1.5 hours later, they issued exactly the same alert again. why? I will just turn them off

excluding test alerts

this is the first time I have ever recieved an emergency alert (for wildfire risk)

31°C

@kemona_halftau mrraow

good morning

going to bed now, good night

(this is still later than I would have liked but better than yesterday, and hopefully I will sleep for more than 5 hours)

I think I will just buy the overpriced IBM serial adapter cable. I've run out of other ideas to try, nobody else seems to know the pinout. If I'm right about it just being a nonstandard pinout and it works then I can figure it out with a multimeter and publish it on the internet so no-one else has to buy the overpriced adapter. If I'm wrong and it still doesn't work then I can return the cable (... and I'm still stuck with a massive £500 30kg server that doesn't boot)

@kemona_halftau my wireguard network still doesn't have ipv6 either (except between two of the nodes, which can't use ipv6 for what I wanted to anyway because the library akkoma uses for sending mail is broken and doesn't support ipv6)

@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?