Hexnut @ambihelical@qoto.org

@mzedp My goodness that's a good fucking rant.

I was looking at arm microcontrollers for a project at work recently. This is not something I have done in a while. Some of the newer ones have features like page protection and secure enclave support that I've never seen at that level before. Seems like progress. #microcontroller #trustzone #iot

@AmenZwa Those don't seem remotely comparable. Those tattoos have important meanings with the respective professions but IEEE and ACM are just organizations. I'm sure there's an EE's arm with Maxwell's equations somewhere. For CS, not sure what would have that sort of meaning.

@brokenix@emacs.ch Just checked, the author updated the package an hour ago with that fix.

@brokenix@emacs.ch And the reason for it is the meta data tells the package what other packages and version to download. The author probably just forgot to update it. It's a simple bug, and easy to fix.

@brokenix@emacs.ch Without making changes to the original package, you can probably load elisp-refs in your config before loading lemmington.

@brokenix@emacs.ch looks like it’s not declaring the elisp-refs dependency in the package meta data.

@nnungest I will use this

@antares Yeah qoto has them, but many clients strip them out, so it's kind of pointless to use them for general communication.

I mean, you can post 50 times a day but I for one, and I suspect many others, will never follow you. I follow tags though, so put more tags in your firehose stream and I may see and interact with some of the ones that interest me. #mastodon #etiquette

@galdor@emacs.ch Just two will do it.

@to @diondokter Wow right there in the CoC and a whole blog post about it. I think the real question is why they think they need to moderate so closely to read each and every post. It's like they don't trust their users to report bad actors.

@sdgathman @freemo @peterdrake @georgetakei
I keep hearing this from more conservative circles, but have yet to see anything other than occasional forgetfulness, and his usual talking too much and the foot-in-mouth disease which he's always had. Nothing approaching senility. Feel free to supply the evidence though, happy to be educated. I think it's mainly the cherry-picking that both sides do. There's plenty of video where Trump is slurring words, misspeaking and has motor skill issues. I don't think any of this necessarily means either is incompetent.

@peterdrake @sdgathman @freemo @georgetakei seems like a straw man to say the other two choices are always evil. Usually the choice is between a mediocre choice and a bad choice. If you see both as equally bad then it’s no longer logical to not vote for your preferred candidate. I see Biden as mediocre and most republicans in the current crop as bad. You seem to see it differently.

@freemo @sdgathman @georgetakei @peterdrake Tactical voting is not due to a myth or poor decisions but people being practical and realizing that if they vote for the best (in their opinion) candidate that is polling poorly or otherwise unpopular they could be helping the devil (in their opinion) candidate get the win. It’s a rational choice given the system.

@jxf Don't you mean @nova?

@freemo @georgetakei Welp, you're just a baby Jeffrey, third parties are just tantalizing baubles for the idealistic. If we had ranked voting you would be right and we would not have shitty results. Without it the best we can do is tactical voting, aka holding one's nose by voting for the less awful but still possible to win candidate.

@halfbit_@mastodon.social Is there really space for a new systems language that doesn't have compile time safety checks? I'm hopeful that Rust will inspire some new takes on this, with better ergonomics. But I have doubts that anything significantly better is possible.