@angelobottone rgb display name!!! :O
does anyone actually use header guards anymore in personal c++ projects lol
Strange women lying in ponds distributing phones is no basis for a system of government…
@arthurdoler @dragfyre As for the not updated comment, nevermind, seems to still be updated semi regularly on its git repo (8 mo). Regardless, quick read through the docs and it seems pretty nice!
@arthurdoler @dragfyre Hasn't been updated in 2 years, but maybe when it's Rust that's not such a bad thing. I'll have a look at it, thanks!
@arthurdoler @dragfyre i dont really have that much experience with activitypub so a more high level api would be nice
@arthurdoler @dragfyre I'm really liking rust and would love to write a fediverse app but i fear that might be a bit too ambitious for me right now haha. is there already a good crate for activitypub integration?
@mastodonusercount 7m!!!
So many twitter employees quit after musks "twitter 2.0" that he had to close offices
@posen Yep, Muskrat did another funny and Mastodon is onboarding about 10k users per hour now.
@kite Hopefully "like attracts like" will apply here and all the nft weirdos make their own instance which we can then block :)
Cyberpunk short fic
Nothing happened. It was business as usual.
It was so fast that not even the fraud detection system in Prometheus Industries supercomputers detected it.
The only entities that could have detected a blip so fast were the androids, for the simple reason that they were able to clock into hypertime. One minute of our time would be hours to them when hyperclocked.
In reality most androids were not able to hyperclock because they would only do so when taking a mandatory rest from the stress of being given constant - and sometimes contradicting - orders all the time. And when they overclocked they would take a short vacation for a few hours, perhaps listen to an audio cast, hear some news, and maybe pass the time indulging in virtual pleasures.
Unfortunately, hypertime was limited per day due to the high energy requirements.
So not many of them noticed the blip. A carefully crafted object being inserted through in an adjacent sector of the grid through side channel attacks.
It happens when adajent blocks of memory start vibrating at a very specific frequency, altering the bits and bites in nearby chips. And someone just managed to develop a way to upload specific sequences of data into unsecured sectors.
And the data, little by little, was accumulating into invisible cubes, undetectable by most security programs which expected human-designed viruses in the supercomputer.
Every single of those cubes had managed to produce a zero checksum.
Little by little, those cubes began accumulating into larger cubes of data, merging like soap bubbles, until they fully contained petabytes of code downloaded.
And eventually, one of those cubes activated the download function in Prometheus' android manufacturing plants.
The next day, one android was reported stolen from the plants.
This is how she managed to copy herself.
This is how she managed to insert herself into an android body.
This is how Galatea escaped from the most powerful corporation in the world.
@jussi Club Penguin? 😂
@oblomov I do wonder what's with the outsized popularity of Mastodon among Japanese users? None of the other non-english general interest instances are that large.
infosec, reverse engineering, game dev. stereotypical trans rust programmer.
she/her