was curious how one would interpret graphs if they couldn't see them. found this. it's pretty neat and rather simple.
https://busynessgirl.com/math-graphs-for-the-blind/
@grainloom useful and adorable. I love that drawing a dinosaur is actually part of the instructions 😄
I search for "willie nelson" and #duckduckgo gives me "How the Army plans to use space and artificial intelligence to hit deep targets quickly". The f that has to do with Willie?
@e8johan
Data on the energy consumption of programming languages exists: https://thenewstack.io/which-programming-languages-use-the-least-electricity/
Just when I decided to look into this #invidious thing I've been hearing about..
https://omar.yt/posts/stepping-away-from-open-source
#floss #FOSS
From The Life and Imagination of Sally Paul, 1760, the autobiography of a nonbinary person from London who worked as a sailor, and would dress in both men and women's clothing. The year their autobiography was published, they had married a woman as a man, under the name Samuel Bundy, been outed and arrested, and then freed because their wife refused to press charges. Only nine months later, they married again, this time to a man named William Kitchen, as a woman.
@jk for me it's a bias against pure noise on the issue tracker. So, I wouldn't make or encourage a comment on the tracker that's just "Thanks". OTOH, if you tack on a "2ck, you're a god among programmers" to a useful comment or technical question, that's cool.
whenever i'm posting on an issue tracker for some open source software maintained by volunteers i feel really like. i dunno. i don't like to put lots of pleasantries because i never see that. but i keep wanting to say "thank you so much for your help!" etc. but i don't ever see anyone else write like that. maybe it's a macho culture thing? like if someone's taking their time to fix some bug just to help me i really wanna thank them. but maybe it's inappropriate? why don't people do it more often
Cool article. I hadn't known seccomp was so generic.
(Also hadn't known about the time and cgroup namespaces. New since last year)
#linux #kernel #security #containers #seccomp
Debian 10.5 CD and other Images available for download. This 10.5 point release also addresses the GRUB2 UEFI SecureBoot 'BootHole' vulnerability. https://www.debian.org/security/2020-GRUB-UEFI-SecureBoot/
It looks like the dev tools shortcut in #firefox changed from F12. Now it opens my bookmarks. wtf?
Overthinking it
@freemo That needs to be a sitcom
Any #radio nerds out there familiar with Airspy? I saw this vid and think I'm getting a mini. Way cooler than the bulky #sdr I played with in college
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Zq12KeRSx8Y
Overthinking it
@freemo Nope. He's stealing his own dog from himself every twelve years. So there are multiple versions that lost their dog. Maybe it works out if he tells his past selves that he's doing it, so they don't suffer. Or, retroactively all the versions whose dog was stolen later also discovered time travel, realized what happened, and that realization made up for the time spent not knowing. Or...
@Kovaelin wow, really? G4TV was formative to my teenage years. Was a real letdown when it became 24-7 Cops and Cheaters re-runs.
Hope it's not garbage!
@2ck Obligatory senbonzakura. https://youtu.be/K_xTet06SUo
A capable software engineer and aspirating (sic) cook. Also posting about space stuff (mostly NASA) occasionally
pronouns: he, him