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spmatich

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ex-twitter Greens Australia software developer NZ cricket physics whm

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ai6yr, to cycling
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It's probably good I did not snag this free vintage bicycle in time, because I have no need for more projects, LOL. Looks like it would be fun to restore, however! Good luck to whoever got it!

spmatich,
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@ai6yr you know you’re getting old when someone says see this vintage bicycle, and you think: that colour picture of a ten speed shows a vintage bicycle?

jonoabroad, to NixOS
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Help your elderly idiot folks, how can I find the device file for one of my network cards?

Either I have this podman option reversed or everything hates me.

🤷‍♂️

spmatich,
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@jonoabroad

ifconfig -a

should show the host interfaces, although you might need to use

nmcli con show

Depending on your variant. Containers will usually use a bridge interface

mnot, to random
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Well put.

“Rinehart seems to want to use her money for cultural influence. Namatjira uses his talent to the same end.

She wants to control her public image, and will deploy people financially dependent on her to that end. His art is a subversion of that control.

Rinehart’s attempts at censorship have only elevated Namatjira and brought his work to a new audience.”

https://www.theage.com.au/culture/art-and-design/by-resisting-exposure-gina-rinehart-painted-a-portrait-of-the-streisand-effect-20240517-p5jegg.html

spmatich,
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@mnot
the story is on Colbert also, 2m20s
https://youtu.be/D_XKBIgVhxc

timbray, to random
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Of geek interest: UUIDs have been around for a long time and they work well and interoperate fine, but the specification space is a mess. So the IETF just shipped RFC9562; it has a fine consideration of the history and the trade-offs involved in all the different flavors of UUIDs, and is well-written and I think, as of now, the place to start looking if something UUID-flavored is puzzling you. Strong work! https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9562.html

spmatich,
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@timbray
“UUID should be represented by the "hex-and-dash" string format consisting of multiple groups of uppercase or lowercase alphanumeric hexadecimal characters “

Every time I’m handling uuids in code I need to remember to think about case. I have seen resource IDs in azure recently consisting of multiple uuids in the one resource ID string. where some UUIDs are in caps and others are lower case. In the same ID string. But if you were building that resource ID string to use in an azure SDK you would have to respect which UUIDs are in caps and which are lc otherwise it will not be useable. It’s an absolute nightmare.
because the standard allows both and some library code has not implemented the standard correctly, we get issues with case. #Azure #UUID

spmatich,
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@jens @timbray omg. You could store the hex encoded uuid string without the dashes if you really needed to. The dashes are always in the same place. When you read them back just add the bloody dashes back in.

spmatich,
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@jens @timbray I’m thinking web devs are usually dealing in url-encoded strings, so binary UUIDs might have been a bridge too far.

spmatich, to lotr
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dgar, to random
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Just when you think that food cannot possibly call you on your phone....BOOM!!!

Onion rings.

spmatich,
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@dgar

Most people think planets aren’t conscious. But they would still answer the phone for Saturns rings.

coreyspowell, to science
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spmatich,
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@coreyspowell is that the same abi band 3 described here (near infrared) http://cimss.ssec.wisc.edu/goes/abi/factsheets/ABI%20Fact%20Sheet%20Band%203%20(Veggie)_FINAL.pdf

You don’t happen to know of a similar eclipse video taken from satellite in the thermal infrared range? Might be abi band 14 according to this link
https://www.weather.gov/media/crp/GOES_16_Guides_FINALBIS.pdf

spmatich,
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@ajsadauskas @SituationCake @Seagoon_ if they could bottle the rage that “self service” checkouts produce they could power a city the size of Melbourne for a century.

gilduran, to random
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To understand what's happening in San Francisco, you must examine the extremist politics of the "Network State" cult. For the @newrepublic, I wrote about Balaji Srinivasan, an influential tech baron seeking to “ethnically cleanse” SF.
Buckle up for an absolute horrorshow! https://newrepublic.com/article/180487/balaji-srinivasan-network-state-plutocrat

spmatich,
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@gilduran @newrepublic isn’t it strange how some billionaires think democracy, the very system that guarantees a stable society, with lots of government funded research dollars, and which provides the entire platform that enables them to make their billions, represents failure, and should be replaced.

decryption, to random
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  • spmatich,
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    @decryption why would you want to pay for leccy at midnight to charge your ev when you can charge it at midday for free?

    spmatich,
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    @decryption so you’re on a fixed rate fit?

