bobby @[email protected]

@sir
yea, I really don't understand their moderation efforts

@sir hey, congratulations! that's a great milestone.

@sir
you apparently dug your grave by /daring/ to not know it existed.

Behold.

@sir
MACHINE LEARNDING

@sir Those promo cubes always suck. I've picked up a few at trade shows through the years. Always garbage. Want to impress a nerd, make good cube swag ;)

@adam
I need one of these for DJ Tourettso

@StrangeWill Great!

@ryan
OMG I hadn't considered that. Oh! or maybe it could say "signature under construction" and have a gif embed of the little stick figure working.

Writing an email signature for my work email account is harder than I thought it would be.

Spent much of last week (and so far today and looks like tomorrow) fixing broken Azure Devops deploy pipelines. Moved us from a "pet" to "cattle" mentality. They made a huge mistake by finally letting me do this :)

@sir I hope you do, I'm interested in RISC-V, would like to hear your thoughts.

@adam Also, I forgot to mention, this ties directly into Epstein.

@adam Not sure if you follow RMS (of the GNU project/FSF/MIT), but he's under fire for what I think is a couple of statements he made that were taken out of context. Somewhat of a "cancel culture" type of situation. Here's a Vice article that also contains the email thread that shows his actual statements: https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/9ke3ke/famed-computer-scientist-richard-stallman-described-epstein-victims-as-entirely-willing

I'm really getting fed up with my Thunderbird setup. I need to spend the time getting back to CLI mail, I think. I'm just not sure how to deal with all the HTML based mail that I get. Need to find a way to do that relatively seamlessly.

@dthompson
nice work!

@dthompson
I've bought a few thinkpad components like that from China, and I don't think I've ever had a fake. Probably just eWaste or recycling of old machines that lead to most of the components you see on eBay. Batteries are a bit scarier though.

@brandon Looks fine for me on Firefox 67.0.3 on Linux.

If you put a program named "git-whatever" in your $PATH, git will run it when you run "git whatever" so it acts like a regular git subcommand.

I was curious how that was implemented, so I just went and read the source (https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/git.c#L680).

I heart Free Software