gonna push something fishy to https://codberg.org

wrote a Forgejo Actions workflow that lets you update a Nix source derivation by clicking two buttons in the Codeberg UI

https://codeberg.org/GlasgowEmbedded/redist/src/commit/main/.forgejo/workflows/update.yaml

if you get really good at pve you get to pvp the government

massively multiplayer pve first person shooter (the United States of America)

you condition everyone to react to the sounds produced by your shitty messenger, then you change the sounds for no reason. go to fucking jail

whoever decided that this setting needs to automatically turn on every autumn needs to be found, tarred, feathered, and then fired

order an ESP32, get your Global Entry revoked. incredible stuff happening https://www.reddit.com/r/esp32/comments/1x3bmjh/ordering_esp32_from_overseas_watch_out_global/

what

so i've registered Glasgow Research Systems Ltd to handle commercial support for Glasgow Interface Explorer

people say that paying the ransom to (ransomware) criminals should be illegal because it rewards extoring people. that logic seems sound!

why does this logic not apply to the refunds that your bank will (sometimes, has a legal obligation to) pay you if you got scammed?

n.b.: one could make a reasonable argument that visa/mc chargebacks are fine, because the merchant is liable. but if you got scammed into transferring money, a UK bank will just materialize 85k GBP for you. how does this create a good set of incentives

if apple wanted us to build applications for their platform they'd give us a first-party way to run macOS VMs that isn't misery-inducing

using this software makes me want to stab myself in the eye with a rusty fork

time from attempting to deal with Parallels to opening a ticket because it is catastrophically broken: idk under a hour I guess

comedy gold

apparently failover failed to fail over. over

codeberg is down, post ponies

> Situation: there are three different UK government logins
> Solution: GOV.UK One Login
> Situation: there are four different UK government logins (the legacy three are still required for things that are more important than what you can use the fourth)

grebedoc is over a year old now! also has more uptime than github

well, that was premature

the fuck you mean "could not confirm", you cretins

"mechanically separated x86_64 documentation" is just like "mechanically separated meat". which is to say, delicious