@lykso @h oh, I see. I disagree that restricting access to software is necessary to end capitalism.

most commercial AGPL software, as far as I am aware, is using some sort of CLA to grant unequal rights to the company maintaining it and allow them to sell an alternative non-free commercial license. I would rather people just be more skeptical of contributing to projects with such CLAs (and fork them instead).

I don't like restricting access to software (or more generally, knowledge) and I don't believe it is necessary.

@lykso @h what do you mean by "post-FLOSS"? I might be interested, but only if it does not involve non-free software

@lykso a /28 is 16 addresses in theory but practically 14-15 anyway (the last address is the broadcast address, and the zeroth address is reserved by an RFC because 4.2BSD had a buggy IP implementation that treated the zeroth address as the broadcast addresss, although I don't think this is an issue with any modern operating system) (but also you should just use IPv6)

@6 @kayttaja @h woemeowwwooeemmmeeoowww

@h @kayttaja @6 mrowww mrreow

I completely forgot to eat anything today since breakfast (except for an ice cream)

LB: this is *fucking nuts*.

on certain AMD CPUs you can just poke a random MMIO address from ring 0 and change the memory controller's scrambling pattern, on a live system, which completely jumbles the mapping between physical addresses and DRAM IC coordinates. since all memory protection features (IOMMU, SMM boundaries, etc.) are based on physical addresses, it bypasses *all of them*. you can read AND WRITE the SMM, fTPM, and even the C6 microcode save regions. wild.

https://furry.engineer/@soatok/117089469038278431

@ezra what room should I pick then? (and who would the majority of people choosing the mixed gender room be? I'm guessing not nonbinary people because that is statistically improbable but other than that I don't know)

(not that I would ever stay in a hostel anyway, I don't think I could sleep in a room with 3 strangers)

@kemona_halftau mrreowr

@thing ok, I think it’s still being referenced by git reflog. try git reflog expire --expire-unreachable=now --all followed by git gc --prune=now

@thing git gc --aggressive?

@thing git gc. unreferenced commits are not immediately automatically deleted

mmraowwr

@dpk yes. I also eat the entire apple, including the core

@thing or if it's only in one commit so far you can do it manually with git rebase -i, picking the right commit, then git commit --amend (or git history fixup if you are using a new enough version of git)

@thing I believe git-filter-repo can do this

going to bed at 5:40am, good night

(this is too late. I'll probably wake up in 3-4h because of the heat)

Amber Warning for Extreme Heat on Thursday

@kemona_halftau nini

@kemona_halftau @nytpu there’s kdotool, although I have not tried it myself yet and it dropped support for KDE Plasma 5 in v0.3.0