there are some younger nutrias again! So cute!! They are a bit more shy than the older ones, but generally aren’t to scared of humans

@kemona_halftau good morning!

i wrote an internet standard https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-meow-mrrp-00.html (it's published on ietf.org so you know it's real and official and endorsed by the ietf)

https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-meow-mrrp-00.html
Meow meow MEOW mrrp meow nya mreow

@cwebber @joy70 I think I asked you for the black bean burger recipe in 2020 (or maybe that was something else) but I forgot and octodon is dead, so could you please share it again?

British online friend: "Saw a flying banana tonight. I only noticed because of the purple light shining upwards"

Everyone: ???

"We have track measurement trains. They run around, checking the tracks for faults, the power cables, etc

They're bright yellow. So they're nicknamed the Flying Banana, as a joke on the Flying Scotsman

Night time they have this blue laser that scans the overhead wires. It creates this giant glow you can see when it moves"

@millihertz forgejo: https://codeberg.org/forgejo/governance/src/branch/main/AIAgreement.md

@mitsunee @ReignOfRaining it's not an entirely different meaning, it's more of a subset of the original meaning. internet memes are also memes in the original sense

@kemona_halftau meow!

I can't believe anyone is taking IPv8 seriously

@maddy I'm surprised it managed to get this amount of attention on fedi

@maddy Anyone who actually takes IPv8 seriously is just clueless (as are the people actually making these proposals). People have been publishing nonsensical Internet-Drafts claiming to provide an IPv4-compatible IPv6 replacement (that’s actually not IPv4-compatible at all) for years (see also: IPv10 (since 2016) and IPv4+ (since 2018)), it’s nothing new and none of them will never get adopted because they don’t make any sense.

@hazel @ncopa It’s not even an RFC. Literally anyone can publish an Internet-Draft. See also: IPv10, IPv4+

@cwebber what exactly did they block? the official relay? just the bsky.app frontend?

@dee @strongsand hopefully when they run their own registry they can reduce the prices

@whitequark @artemis for being stuck on qt5 and accepting AI-generated code:

# Andreas Sturmlechner <asturm@gentoo.org> (2026-04-12)
# Perpetually stuck on Qt5 despite recent releases made under the influence of AI.
# A Qt6-based snapshot is provided for testing without keywords, currently as
# app-admin/keepassxc-2.8.0_pre260316-r1, but it is unclear when keywords will
# be restored let alone stabilised.
# Alternatives are app-admin/keepass, app-admin/pass which can import kbdx
# files, app-admin/vaultwarden, app-admin/bitwarden-desktop-bin and probably
# many more.  AppImage or Flatpak versions also available as last resort.
# Bugs #949231, #967905.
# Removal on 2026-05-11.

@libreleah it's using syscalls implemented by the kernel (mmap and/or brk probably), but those aren't what firefox is reimplementing

whatever firefox is doing does seem to break LD_PRELOADing another allocator, which is annoying. when I tried LD_PRELOADing mimalloc globally on alpine it broke audio/video playback

@libreleah malloc isn't a kernel function, it's part of libc