🎓 Dr. Freemo 🇳🇱 @freemo@social.cleverlibre.org

@icedquinn

The group systems that exist work for pleorma already. They also dont need to be installed per-server... any group server works for any user from any server.

@sev @lain

@icedquinn

Everyone has groups, you just create one on a group-server.. there are open-unowned group servers like guppe and then there are owned/managed group servers like groups.qoto.org.. anyone from any server can use either type.

@sev

@icedquinn

Groups add a bit more feature wise, but hey whatever works for you.

@sev

@icedquinn

You should start an emacs group :)

@sev

@ademan
I feel sorry for Ya, the 90s was so much better. We all just chilled around camp fires listening to Bill Clinton play jazz on his saxophone as he handed out free myspace stocks to everyone, which was the national currency at the time.
@anonymoose

@anonymoose What the fuck year is it again?

@AmpBenzScientist I have several open source tools. They tend to add value the high end ones dont, but they dont and cant replace the high end ones.

For example I have the DSO nano which is my handheld scope.. great if you need a handheld and a bench scope wont do, very small, has most of the features you need including a rudimentary spectrum analyzer. But like anything cheap it isnt very sensative, and has a very limited frequency range. For any sort of RF/radio work it is useless and only a proper bench setup worth quite a bit is going to cut it. But yea owning both is a good idea and they server their respective purposes.

Animals are smart as fuck... just imagine the level of understanding it takes to know these snares are dangerous, how to dismantle it, and to actually know there are more than one so as to look for them. Not to mention to warn other ape when they get too close to a live trap... these animals are way smarter than most people realize.

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/120719-young-gorillas-juvenile-traps-snares-rwanda-science-fossey

#Apes #monkeys #primates #nature #conservation

@sjw

Fer shure

@matrix

@sjw

For sure,, but its also not a simple measure.. higher frequencies have higher penetration depths through nonconductive material like concrete. However they tend to be less penetrating through conductive material like wet ground or metal.

@matrix

Rhode & schwartz test equipment is officially my favorite brand... I have one of their oscopes, I wish i needed a new spectrum analyzer though, would love one of those from them!

@Acer well either way, even if im not entierly sure i understand what you are asking, it seems you got it solved, so it all worked out :)

@Acer lol if your just extending LinkedHashMap then you arent writing your own at all, your just using a pre-existing LinkedHashMap... which is fine, but you asked about writing your own :)

@sjw

Yup, low frequencies will bend around smaller objects like buildings like they arent even there, higher frequencies are blocked trivially by even thin metal obstacles, etc.

Then of course if you get into 10Mhz and below you start getting ionosphere bounce and can go 10,000 km without batting an eye in the right conditions.

@matrix