tomasekeli

tomasekeli, 4 days ago to dotnet

#dotnet 7 reached end-of-support 5 days ago

if you're still running it - time to upgrade

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/dotnet-7-end-of-support/

tomasekeli, 10 days ago to random

i just realised that if the european nations no longer feel they can rely on the united state of america for defense an expectable response it to develop their own nuclear weapons

i may be slow

tomasekeli, 18 days ago to random

why shouldn't i just put all my dns entries in with a 1-minute time-to-live?

tomasekeli, 28 days ago to random

the pressure-cooker makes perfect chicken

so incredibly moist and tender, falling off the bones

tomasekeli, 29 days ago to random

it always takes longer than you thought. even when you know, and include in your plans that it is going to take longer than you thought.

tomasekeli, 1 month ago to rust

#exchange support coming to #thunderbird this summer, implemented in #rust

https://blog.thunderbird.net/2024/04/adventures-in-rust-bringing-exchange-support-to-thunderbird/

tomasekeli, 1 month ago to random

failure is not only always an option - it is in fact the default

tomasekeli, 1 month ago to random

I've been using #eventSourcing for real for many years now. it's an excellent way of building software with strict requirements.

trying out #workflows with #activities - this feels like a valuable abstraction on top of events.

tomasekeli, 1 month ago to random

will we ever have a viable society on #mars?

yes, but hundreds of years after we have a viable society (not just science outposts) in antarctica

tomasekeli, 1 month ago to random

#mosstodon

jonny, 1 month ago to random

you know what the real supply chain weakness is all the pirated software that people have to use because they can't afford the proprietary stuff. you could pwn me 10 ways from tuesday if you got into the uploader pool in a few private trackers

tomasekeli, 1 month ago to random

thinking about the #xz backdoor.

it might have been the maintainer, a long term plan to backdoor after training trust.

it might have been someone else getting access to the maintainer's credentials.

it was discovered almost by accident, because xz's used in many places.

investigations found the backdoor in the code.

would we have discovered this in something closed source? maybe the performance degradation, but we wouldn't have seen the code then...

tomasekeli, 2 months ago to random

changing culture turns out to be much, much harder than changing minds and code

incredibly much.

tomasekeli, 2 months ago to random

wife is at the hairdresser's. gonna shave my head to upstage her. it'll only take a minute or two

tomasekeli, 2 months ago to random

my youngest son grew over 2cm in a month or so

another month or two of this and he's taller than me

another month after that he'll pass his older brother

puberty is insane

tomasekeli, 3 months ago to random

been developing a real bad, dry cough

a 12-year-old scotch might help

Jorsh, 3 months ago to random

Let us be each other's emotional support animals.

tomasekeli, 3 months ago to random

stainless steel isn't

davep, 3 months ago to random

Perun's latest video on the PLA is rather good https://youtu.be/ckouoTDkrtQ?feature=shared

tomasekeli, 3 months ago to random

i miss douglas adams and terry pratchett

tomasekeli, 3 months ago to random

i make my tea in a very specific way, in a coffe-maker! it's incredibly good and satisfying.

i use freshly ground coffee beans instead of tea to make it, and recommend that highly!

tomasekeli, 4 months ago to random

i am so glad i don't hold political office

tomasekeli, 4 months ago to random

my theory is that old people seemed wise because the dumb ones didn't use to get that old.

thus the old -> wise trope came into being and stayed relevant.

is it still relevant?