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People keep expecting institutions to function like they did 30+ years ago when they've all been either hollowed out for profit or rendered useless in our lifetimes.

Please Fediverse gods let us change our usernames

This tree couldn't take the heat. We definitely won't hire it in our startup.

I get the feeling whole tech/startup ecosystem today is just "fake it until someone gives you enough money to buy a company that did make it"

another smena 8m / fomapan 400 BW shot that i really like. feels like i got sent back to the PRL days

Co powiecie na głupią internetową zabawę?
Odpowiadacie na ten wpis zdjęciem nieba z miejsca gdzie jesteście i podbijacie tutka. Chce zobaczyć Wasz kawałek nieba.
#mojeNiebo

Does anyone have a list of countries where a prepaid phone/internet card has to be registered with the government? Poland is, and I assume that phone companies love it, because the hassle with registering makes people less likely to try different operators.

Biję sie z kolejną siecią kmórkową. Virgin Mobile. Na ulotce w prepaidowej karcie BOK jest czynny i od 0800 do 2200, ale po dodzwonieniu się dowiaduję się, że do 1800. Przynajmniej działą od kopa, w odróżnieniu od T-Mobile, ale zapewne przy doładowanie bez telefonu (karta w ODU na dachu) będa żądali konta w Virgin Banku, posiadania oposa wirginińskiego, palenia tytoniu z Wirginii, oraz bycia pełnoletnią dziewicą. Będe musiał sporo kłamać.

It's nice to see that blocking people here is so easy. But how the fuck do I unblock them when I calm down and change my mind? Can't find it in the settings, too tired to RTFM.

Network engineers, I'm confused.

I have a Linksys Velop mesh network through Community Fibre - out of the box and with IPV6 turned off I can listen to streaming radio from Rayo/Planet Radio or Global without an issue, whether though a browser, dedicated app on a phone or via a smart speaker (don't hate, I'm in a mixed security awareness household).

However. As *soon* as the smart speakers are assigned a reserved IP in the DHCP table the radio stream drops after between one and three minutes. And not just on the smart speakers - on any device. Something is polling and blocking the stream but why over HTTP *and* direct? Why would an IP reservation cause this when there are no conflicts? No other service is affected - BBC Sounds plays fine - so maybe it's due to the services having advertising streams? My PiHole isn't affecting it at all.

I just can't understand how it behaves like a port block (the firewall isn't doing this) even over web services.

Sposób rejestrowania problematycznych miejsc (dziur w drodze, martwych krów :) na potrzeby gminy (nie jednej konkretnej, ale mam jedną do testowania).

I see one of our devices reporting -22.1°C and have a mindfuck and then remember I moved it from the greenhouse where it's 32°C to the freezer.

In other news – whoever made this site is a genius: symbol.wtf/#

People who use "temp" for "temperature" should stop. I know it saves you a few keystrokes, but it fucks up our system.

Does anyone know of an affordable hardware serial terminal being made these days?

Or alternatively some board that can convert it to some graphical output of some sort (whether it just be a rendering of a VT100 or something with true graphical capacities) & accept keyboard input?

Good news – the construction worker who was supposed to finish our bathroom isn't coming today. We'll have peace and quiet.

Bad news – the construction worker who was supposed to finish our bathroom isn't coming today.

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