@mpk @q66 the fact that lunduke's SoftwarePoliticsTracker groups "neutral" and "right leaning" together (seperate from "leftist") really makes this very obvious

nini

@lispi314 @9pfs I haven’t used it myself, but yes, I believe so. According to the website:

Automatic full mesh routing

Regardless of how you set up the tinc daemons to connect to each other, VPN traffic is always (if possible) sent directly to the destination, without going through intermediate hops.

[…]

Easily expand your VPN

When you want to add nodes to your VPN, all you have to do is add an extra configuration file, there is no need to start new daemons or create and configure new devices or network interfaces.

@9pfs @lispi314 if you're willing to accept non-wireguard software you could also use tinc instead of yggdrasil (which natively supports routing user-provided IP prefixes unlike yggdrasil, no need to do some other tunnel on top)

@nay @kemona_halftau @benjae I found the bug report and it looks like they finally did fix it by throwing an error when SASL fails, but only after libera already did that change

@kemona_halftau @benjae it also has an IRC client which is configured to connect to libera (formerly freenode) by default and somehow is so easy to misconfigure to log in with SASL when you don't actually have an account that for years it was a cause of annoyance that random thunderbird users who had the same username as you would try to log into your account and cause SaslServ to spam you with failed login messages

(I don't remember if they finally fixed that or if libera disabling failed login notifications by default just made people stop complaining)

@ellie also lack of good support for multi-codepoint glyphs: nothing can agree on the width (various terminal emulators and terminal-using programs all disagree), which results in my terminal getting messed up every time someone uses a multi-codepoint emoji on IRC. lots of stuff uses wcwidth, which is insufficient for proper unicode support

@ellie terminfo and its database being wrong. there is no correct entry for konsole: with TERM=konsole-256color, clear doesn’t clear scrollback (because the escape code to do that is missing), and with TERM=xterm-256color that works but some other stuff is broken (I forgot what)

even if I fixed this locally, it would still be broken and need to be updated on every system I SSH to

@kemona_halftau @maddy they should make it as easy to reset as dell do on their desktops (where there's just a jumper to reset it)

at least bootguard is broken on that generation so in a few years someone will probably port coreboot to it and you'll be able to bypass it that way (or if you ever want to port coreboot, I can help)

@maddy I was going to suggest installing libreboot (which would probably increase the resale value and mean that Autopilot status wouldn't matter), but it appears that that exact model isn't supported in coreboot yet (if you want to try porting it though, I can help)

@seabass apparently Qt 6 supports surviving a compositor crash on wayland but GTK doesn't (although gwenview didn't survive either and actually segfaulted)

@seabass usually it's plasmashell that crashes and that's easy to recover from just by restarting it, but this time every graphical program died except somehow konsole

kwin fucking crashed and erased all my work in GIMP

@kemona_halftau mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrrrrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeeeooooooooooooowwwwwwwwww

@puppygirlhornypost2 h

@yvanspijk is this what happened to "february" too?

@kemona_halftau I've never heard of a mouse using CB radio frequencies before, I thought they were all 2.4GHz.

@benjae meow hi

This is your official notice that we’ll be making a major security release for Sharkey on the 20th of May, 2026, between 1779282000 and 1779289200. Prepare to update immediately upon release. If you are unable to update your instance at the given time, take it offline before the release.