lanodan

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Pleroma maintainer (mostly backend); BadWolf developer; Gentoo contributor; Eternal upstreamer  
  
Arch users needs to pacman -R works-for-me arch-btw  
  
Make the changes you want to see.  
  
That person which uses HJKL in games  
  
Just because computer bad: X5O!P%@AP[4\PZX54(P^)7CC)7}$EICAR-STANDARD-ANTIVIRUS-TEST-FILE!$H+H*  
  
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cmdr_nova, 3 months ago to bluesky

#bluesky devs trying to convince people who thought picking a server on mastodon was too hard, to use regex

lanodan, 4 months ago to random

Hot Take: Mozilla did more damage against RSS/Atom with entirely throwing it away from Firefox than Google shutting down Google Reader did.

lanodan, 7 months ago to random

Wow, on à http://perdu.com/ un morceau d'internet.
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mwk, 24 days ago to random

the reason catgirls have vertical pupils is that it's the shape optimized for viewing large sections of a source code file at once

lanodan, 7 months ago to random

Me making a website: Text editor, maybe few tools that have been there for years/decades and will continue being there for years/decades. Quite like said in My stack will outlive yours.

A NodeJS making a website: I'll use framework C, which pulls framework B, which pulls framework A, which pulls framework B.

Me: Your guys are fucking insane.

lanodan, 2 months ago to random

John Mastodon
Pixelfred
Ms. Key

Meanwhile Pleroma only has typos.

lanodan, 9 months ago to random

Mozilla in how it's advertised / talked about:

• The One True Independent browser against Google
• Cares about your privacy
• The Open Web!

Mozilla in reality:

• Nearly a Google subsidy
• Chooses business over privacy
• Made it impossible to reuse it's engine without forking the whole browser (like for chromium)

lanodan, 10 months ago to random

tech enthusiasts: I want a smart home

tech workers: I want a wood cabin

lanodan, 9 months ago to fediverse

#Pleroma Security Release 2.5.4

Fix XML External Entity (XXE) loading vulnerability allowing to fetch arbitrary files from the server's filesystem.

https://pleroma.social/announcements/2023/08/05/pleroma-security-release-2.5.4/

lanodan, 5 months ago to random

Some people have a smartphone addiction, meanwhile I'm more like "the least I need to touch my phone, the better"

lanodan, 8 months ago to random

wayland and xscreensaver:

• Sadly very unlikely to easily happen due to human issues
• It's been gross misconceptions on wayland for about 3 years
• If XScreensaver wasn't developed behind closed doors I'm pretty sure it would have been done 8~5 years ago as some embedded devices were shipping with Wayland and without X11
• Last article to me reads like "I obviously haven't done my research nor participated but you should do this, even if your stuff has been getting stable enough to be the default on several distros". This is an awful stance to have, at least it should be close enough to what he wants in most compositors.
• He should be aware of wayland having different implementations and so some of them being better, at least subjectively. Quite like how jwz himself described some X11 implementation differences from the 90's. (While now it's almost just XOrg, to the point where most people heavily conflate the two together)

lanodan, 1 month ago to random

touhou might as well be a genre of music.

lanodan, 7 months ago to random

• Vast majority of embedded devices are using Linux! Yay!
• They're still horribly proprietary, even without GPL-violations
• Linux is terribly unfit to anything with real-time requirements, but pretty sure corporate would still ship it

lanodan, 2 months ago to fediverse

Pleroma Security Release: 2.6.2

Fixes lack of shortcode sanitization in MRF StealEmojiPolicy.
#pleroma

lanodan, 5 months ago to random

Developers looking at codebases sometimes be like: I can fix her.

lanodan, 5 months ago to random

https://www.engadget.com/self-proclaimed-gay-furry-hackers-breach-nuclear-lab-152034192.html?guccounter=2

> Self-proclaimed 'gay furry hackers' breach nuclear lab
> They demanded research into creating IRL catgirls.

Okay… which one of you is this?

lanodan, 5 months ago to random

Screwing with email address validators by using UUCP-style ones (you know ones like mcvax!moskvax!kremvax!chernenko)

lanodan, 9 months ago to random

0 days since last speculative execution issue.

(https://lwn.net/Articles/940783/ posted today)

lanodan, 3 months ago to random

Now that's an obvious design regression… https://tonsky.me/blog/checkbox/

lanodan, 6 months ago to random

The way I read the EU Cyber Resilience Act: If you sell software directly or not (embedded), you need to provide proper maintenance for it as a warranty.

The way some people read it: Nooo, all software ever written will need to have warranties. (Which is just impossible to actually happen at scale)

lanodan, 21 days ago to random

> https://fy.blackhats.net.au/blog/2024-04-26-passkeys-a-shattered-dream/

So passkeys ended up going usernameless/resident aka doing the well known UX disaster and security disaster (keys need the ability to be rolled easily) of cryptography as the only mean of identification, and then of course ended up discovering that it actually doesn't works well at all.

lanodan, 2 months ago to random

(Tool: https://yurafuca.com/5000choyen/ )
Gargron, MRF when.png

pounce, 9 months ago to random

hate ext4

puniko, 1 month ago to random

oh ye, today i should get some components for my pc ​:neocat_googly_woozy:​ not looking forward to upgrade it tho because ​:neocat_baa:​ work

18+ kaia, 2 months ago to random

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