    ai6yr, to math
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    Holy crap. Someone won the Texas Lotto -- to the tune of $95 million -- by buying every combination of number available. They apparently invested approximately $25.8M to accomplish that. (Paywall busted below) https://archive.is/etkX9

    spmatich,
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    @ai6yr if other people had the same numbers do they have to split the prize? eg if two other people had the same numbers does it get split 3ways. You can’t buy every number for that outcome.

    lauren, to random
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    I block neutrinos. And it's not easy.

    spmatich,
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    @lauren if you form a band with others like you that have a similar sensitivity, and keep really good timing, then together you will be able to tell which direction the neutrinos are coming from. I’m sure “the triangulated neutrino blockers” has not been used as a band name before.

    ai6yr, to space
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    AP: NASA confirms mystery object that crashed through roof of Florida home came from space station https://apnews.com/article/space-station-debris-florida-home-8c5cd89b0d9db0f5c274ab9ed1f0713c

    spmatich,
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    @ai6yr
    (with apologies to Harry Warren)
    That thing in the sky
    that we sent way up high
    needs a mention

    Be aware that you might
    get a big fright at night
    from the stantion

    It might make a mess
    of your roof nonetheless
    take a photo

    That piece of alloy
    is not just a toy
    that’s inconel

    bagder, (edited ) to cisco
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    I was reminded of the great #Cisco security fix of 2019

    #curl

    spmatich,
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    @bagder does this qualify as code bloat? the user agent header is completely arbitrary and can be set to anything.
    I mean why single out curl. Shouldn’t the nmap default user agent be in there too? etc etc

    spmatich,
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    @bagder so the exploit just needs an update to include setting the user agent header to something else right, and it could be one of many many many different strings.

    Viss, to random
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    well isnt this lovely

    video/mp4

    spmatich,
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    @Viss is that the view from the bed you returned to earlier

    ned, (edited ) to random

    Louder for those in the back.

    There is nothing "innovative" about control of capital resources.

    Besides which, those who do the actual creating are just working for a living. They don't have a profit motive, they just want to get paid, whether the funding comes publicly or privately.

    spmatich,
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    @ned wifi was created by scientists working at the CSIRO in Australia. The acronym stands for Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation. An Australian government agency.

    jonoabroad, to random
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    The SailGP thing is everything wrong with humanity, oh and Plunket is still making sure people don't forget how much of a cunt he is.

    spmatich,
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    @jonoabroad beg to differ. I think formula one beats match race sailing for environmental shit fuckery hands down.

    ErikJonker, to Signal
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    Can't be repeated enough, quit whatsapp where you can, use signal. It's great, very secure, opensource, not tied to , non-profit etc.
    https://signal.org/download/

    spmatich,
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    @ErikJonker from personal experience the Linux and macOS versions of signal work as well as the phone versions.

    mattblaze, to photography
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    Three Persimmons, 2008.

    Minimalist pixels at https://www.flickr.com/photos/mattblaze/2207576183

    spmatich,
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    @mattblaze no one could accuse you of being parsimonious with the investment in all that gear. Persimmonious on the other hand…

    ChrisMayLA6, to Economics
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    Q. how much economic advantage does UK get by speaking english.

    Other countries gain economic developmental advantage from the range of people with english proficiency.

    So turning that around: does the UK's 'natural' speaking of English mask or reduce (some) economic deficiencies that would otherwise be problems?.

    Thought experiment: if the UK did no speak the globe's second language what would be the implication for its economic development?


    https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/Images/539681-perspectives-english-for-development.pdf

    spmatich,
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    @peterbrown @regordane @ChrisMayLA6 sorry for shitposting, but whenever I see this kind of thing I’m reminded about how England has always been and always will be part of Europe. Brexit schmexit.

    azonenberg, to random
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    Assembling the trigger crossbar board over lunch.

    Not thrilled with the paste print quality, very inconsistent. the top left corner was way too thick as the board flexed during printing, the middle BGA skipped some pads, and the WLCSP in the bottom right was near perfect.

    These big boards bend too much in my paste fixture, I need to find a way to prevent that before I do any more boards of this scale.

    spmatich,
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    @azonenberg your challenge should you choose to accept it, is to derive the denial of service function D(t) that describes the increase in log traffic over time. Given network throughput T in bps, assuming infinite cpu capacity, at what time t, after enabling logging will D(t) be equal to network thoughput T, and hence deny any further packet transmission. Extra for experts. Prove your denial of service function by logging your log messages. Is D exponential?

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