robryk @robryk@qoto.org

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Interesting questions to consider:
- do you want to receive some values very late, or are they useless if they are not timely?
- is there a clock you want to synchronize the timestamps on values with?

@opensourcestudio

@movonw You might wish to connect a power supply instead of the battery instead (buffered by a large capacitor, because the phone surely relies on the battery to deal with power usage surges).

@RobinHood@mstdn.social Anecdotally, I did get moths in nuts twice, but never in dried tomatoes. I estimate that I have ~5x as much nuts as dried tomatoes at home on average. @JennyFluff@queer.af

@moonbolt What makes these commissions distinct from other commissions?

@Mitsu Apparently there are people who are allergic to orange peels, but not oranges themselves (as in, they get local skin reaction when they touch peels). These pre-peeled oranges would seem to be something they'd want.

@SpindleyQ It might matter what you learn first, because if you learn only a suboptimal way to do things then you might find it annoying to try to unlearn it later. For example, I still haven't learned to use all the variants of word-based motion in vim and instead use weird things like "wh".

That said, I expect that a prompt "what you just did can be also accomplished by <foo>" might be better at combating that.

@RobinHood@mstdn.social There are two ways for something to hurt only money: either by redistributing value from some people to some people (burning banknotes does that: it redistributes the value to all holders of that currency), or by destroying value (hiring people to do pointless drudgery does that). Sadly, big ship being stuck causes the second effect instead of the first one.

@moonbolt Yes (well, to some depth of explanation obviously), and it bothers me when coworkers don't (or rather, when the depth they use is significantly lower).

@devurandom@cybre.space In Polish "ruski" is a weird mix: it's both a cognate of "Ruś Kijowska" and "ruskie pierogi", but is also used to refer to Russia the current country (albeit in a range of meanings that I find it hard to trace the bounds of).

@IceWolf It's an aircraft navigation aid: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VHF_omnidirectional_range.

Basically it allows the aircraft to figure out the true bearing the beacon would see it at. They usually have names that are a couple of letters long that are emitted by the beacon in Morse code. @moonbolt

@unascribed ABI breaks without major version change in soname make me sad :(

@unascribed Incompatible in fact only, or incompatible both in fact and as understood by the package manager?

@unascribed Are these the cases when a package depends on a library in a different package, but fails to specify upper bound on the package-with-the-library's version, so that an update that changes major version in soname does not break the dependency?

@timorl Is this the kind of thing you were looking for when you found mobilizon instead?

@fedops Unless @sigsegv wants to repeatedly toot something, they'd probably want to use `at` instead of cron/crontab.

@aluaces "SVM Mode"

MSI BIOS setup UI is getting terrible. Switches that enable virtualization are in the overclocking section.