I published an orchestral work I composed back in 1999. It is called Florence and it features the Proteus/2 prominently, as one would expect. There are some interesting ideas, but also a few awkward passages, and certain themes would probably benefit from further development. https://darwinne.bandcamp.com/track/florence #Music #MastoMusic #MastoArt #IndieMusic #Proteus2 #90smusic
@iggy_frankovic I mean, a point my colleague likes to make is that maybe it's a rational decision that you want to have a more equitable society at the "expense" of not having trillion-dollar ad tech companies.
But then, fully commit to the role, I guess?
In this instance, it's more basic, though. The idea that we're gonna level the playing field by broadcasting everyone's hopelesssly-non-anonymizable search history to other companies is just nuts.
This proposal, which is getting drowned in the AI noise, is a travesty for the residents of the EU.
The goal (helping others compete with Google) makes sense, the solution is awful. It effectively mandates Google to hand over your search history to any adversary who can muster fairly modest resources.
Link: https://blog.lukaszolejnik.com/alone-among-a-thousand-the-european-commissions-anonymisation-of-europeans-google-searches-is-broken/ + https://lukaszolejnik.com/reports/alone-in-thousand-final.pdf
anyways, im gonna render some demoscene orbs :neocat_hyper:
new arrivals :)
OpenWrt doesn't seem to come with any fetch tools, but neoftech still works if you install bash first.
In spite of the fact that this board only has two armv7 cpus, it's faster than any OpenWrt system I've used before.
The trickiest part of getting OpenWrt installed is the fact it defaults to 192.168.1.1 just like my default router.
The trick was to assign it both addresses, pull a 192.168.2.x dhcp address on my client and then go back in and remove the 1.1 address.
happy 10-year anniversary of the Unicode Mouse Incident, for those who celebrate!
the mouse fell out of a light fixture, was listed as an official meeting attendee, and given 0.002 votes
By way of chance, I looked at yahoo auctions and found a gem: Aiwa ACD-300. it's an external SCSI CD-ROM drive that doubles as a proper standalone tray-loader CD player.
I bought it through a friend in Japan and it's going to stay at her place in Kyoto for a little while. Shipping is pretty costly and I'm still stuck 300 miles from home.
I've been looking for one of these for nearly a decade. To think I'd find one on yahoo auctions eventually is pretty crazy to me.
What to do if a computer attempts to initiate a conversation
The funny thing is that I have an older Alpine 13.5 box on which all the passwords are '!' not '*', which actually seems to prevent this (because the issue is crypt() returning * on error).
of course cos/sin is also 'linear' in its own way, for angle between segments on the surface.