Shamar @Shamar@qoto.org

Brand new #SmartPhone models from my daughters' #hacklab. They built the safest system money can't buy, the only one a child should be allowed to use.

And note the App selection for their operating system: they didn't ask for any suggestions!

@zensaiyuki

My wife is a physician in Italy.

She is part of several research projects as part of her routine.
She collects data, analyses them with colleagues and so on.
She doesn't publish papers, actually. That's what other people do using her result together with those of other physicians.

But this IS doing #Science.
It's not all she does.
But it's part of what she does.

Ars longa, vita brevis, occasio praeceps, experimentum periculosum, iudicium difficile.
Nec vero solum seipsum praestare oportet oportuna facientem: sed et assidentes, et exteriora.

😉

@esvrld@octodon.social

Rarely I've seen such amount of #bullshit about #history.

We have a long common history that dates back at least to the Roman empire. It's a convoluted history, full of wars and deaths, cultural exchanges and deep genetic mixing between all of the peoples that came and lived here during a few thousands years.

Europe has not been a single nation for long, this is true. But we have a common culture. A culture that learnt to welcome our differences.

A culture that, actually, has been corrupted by the Marshall Plan, but somehow resists in most people here.

Come and see!

You are welcome too! 😉

@morven come funziona? Io ho apportato commenti e modifiche... divento un socio fondatore?

@bcallah

Uhm.. sorry for my ignorance... but where can I read the game rules?

@TheMainOne@floss.social

#Stallman is a #hacker.

People don't like us.
Too weird.

And we're not part of American remorse (yet). No coscience to wash.

So they don't need to brag about being inclusive, with us.

@markosaric

@selea

That was what I thought the very first time I installed #Plan9, something like 15 years ago.

Since then I learnt that it's like looking at a time machine and wondering about parking issues.

Really, build file systems.
You won't regret what you'll learn.

@xj9

@selea

Try #9front. http://9front.org/

@quinta

Unfortunately /dev/null is not a directory.

That's something I considered to introduce in #Jehanne though, as an alternative to a `remove` syscall.

It has some advantages, since you could ask the operating system to remove a arbitrary complex tree with a fixed (and small) number of syscalls, but it would badly break error reporting.