good night

@kemona_halftau meowww

Doing a little email experiment, hopefully a fun one! If you send an email to previous@email.engineering, two things should happen:

1. You’ll receive a reply with the email that the previous person sent (the last email before yours).

2. The next person to send an email will receive the message that you sent.

Your identity isn’t shared (only the subject and body). Hopefully nobody will be a jerk and ruin this (the reply footer has instructions for reporting abuse).

Anyway, have fun!

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Every sign has a story

@0x6e6174 it's in developer options

@kemona_halftau it does, Settings -> Content and Filtering -> Render Misskey Flavored Markdown

@maddy I damaged my old X200's keyboard and trackpoint buttons while trying to remove the keys to clean it. That might've been a better idea than removing every key (although I'm not sure it would've been enough)

if you think programmers suck at naming, wait until you see what the fuck mathematicians are up to

@kemona_halftau memory leak in init? I had one of those on my server and still managed at least 54 days of uptime (by which time shepherd was using >51% of RAM)

what I would expect to happen is the oom killer does nothing and the system just freezes, because that's what it does even in normal cases when the program using a lot of memory isn't immune to the oom killer

blue skies #photography

good morning

nini fedi

@kemona_halftau good night!

The POWER9 processor core supports a 64-bit effective address (EA), 68-bit virtual address (VA), and a 56-bit host real (physical) address (RA)

68-bit addresses!?

In HPT mode, the effective address space is 64 bits (0:63), the virtual address space is implemented as 68 bits (10:77) of the 78-bit architected maximum virtual address space, and the real address space is 51 bits (13:63).

I don’t really understand what this means.

One 18 inch pizza has 'more pizza' than 2 x 12 inch pizzas!

(via @fermatslibrary)

@infobeautiful it's important to note that when the object you're measuring is a pizza, the radius is properly denoted with z and the height (altitude) with a

because its volume is pi * z * z * a

@kemona_halftau apparently the issue was that something had reset devtools.chrome.enabled back to false (it definitely was true at some point and I definitely did not reset it)

wl-clipboard 2.3.0 merged my buffer overflow bugfix and the --sensitive patch, no need to patch it any more!