FailForward @FailForward@social.cleverlibre.org
Exploring, failing, backtracking, just to identify the only viable path forward. And then scarred, stumbling forward into the future. Learning.
Boring and steady. Knowing little and questioning a lot. Mostly harmless.
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This is an experimental scrapbook space. A collection of stuff I want to keep in a form somewhere on the spectrum between a blog and a shoe-box full of scraps, cut-outs, quotes, links and reading notes and sometimes my own silly thoughts about them.
Perhaps it might be of marginal interest to others too, but I don't care that much.
Joined Jan 2021
@pony That completely changes the meaning of that previous joke 🤦♂️ 
@pony You shall be thankful. In her mind, you'll grow into it before the summer.
@piggo with the regular #breadposting inspired me to start irregular #cakeposting instead. Let's see what mileage I get.
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Had to verify. And yes. Kernighan and Ritchie really did this. TIL :)
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Furthermore, Bluetooth 5 seems to support this: https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/73488/sending-to-two-bluetooth-speakers-at-once
So the question is how is it called today (all those posts are almost 10 years old) and how to wire that together with a linux pc.
Continuuing this thread as a bunch of research notes.
Alright, so it seems things like Bluetooth hub actually (did?) exist:
* https://techtrimmer.com/how-to/connect-multiple-bluetooth-devices-to-a-single-bluetooth-device/
* https://www.amazon.com/Cassia-Networks-C100-10-Bluetooth-Router/dp/B01M1H55DO
> Überlass den Tätern das Feld & äußere dich nicht mehr öffentlich. SRSLY?
I see where you are.
But I think there is also a cost-benefit analysis needed. I really liked the picture circulated here around just before Christmas (cannot find the original toot anymore, so copying it here). If the whole battle is about winning that little garbage pile over there (Tatsaechliche Spaltung), maybe I can save my own resources for something better and indeed just ignore. If, however, the battlefield really is important and major, then I agree with you, giving up the space is not an option.
@fribbledom Better than working with the ClosedShit, don't you think?
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A Year of Sunrises
Image Credit & Copyright: Luca Vanzella
> It wasn’t right, but it was right on time
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> -- Brandi Carlile: Right On Time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5r6A2NexF88
> Let 'em laugh while they can
> Let 'em spin, let 'em scatter in the wind
> I have been to the movies, I've seen how it ends
> And the joke's on them
>
> -- Brandi Carlile: Joke
@pony Probably something like this:
1. load OSM data into a PostGIS DB
2. `SELECT geometry FROM db WHERE ST_INTERSECTS(geometry, ST_BUFFER($poland, 10km))`
You get the idea.
@pony Connected directly to Intertubes. That's a tough job there. What else did you expect?
@pony Why? To me it looks like a temporary bridge in place until a proper 2-rail lines structure is built to the right of it. I would then expect it to be dismantled and the thing rerouted straight.
But of course I am not a civil engineer, so what do I know... But you seem to be properly into railways, so I am curious why this looks silly to you.
This is an odd building. Where is it?
@trinsec interesting. I did not know such stuff exists either. But then, I use paper for all that. Specifically I am into old open envelopes which come to be from places (including Belastingdienst, those are harder to read in the dark :-D ), so I basically have a continuous supply of scrap paper.
Exploring, failing, backtracking, just to identify the only viable path forward. And then scarred, stumbling forward into the future. Learning.
Boring and steady. Knowing little and questioning a lot. Mostly harmless.
***
This is an experimental scrapbook space. A collection of stuff I want to keep in a form somewhere on the spectrum between a blog and a shoe-box full of scraps, cut-outs, quotes, links and reading notes and sometimes my own silly thoughts about them.
Perhaps it might be of marginal interest to others too, but I don't care that much.
Joined Jan 2021
