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I'm organising a small gscon/fedi meetup at Berlin the 2024/02/10 (Saturday)
Nothing much plan for now, I first want to know how many we will potentially be

if you aren't too far, reply to this message or send me a DM :bunsmile2:

please share :bunsmile:

x11 got vr support in 2 months. In wayland it took more than 2 years and gnome wayland still doesn't support it. That's despite x11 vr being worked by 1 person and wayland vr being worked on by 6+ people. If the focus was still on x11 instead of wayland then x11 would have got way further than wayland could ever go. Commits have been reverted in x11 even back in 2008 because "wayland is around the corner". Wayland has sabotaged the linux desktop for more than 15 years.

oh and also nvidia proposed a hdr protocol for x11 back in 2008, but it went nowhere because people were not interested. Most likely because of wayland. Thanks, wayland! we could have had hdr support back in 2008!

@Hoss The story is making it out in the open, and it only took 10 years and a class action suit. https://hotair.com/john-s-2/2024/01/29/auto-draft-224-n608349

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@theorytoe @mk @bonifartius anyway to contribute to this thread the problem with containers is really the problem with the os which is by default you can access everything not locked down, rather than having no access and needing to be passed in capabilities to do anything.
@bonifartius @mk
I can attest to this
containers are a solution to a self-inflicted problem being that people dont want to actually write software that is runable bare-metal

for starters, containers provide no security (docker daemon manager process runs as root, therefore on a basic level one would have to be retarded to think that is good security practice -- it is not). secondly docker works fine for prebuilt images, but I have never had a good experience with compose ever, it has always broken stuff and it never works. it is basically a glorified chroot with ""chroot management"" so you can install others rubbish onto your system

as well docker seems to try to plug into load balancing with k8s/k3s and if you have done any level of k8s management you will know it is a nighmare. when you could just run on a few hosts and incorporate a load balancer. this option is way easier on setup but also on maintenance since its just plain old hosts.

if you cant run software bare-metal without hassle its not good software
Almost everyone who bitched about Scientology in the 00s is now silent about a much more malicious, much more fraudulent, much more powerful religion.
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I'm still looking for a dev job and @raccoon suggested to ask here again with hashtags idk.
rn my job is making popcorn and it doesn't pay and drives me insane.
I'm decent at webdev and previously worked as a gamedeveloper on several commercial projects, as well as embedded (RTOS) safety critical avionics software development and testing on vxworks in C99 and VkCoreSC (like vulkan SC but from coreavi).
best would be remote work but anything within the Schengen-area works for me tbh, if i can manage to move for the job.
I'm 26, trans (mtf) and speak german and english fluently.

#FediHire #GetFediHired #Job #MutualAid

@bonifartius @RGBCube @theorytoe

ok.. and while we wait for your doomsday prediction, the whole world moves to containerization.

..the whole world? no !

a little man in germany is fighting back by putting all his php-egg into one basket.

@bonifartius @theorytoe

"lastly, i'd be careful to calling other people retard when using "bro"."

fuck you, faggot.

tagesschau.de/wissen/gesundhei

ok, dieser artikel liest sich weitestgehend wie "aktuelle zahlen". es kommt nur einmal ziemlich versteckt im text vor das es eine komplett ersponnene prognose ist:

> Besonders stark steigt die Todesrate bei Darmkrebs im Altersbereich von 25 bis 49 Jahren nach der Prognose des Forschungsteams für 2024 verglichen mit dem Zeitraum 2015 bis 2019 in Großbritannien: [...]

der rest des artikels sagt dann weiter "alles gut, die zahlen gehen voll nach unten!"

die quelle dann so:

> Materials and methods
>
> Based on cancer death certification and population data from the World Health Organization and Eurostat databases from 1970 until the most available year, we predicted deaths and age-standardized rates (ASRs) for 2024 for all cancers and the 10 most common cancer sites. We fitted a linear regression to the most recent trend segment identified by the joinpoint model. The number of avoided deaths since the peak in 1988-2024 was estimated for all cancers and CRC.

soso, linear fit.

mein aluhut dazu: hier soll der anschein erweckt werden das alles ok ist, obwohl grade reihenweise leute an turbokrebs durch die sogenannten impfungen verrecken.

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