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The 2024 state of the climate report: Perilous times on planet Earth
(academic.oup.com)
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sjmulder
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Yes this is exactly how I do my private git hosting! ssh example.com 'git init --bare git/foo.git' git remote add origin example.com:git/foo.git For other services too there are usually simple solutions like
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Peak Population Projections
(dothemath.ucsd.edu)
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Rigg – Run Indie Games
(github.com)
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"rigg serves as a thin, OpenBSD-adapted runtime wrapper for indie games based on certain engines. rigg handles visibility of files by using unveil(2) to hide those that conflict with execution on OpenBSD."
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This is a really cool project! I did a not nearly as cool project several years ago, a command line NOS Teletekst reader for Unix/Windows. Might be of use to someone: https://github.com/sjmulder/nostt
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This is the original piece in Dutch: https://www.volkskrant.nl/kijkverder/v/2024/sabotage-in-iran... One of the things it mentions is the bike crash, there was an investigation but they couldn't find pro
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"Dutch engineer carried out Iranian nuclear sabotage": VK
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3y ago
There's something about calling some overseas phone number but that was fun! The kids enjoyed it too.
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sjmulder
3y ago
Single room occupancy (studio flats)
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sjmulder
3y ago
Ukraine itself houses a great many internal refugees. The EU countries have agreed to each take a fair share of refugees, but Germany, Poland and Czechia carry the good majority right now.
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It's not about the Ukrainians directly. On the more 'civil' side of this discourse it's mostly claims that this will become a general asylum or registration center (which it won't) and/or that there'll be
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That's great! There's a housing crisis here too and unfortunately the opposition to the project uses this as their main argument. Those supporting refugee housing are framed as enemies of the 'real' locals, even though t
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Small city council politics :( there's a lot of resistance against a new temporary housing project for Ukrainian refugees with many legit concerns, and some NIMBY, but also xenophobia and racism. It's tough but we've been abl
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It’s considered a subsidy either way.
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Fossil subsidies are indefensible at this point. Ending fossil subsidies is also a simple and clear demand. Here in the Netherlands, the government previously committed itself to end such subsidies by 2020 but didn’t deliver. Extinction Reb
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What I wonder is why do we apply such different standards/expectations to web and non web apps? E.g. desktop Slack doesn’t ask me to log in all the time. Are web app tokens that much more easily stolen? What about Electron apps then?
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Deliberately minimal! OpenBSD with https, sshd and smtpd. Hosts a bunch of stuff - git, web, files mostly. Uses next to no resources and is trivial to maintain. Hosted on TransIP I also have a FreeBSD host with ZFS for files but I’ll be dro
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Even bog standard Dutch names are often a problem e.g. “Jan de Wit” being addressed as “Jan de”, “Jan Wit” or sorted under the letter d.
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I settled on pkgsrc, very portable, configurable, sits cleanly alongside the OS or other packages managers and has a friendly community. Con: building from source, needs some massaging sometimes.
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I’m on Mastodon now and have used the opportunity to switch to having two accounts, on separate instances. Once for everything local, climate change or politics, and one just for nerdy stuff, to disconnect from the real world. Very happy. D
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You're right, I was too quick to judge. Sorry.
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In any built up area it really doesn't matter how large the country as a whole is, or its population density, to how I can get to the dentist, supermarket, running track or a local friend. Those are mostly results of local planning dec
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"..for any purpose", how is this ever supposed to fly in the EU or UK? Should be opt-in, not in the small print, and entirely optional.
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This is not 'just' restored websites from the Internet Archive - do checkout the video linked in another comment also: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FSd-XhGLqk Some of the things they've done: era-appropri
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Retro Useless Operating System for the PDP11
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Oops, edited! Thanks.
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Web refers to Gemini here, it being a command-line client for the Gemini web. These line-based browsers used to be more common, there were a few ones for the www but also ‘ftp’ has such a mode. As does my little ‘nostt’ Teletext reader.
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Impressive, the code is dense but not too hard to follow. And you even managed to cram in history!
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What library or such if any do you use for string.h/math.h/snprintf and such?
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