bonifartius 𒂼𒄄 @bonifartius@social.cleverlibre.org

@nexus_plasma man glaubt es kaum, es gibt noch einen krümel rechtsstaat wenn man danach sucht.

@gondo
die russen haben halbnackt pferdereiten, wir haben regenbogenfahnen. unsere politiker bringen bei jeder gelegenheit virtue-signaling an das es kracht.

aber solange man sich einreden kann die eigene "seite" sind die "guten" ist ja alles dufte. da kann man dann auch andere als "bot" bezeichnen. ist das schon entmenschlichung?

also: besser mal kleine brötchen backen - man soll schließlich nicht alles glauben was man denkt.

PS: DW ist ein propagandaorgan und taugt als neutrale quelle genauso gut wie TASS.

@Fusel @m0urs @zeitkommentare

@josemanuel @urusan

> I mentioned that in the context of there being plenty of different home computers until the mid 90s (ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, Commodore64, MSX, Amiga…). I loved the fact that people were encouraged to find out how their computer actually worked. Those days were fun.

yeah, i think if things weren't so barebones with x86 back in the 90s i'd never would have the understamdyof computers i now have.

> Now everything is gadgets and black boxes. How many people can write assembly today?

it's more a problem of the software than of the hardware though. imagine consoles and other things wouldn't have locked down bootloaders but were readily flashable. that would help massively already - even if it wasn't as simple as previous systems.

> There’s something sinister about trying to fit everything into a client/server model or to abstract away details through the use of ever higher level languages.

we are still stuck with this client/server architecture because of NAT. it would be nice if things were more plan9 ish with composable servers. that way you could do so many cool things with your devices. like mounting your music from your homeserver to a powerful server which transcodes it on the fly and that is used by your mobile phone.

we are living in a webshit world though, so the best we'll get is p hooking up venti to pleroma n stuff ;)

@urusan​

@josemanuel @urusan i hate the everything-over-http idea with a passion. thanks consumer NAT and shitty firewalls!

websites being a sandboxed vm with (relatively) secure application delivery is great, but it really should have been something sane instead.

we do have plenty of architectures now though, only that most cool architectures are used for cable modems or game consoles

@tess
spitballing about fucking up decades of volunteer work for shits and giggles.

let's hope for the next round of valley layoffs ✌️
@myrrlyn