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@kev at least it loads in no time

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jolek78 :tor:

@kev actually, straight away I was thinking to delete my keybase account. then I said: "wait, if zoom starts to integrate keybase, means that they will provide an end-to-end encrypted communication. and probably, with the keybase team experience, they will do it properly". and I said to myself "wait fabio, you still don't know what the future will be".

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Kev Quirk

Here's my opinion on the whole #Keybase #Zoom acquisition.

kevq.uk/keybase-zoom-and-me/

#100DaysToOffload

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i am looking for woven-fabric (or even carbon, any really) ribbons with compatibility as below:

OptimaSP20/24/28 / Robotron/Erika 30[0/04/05/06/15/16] / Olivetti DaisyCard/ET50/Praxis20[00]/DLX / 176 C / PK168

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Michał K. Feiler

I just asked on Unix&Linux StackExchange: What may be causing some Qt/KDE thing to capture Mod4+e (effecting Dolphin) and Mod4+d (effecting nothing)? unix.stackexchange.com/q/58511

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in , in an array, having a predicate f over its elements, how do i get, foreach elem that satisfies f, a pair (object) of that elem and the last preceding elem that didnt satisfy f? this is a jq HW task, refined by me. original unrefined task advised to use function & variable

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i would love to see an article that would highlight to me what vulnerabilities are really problematic in older versions of Android, iOS, and PowerPC Mac OS X 10.5 and 10.4.

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Stephie ❤️
I write a BASIC PROGRAM in crystal and i discover a codegen bug
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Michał K. Feiler

@kuba_orlik these are subtoots and i don't feel like getting any more detailed

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@kuba_orlik nope, and one of the problems is i don't want to do that

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and birdsite, too. i hate how i let myself continue to repost certain persons' stuff there even after learning that they are not very good people.

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Michał K. Feiler

i think i have to limit my social activity on fedi. im keep being harmful by boosting edgy personas. im too forgiving ig. i just know that people who are harmful are still nice sometimes, but i end up boosting their harmfulness as part of publicly interacting with them. i gotta move into talking to people privately, because my boosting content without thorough investigations ends up being harmful.

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@jeder @feld @emptyfortress they were?

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Drew DeVault

harmful.cat-v.org/software/c++

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numi

I was gonna tell you a joke about UDP…

…but you might not get it.

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Wolf480pl

Why do developers make stupid database queries

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Drew DeVault

It (always) bears repeating that the phrase "open source" is defined by the open source definition:

opensource.org/osd

The OSI invented the term "open source" and it has always been defined by the OSD. There are systemmic gaslighting campaigns ongoing to convince you otherwise. Remember: the only people who are trying to convince you that the OSD does not define open source have ulterior motives, namely convincing you that their propreitary software is open.

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Wolf480pl

I was thinking about chat protocols.

Had a federated design in mind, where each channel had its authoritative server for metadata, and then mirror servers for redundancy and scaling out, with rules for complex netsplit/netjoin situations, etc., and then users had their homeservers.

But then I thought:
Why not have the authoritative server only host the list of members, and version it, and then have all the clients put a reference to specific immutable version of channel's member list as destination of the messages they send.

And then all the messages would bypass the authoritative severs, going directly between users' homeservers. And history replay would be much simpler because you wouldn't have to go back and recalculate past membership lists based on past joins/parts.

It seemed like such an elegant solution, making everything way simpler and more scalable at the same time. I didn't like it, but rationally it seemed like a superior solution...

And then it occured to me - either this is what Matrix did, or it has the same problem:

Just joining a room makes your homeserver receive new connections from every other homeserver in the room.

Join the biggest room, change your DNS to point to your enemy, and bam, that person gets DDoSed by all the other homeservers.

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Wolf480pl

Wish gaming motherboards had SFP+ slots instead of those stupid 10GBASE-T sockets.

Paradoxically, at 10G, fiber is cheaper.

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