the wifi card is replaceable in every thinkpad supported by coreboot/libreboot, although all of them except T480/T480s have a wifi card whitelist in the proprietary boot firmware.

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angiebaby@mas.to

The fact that the UK protests had to be renamed to "No Tyrants" sort of underscores the need for no kings.

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Reply to @sharlatan@mastodon.social

@sharlatan How many node.js packages? (The frontend requires node.js to build)

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Niko

niko@gts.niko.lgbt

-funsafe-math-optimizations
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︀︀fun AND safe math optimizations? sign me up!

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Reply to @mcc@mastodon.social

@mcc @pcman x23, not s23

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Reply to @elly@donotsta.re

@elly @domi It couldn't be 2008, that's the new Lenovo logo on the laptop.

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Reply to @q66@gts.q66.moe

@q66 @fun CC-BY-SA (or even CC-BY) would probably be enough to prevent AI from legally being trained on them, since it can't really provide attribution and CC-BY-SA's copyleft would likely be incompatible with the licenses of other stuff the model is trained on. Although AI companies will probably not care and do it anyway regardless of the license.

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the CA/Browser Forum and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race

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💜💙💚💛🧡❤️ vanta rainbow black ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

vantablack@cyberpunk.lol

Spotted in Mexico: A food cart made from the cage of a Sun Enterprise 10000 Server

https://reddit.com/r/retrocomputing/comments/1l1ssoo/spotted_in_mexico_a_food_cart_made_from_the_cage/

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emaytch@mastodon.social

starting the ASO (anarchist standards organization). it’s the same as ISO but all freely available and also purely by coincidence our standards all end up the same as theirs

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Reply to @matildalove@wetdry.world

@matildalove @soatok
ISO: "We created global standards for everyone to follow"
Everyone: "Can we see them?"
ISO: "No"

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Reply to @atax1a@infosec.exchange

@atax1a If they wanted to write code then why would they get copilot to write it for them?

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Randahl Fink

randahl@mastodon.social

We have now reached the part of the gangster movie, where they are fighting over who gets what share of the money from the bank robbery.

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Reply to @grumpygamer@mastodon.gamedev.place

@grumpygamer No, because Vulkan is only partially supported on the IGPU of the last generation of Intel hardware to support running with no non-free software on the main CPU (Haswell, newer generations require FSP for raminit which hasn't been replaced yet), and the IGPU of the last generation of Intel hardware to run with no ME (Penryn) only supports OpenGL 2.1/ES 2.0.

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Reply to @valpackett@social.treehouse.systems

@valpackett @ariadne Anything pre-bootguard (Ivy Bridge and earlier), and also any Haswell ThinkPads with socketed CPUs (ThinkPad T440p/W450/W451/L440/L540) do not have bootguard. Anything with MEv11 (Skylake and Kaby Lake/Kaby Lake Refresh, so T460/T470/T480-era) has bootguard, but it can be bypassed with deguard.

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