feonixrift @feonixrift@hackers.town

I think he really is that clueless but I get really tired of being invisible and having to be super aggressive to not have to keep switching stations at the gym because of some dude. (It's always some dude.) And I had the bike all set at the height I wanted and the right weight dumbbells set up behind it, so didn't want to move everything.

Humans have been depicting beekeeping in art for 40,000 years and it's now thought this development contributed to human brain capacity development to a similar degree that meat did.
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/humans-the-honey-hunters-9760262/

Original tweet : https://twitter.com/tilbots/status/1451418997728104484

I keep seeing glances of folks talking about a metaverse like it's a new thing and not a bad Flash knockoff of Second Life ~2004, fueled by banality and digital asphalt.

the workstation is in its final form for a while

F12 is not a crime, it's a survival trait

a good programmer looks where the bugs might be,
a great programmer places them in advance

while i am praising zotero stuff, s/o to Leon Tran's zotero-memento plugin that automatically gets an http://archive.org link for everything you add. super useful if you need to cite websites, blog posts, or other potentially ephemeral things :)
https://github.com/leonkt/zotero-memento

And another new name for #Facebook suggestion:
- Company Formerly Known As Facebook

That's what it's going to end up being anyway. 🤷‍♀️

Every time I use dd I do:

$ sudo echo dd if=foo.img of=/dev/sdX

and then I double check that it was actually, really, truly right before I remove the echo

Should programs that use the $EDITOR environment variable try to fork&exec it directly or interpret it as a shell command?

If I set EDITOR="emacsclient -t", some programs do the right thing while others complain that "emacsclient -t" can't be found in $PATH. I'm trying to decide whether to report bugs for some programs that take the latter path.

(Yes, I could stick a one-line script on my path somewhere, but that's not ideal.)

Today's gender is an alarmed, murderous griffon.