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2026-01-29 12:40:18 UTC

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honestly though it's still setting up integrations. maybe they use some shared web storage api but streamplace is still making an api call that marks the account as live that the frontend then reads, it's only really different if you don't think a layer below the abstraction surface

2025-12-27 01:35:00 UTC

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yes but im on gnome

2025-12-26 23:15:06 UTC

i've been experimenting with discord's global push-to-talk on linux and i've made a discovery. discord's push-to-talk detection only works on xwayland applications, so if i run discord under wayland proper, push-to-talk stops working when discord is focused. every time i want to talk i have to tab into xeyes, then press the push-to-talk button so discord can detect it, and then tab back into discord

2025-12-21 04:40:08 UTC

bitcoin doesn't fix a broken heart

2025-12-06 22:11:11 UTC

watching invincible season 2 and i really don't understand why it's seen as so important for mark grayson to go to college. sure, college prepares you for the workforce and gives you a network to find a job through, but that seems totally irrelevant for the strongest superhero on the planet. petulant schoolchildren often pretend they have better things to do than learn about color symbolism in 18th century literature, but invincible actually does. every second he spends studying topics he'll never use could be much better spent at least helping rebuild chicago. it's not like schools are a pivotal part of a child's development in and of themselves, they're just the places we've built for children to develop in. he could totally live a fulfilled childhood without wasting a bunch of time preparing for a career that he's never going to see

2025-11-08 21:01:18 UTC

i have never heard a fire alarm actually correspond to a dangerous fire. it's always some bullshit like a drill (i know how to follow exit signs i don't need a pop quiz) or burnt food (which shouldn't trigger a full building alarm). at some point we have to realize that alarm fatigue is the strongest force in fire safety today and people just aren't going to evacuate on an alarm if they happen constantly. also my ears hurt, they don't need to be so damn loud for me to know to leave an area

2025-11-05 22:25:21 UTC

i would like to have a strongly worded conversation with the github engineer that decided that the workflow page needed to override alt + left to move around the workflow graph instead of doing the browser behavior (for firefox, going back a page)

2025-10-18 18:36:36 UTC

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2025-08-12 06:12:52 UTC

my hope is that people will one day celebrate their likenesses more than they mourn their differences

2025-07-23 10:22:32 UTC

tbh calling twitter x is a red flag

2025-06-09 08:46:10 UTC

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the manosphere on nostr is incredibly toxic

2025-06-05 04:20:29 UTC

yes, the most powerful people in the world want me detained and deported, but don't make assumptions about my safety or the country i live in, especially if your political opinions are only common online. that all being said, imagine a world where you can improve somewhat and follow that path. i think it's specifically important to focus on ways you can improve you own life here. while mutual aid is good for the world, you gotta make your own life better. clean your apartment, eat reasonably healthy foods, get regular checkups and buy bitcoin. you can't help the world if you aren't first helping yourself. i know i certainly felt a lot better about the world after i cleaned my own bathroom

2025-06-04 05:05:09 UTC

hey tech bro stop pretending that bitcoin invented proof of work. your thoughts on nostr are clearly secondhand. you are not obligated to give your opinion, especially if you got it from someone else. hashcash used proof of work for spam prevention in 1997, 11 years before the bitcoin whitepaper. it's not like the concept of hashing a string is somehow fully owned by cryptocurrency

2025-05-28 05:08:25 UTC

the other day i was talking to my mom about her new car and she was talking about how annoying she found all the new features. when i got in i looked at the dashboard and it had a login prompt with a username and password

2025-04-09 07:55:57 UTC

trans immigrants are safer without cops. bastards are acting as deportation agents—and i say this from experience. my fears are not unfounded. why do these fucking idiots get to decide what happens to me?
tip: you can always become more courageous
consider the outcomes:
you don't get punished -> hell yeah :3
you get punished -> hell yeah :3
icarus was right

2025-03-23 17:29:46 UTC

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$ cat /dev/null > ego

2025-03-23 09:00:18 UTC

i am begging everyone to take a moment and think about de-escalation in online environments. do you need to tell that person to fuck off? do you need to make that comparison? is that comment really necessary? or could you simply assume good faith? could you just ignore that post? please, save yourself the trouble and don't intentionally piss people off

2025-03-18 14:01:26 UTC

nostr is really close to being a viable protocol. i swear it's a good platform to be on if you ignore apps with security vulnerabilities and bots and disinformation and fearmongering and homophobia and idiot billionaires and impostors and misogynist incels and neo-nazi threats and olavo de carvalho's fanboys and racism and religious fanatics and right-wing authoritarianism and transphobia and...
okay sure. all the world's problems are because of the "gender ideology," of the money printer go brrr meme and of the "woke" left
alright thanks. at least i can watch vtubers on my phone with the new on-train wifi

2025-03-17 06:57:18 UTC

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nice edit

2025-03-09 08:31:36 UTC

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by disk usage it's about 0.8%^ of an os. by codebase it's much less given that linux isn't included, along with all the linux drivers and firmware blobs

2025-03-08 12:10:18 UTC

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but containers only ship with a stripped-down userland

2025-03-08 04:40:34 UTC

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the userland can be a part of an operating system, but it's not an operating system if it doesn't have any of the other components. chrome isn't an operating system just because it's used as a component of chromeos, just like gnu coreutils isn't an operating system just because it's used as a component of debian
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2025-02-14 08:45:42 UTC

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btw im an immigrant. i don't vote

2025-02-13 07:28:19 UTC

the world was its best when i was a child who was unaware of how bad the world was. this is my entire political philosophy

2024-10-19 18:51:05 UTC

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