Things we didn't do:
- Start the fire
- Shoot the deputy
- Steal the cookies from the cookie jar
Things we did:
- Tried to fight it
- Shot the sheriff
- Put the sham in the shama-lama-ding-dong
Things we will do:
- Survive
- Rock you
- Walk 500 miles
- Walk 500 more
Things we won't do:
- Get fooled again
- Back down
- That
Things we will never do:
- Give you up
- Let you down
- Run around
- Desert you
(Oops:
- I did it again)
BOOM: Germany has just announced UNLIMITED public transport anywhere in the country will cost just $1.40 PER DAY.
Officials say the policy is aimed at cutting CO2 emissions and helping with the cost of living.
Anyone else think our government should do the same?
Nazi attack plot foiled, linked to Twitter accounts
Man Accused of Plot Against NYC Synagogue Connected to Neo-Nazi Twitter Accounts.
One of the men arrested for an alleged plot to carry out a shooting at a New York City synagogue has been connected to Twitter accounts with a long history of neo-Nazi activity and making threats, new research shows.
https://www.vice.com/en/article/3ade58/nyc-synagogue-shooting-threats-neo-nazi
Everyone knows the "You can tune a file system, but you can't tune a fish" joke in tunefs(7) from BSD. But #TIL, in SunOS 4.1, it got even better. After it was previously removed, SunOS added an additional curse to the source code as a comment.
Take this out and a Unix Demon will dog your steps from now until the time_t's wrap around.
#retrocomputingThe Brooklyn Public Library Gives Every Teenager in the U.S. Free Access to Books Getting Censored by American Schools
Risks to Mastodon with increasing popularity
Interesting comment on Hackernews regarding a possible scenario/long term risk should Mastodon threaten the corporate sphere of social media.
In case you needed some #NightMareFuel, this is what the oesophagus of a leatherback sea turtle looks like on the inside.
Those spines keep jellyfish in but let sea water out. Unfortunately, they also keep plastic bags in, making them very vulnerable to plastic impaction!
It's perfectly reasonable and possible for *both* of these statements to be true:
* it is better here than on Twitter
* this better *isn't good enough*
Federation and decentralization *as currently and inconsistently and idiosyncratically practiced* while better, are not good enough.
Digging in and saying that decentralization and federation *is* good enough is really, really unhelpful.
Also, the potential for better does not mean the practical experience is better.
Electrical engineer by day, electrical engineer by night. Along with motorcycles and photography :)