bonifartius 𒂼𒄄 @bonifartius@qoto.org

Lol Tintin being relevant.

I wish I was American

oufff ! même des associations a but non lucrative ont commencer a sortir de leur but pour contester les décisions de Macron
https://blog.kokopelli-semences.fr/2021/07/manifeste-de-kokopelli-pour-une-insurection-fertile/

"Pour toutes ces raisons, nous appelons à l’insoumission, dans les esprits et dans les cœurs, par le refus collectif de se soumettre aux folles injonctions de ceux qui croient être nos maîtres, et par la proclamation de notre droit à l’autodétermination."

"an undeniable truth"

submitted by harshildarji

Sorry to be a downer btw but Soylent Green is set in 2022

I understand why we must recognise and applaud the philanthropy of kind, selfless souls like Elon Musk but don’t you think we’re being a little unfair to historic philanthropists by focussing so much of our love and admiration on our current benefactors?

Take Louis XIV, for example. “Louis was sincere about protecting his subjects' souls and throughout his reign encouraged charitable giving.” Brings a tear to my eye, it does… show Louis some love, y’all!

https://www.encyclopedia.com/people/history/french-history-biographies/louis-xiv

#plundthropy

I really feel for Bezos. He's the third most hated man in the world. He didn't even get first place. Poor fuck.

does anyone have resources that were helpful to them? about deciding when to euthanize or dealing with grief or whatnot. my dog is close to the end

Cuttlefish hatching 🐣

Maybe it's not that I'd like to go back to the 90s, but I wish our society reverted more to the 90s. When people lived outside of the internet, there was good culture in general, there wasn't so much control over the population... I don't know. I'm just not a fan of this dystopian cyberpunk society we are building here. I get it that a lot of people likes the aesthetic of it, but when it becomes a reality... that can't be good.

@deprecated

the industry has stagnated to the point that we’re now regressing to inefficient interpreted languages and 80s style flat UIs. there’s no more serious research into distributed systems, new memory models, or human interface design taking place. the handful of people left who still care are struggling to maintain what we had 20 years ago. computers have never been more unpleasant to work with

@loke I don't think that's true. Andrew Lee just recently registered the domain libera.net, which used to belong to a Spanish ISP back from 2000, but went out of business.

irc.libera.net is now a CNAME to chat.freenode.net.

This appears to be a clear attempt at muddying the waters in hopes of getting new IRC users on the Freenode network, rather than Libera.Chat. It looks to me like he's desperate as Freenode is bleeding users.

Today's deep thought:

If it's utterly mathematically impossible (because Halting Problem) for any code analysis algorithm, at all, ever, zero chance, to discover security flaws like PrintNightmare

and yet humans keep finding what we're told algorithms absolutely can't, day after day

does that mean that basic standard-issue human brains are magic and can solve six Halting Problems every day before breakfast?

JEFF BEZOS: Get us back to Earth, Alexa

ALEXA: I'm sorry, Jeff. I'm afraid I can't do that