Oh ddg.co/lite got dark mode

> Yet another LLM-pusher
> *check bio*
> Born at ___ ppm

Might as well stand for Anti-Integrity

> Last Update: 09.02.2007 18:30 /bs
> This is still work in progess!!!!

Emacs users be jelly as Plan9 users can literally use acme as a graphical session.

Oh, fun, can just drawterm acme instead of rio.
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True, although going sideways works
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Anyway… got other pain points that pretty much confirms that if I'd truly use NetBSD (or any *BSD really) it would be a chimera of sorts to get something that comes from a more modern era.
Like service management with supervision isn't a bleeding edge feature.

slapped NetBSD on a spare machine and well… X11 nonsense isn't something I was missing.

"10 to 9" to say 8h50 is such a weird thing until you realize it's "minute hand on 10, hour hand nearing 9h"

It's quite like if you'd describe a local farmers market as a competitor to Lidl.

Codeberg being described as a competitor to Github by tech-tabloid writers feels really on point with their usual level of journalism.

Like sure let's have a small community-based forge pitched against the biggest forge owned by one of the biggest high-tech corporations.

> We have made mistakes throughout history, and supposedly learn from those mistakes, yet we continue to make more. Mistakes upon mistakes upon mistakes. What's worse, each time we make a mistake we become craftier, and so the amount of damage done by each mistake only grows. Even though these lessons are meant to reduce the damage. isn't that strange?
— So I'm a spider, so what? Volume 14, page 204

Yeah… it really does feels like this sometimes.

> Go to cogentco.com
> site barely works without JS
> enable it, and get redirected to malware site
> JS in question detects the debugger

What the fuck.
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There's something I kind of dislike about some of the memes comparing Artemis II issues with Outlook against Apollo missions…

If the only computer issue or even tech in general for Artemis II is Microsoft Outlook, then holy shit it went remarkably well.

Punaise la DGIFP qui fuite, IBAN compris forcément, alors que c'est un truc qui devrait être séparé au maximum quitte à faire du air-gap…

https://presse.economie.gouv.fr/acces-illegitimes-au-fichier-national-des-comptes-bancaires-ficoba/

OSI is dead, buried, and near forgotten, except by lost academics who don't understand the flexibility of the TCP/IP model.

Oh gosh the dose of nostalgia from that pop-in
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"open-source api"

No, just no. That's open documentation, or maybe open standard.
You know like proprietary centralised services or proprietary Unixes.

Why the heck is git-tag defaulting to lexical sorting…