@nay I love being a Communications Provider (ISP has to ignore copyright infringement reports and can't pass them on or give any information without a court order)

@cwebber Does SSH from another computer over wifi count? I answered "no and I don't use them" thinking of bluetooth keyboards/mice, but I do use SSH over wifi.

@libreleah Since not every UK website operator is going to do this, it's not going to be effective at getting the OSA repealed, it's just going to be annoying for people in the UK. Please do not do this.

@ariadne @gedvondur in my experience (which is mostly only using bluetooth audio/A2DP):

• intel wifi/bluetooth cards (at least AX210 and AC8265) work well
• whatever the broadcom USB thing in the ThinkPad X200 is works well (but only bluetooth 2.1+EDR)
• RTL8723CS (in the pinephone) is crap and audio randomly stutters

so I would recommend something intel (unless you care about not loading non-free firmware, in which case I’ve heard CSR8510 is good even though I’ve never used it myself and the aforementioned broadcom thing that I forgot the name of worked without loading any firmware too)

@gedvondur @ariadne At least for Intel wifi cards, the Bluetooth is USB and not PCIe.

the answer is that the 4 repeats were relays: in the expanded view akkoma fetches the full list of reblogs and filters out relays server-side, but for the non-expanded view it just uses the reblog count and this includes relays and apparently can't be made to exclude them without changing how reblogs are stored in the database or significant performance degradation

@wolf480pl @algernon why is the app necessary for that, can't he hear you?

@unnick at least on firefox you can merge them back. I sometimes do this with konsole and there seems to be no way to merge them back into a single window there

@algernon @dumpsterqueer they should go to an infinite maze of nonsense

@nay .bef

@algernon tang & clevis seem interesting, I hadn't heard of them before.

@puppygirlhornypost2 my shed

@mcc my mouse (Logitech G203 LIGHTSYNC) has two buttons on the left which send BTN_SIDE and BTN_EXTRA (according to libinput debug-events)

@dpk when did it get worse?

je m'alloc (i manage my own memory, for those who don't speak french)

@erindesu @ncopa @ariadne program < file doesn’t quite do the same thing as cat program | file. With the former, program can reopen /proc/self/fd/0 as writable and modify file. With the latter, it cannot. In this case it doesn’t matter though because busybox grep won’t do that.

the post in question:

why does my timeline show 4 repeats on a reply post (from sharkey) but when I expand the post it disappears? (and the sharkey instance the post is from does not show any repeats/boosts either)

@algernon Yes, it might also reduce performance a bit since it’d need to do the encryption separately for each drive it reads to/writes from. You can use the same password on all disks and have your initramfs only ask you once and cache the password. Debian apparently has decrypt_keyctl for this.

Another thing you could maybe do is use ZFS encryption, but instead of using your password directly, use a long random keyfile which you store encrypted with your actual password on another filesystem, and if you want to change your password just re-encrypt the keyfile instead of changing it in ZFS.

What I plan to do for my new server is btrfs RAID-1 in LUKS on 2 SSDs, with a weird boot process (coreboot loading linux as a payload with an initramfs containing sshd so I can SSH into it to unlock the disks remotely).

@jade jade you.