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by mro_name 4y ago
have you thought about serving them eicar?
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by mro_name 4y ago
bear with me slightly OT: I am looking for a tool to edit drakon[1] flowcharts offline on a M1 mac. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DRAKON
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by mro_name 4y ago
that's what I did with "{first_name}@{last-name}.name" and a quite light grey for @ and .name. On the card are the only immutables – my name. All else has to go handwritten when handed over.
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by mro_name 4y ago
You were a trendsetter back then and are now, I guess.
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by mro_name 4y ago
postal services are awesome but tend to be forgotten. We need to use them more for personal, relevant things. Ideally handwritten. The contemplative nature of reading paper is a bliss.
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by mro_name 4y ago
this core. Know your partner. Usually means about comparable sizes. Few friendships between ants and elephants.
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by mro_name 4y ago
more than many other risks, e.g. falling victim to a terrorist attack. Organize your life depending on humans, not corporations. Only humans care once you're in need. And pay for what you use. There is no free lunch, let other live, to
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by mro_name 4y ago
This is why in civilised societies there is no vigilante justice, but courts and lawyers. This is inconvenient, but unavoidable.
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by mro_name 4y ago
how is it tin foil?
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by mro_name 4y ago
they are big and you are small. It's like walking over ants.
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by mro_name 4y ago
because it's about trust.
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by mro_name 4y ago
> I've bought an old (as in 70 years old) Singer 201-1 which only* sew straight stitch, but it does so beautifully, is easy to learn, to maintain and should probably outlast me this is how tech descriptions should sound. Not just ha
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by mro_name 4y ago
for iOS I like MapOut quite a bit. https://mapout.app/
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by mro_name 4y ago
what the bartender can do? Sell it with a smile! (And enjoy to not bother with lawsuits)
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by mro_name 4y ago
thanks for oasis!
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by mro_name 4y ago
> route downloaded on their phone to work offline I do it all the time and never met anybody else do it. Rather everybody happily relies on online maps. Do you think widespread offline use is the case? I agree that to most map and compas
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by mro_name 4y ago
The core values are very appealing to me. what is the typical update routine a la 'sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade'?
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by mro_name 4y ago
sensible guess, isn't it?
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by mro_name 4y ago
a peer-based possibility to search in code. That's direly needed. Currently all takes on such are centralised, be it Microsoft's github, gitlab, STOF whatnot. I once thought DOAP might be a thing, but a search engine bringing up c
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by mro_name 4y ago
legislation should not be delegated to a stable, forseeable, small number of possible actors. Corruption starts spot on. In a representative democracy legislation is a people duty because it is about the rules for all of us. So we have to d
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by mro_name 4y ago
possibly as in ancient Greece at times - by lot. We have a similar situation with lay judges. For each district, exactly the same number of electoral districts and thus seats in parliament will be allocated. The remuneration will surely be
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by mro_name 4y ago
> This somewhat assumes that the purpose of democracy is to create stability and institutional trust at the possible expensive of freedom. the expense is a fact. You are describing the social contract, right?
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by mro_name 4y ago
that's not what I see when I look into our parliaments – they look very oligarchic and represent fewer and fewer professions and ways of life.
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by mro_name 4y ago
what is social media after all but picking a billionaire and his stuffy ruleset. If we would empower the people to write on the web on their own behalf I'd say 'no', because that's the idea of the forum or the agora I gu
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by mro_name 4y ago
IMO it's time to leave fb in the past.
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by mro_name 4y ago
I like monitored cgi shell script endpoints a lot, e.g. the one behind https://updown.io/44q5 is https://codeberg.org/mro/internet-radio-recorder/src/branch/...
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by mro_name 4y ago
are there irc2email bots?
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by mro_name 4y ago
yeah, like 'swimming pools only bear a danger of drowning when wet'.
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by mro_name 4y ago
Of course, the philosopher's stone has always been a great solution, hasn't it? The technicalities can't be that hard, can they?
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by mro_name 4y ago
back in the day earth used to be flat. Easy math at least.

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