seabre @seabre@mastodon.xyz

https://quitter.no/file/860fdb90e7e2fbe89bb2e4b2ab689f9217e6abad069b8a61778628ad282352f8.jpg

was disappointed to learn a cronjob is not when a mafia boss eats his own kids

[southern belle voice] well boost my toots

A pride of lions.
A murder of crows.
A federation of nerds.

Spent some time getting together another test apk so I can get some folks to test a login fix tomorrow. I did tests on emulators for Android ≤4.4 and a bunch of instances don't work in the browser. So even though I worked to get my requests in-app to succeed. It redirects to browser to log in and gives a "secure connection failed". Real frustrating.

why boost when you can

Jazz is like a whole other extra music as though someone thought music wasn't music enough

samsung finally made an original product category https://quitter.no/file/610f4465b1d6720c7d9e734a402ebe880072add28a672265f053edfab29030b1.jpg

a set of Ansible scripts that simplify the setup of a personal IPSEC VPN on a VPS https://github.com/trailofbits/algo

Thinking about cultural assumptions in starship architecture.

Would a generation ship designed by Muslims have designated prayer rooms with gyroscopic floors that orient themselves toward Earth?

I imagine Hindu or Shinto starship designers would include niches for shrines right from the start.

A Chinese long-voyage ship could re-institute the lunar calendar since there's no sun to deal with any more.

Has anyone advice on increasing the ideological and walk-of-life diversity of my home TL while avoiding folks who try to shut down open debate? It's easy enough to find such people in my own affinity groups, but often the folks most visible to those unlike them are the ranty, un-empathitic ones least likely to engage constructively.

Note: I care about diversity of thinking, not appearance/demographics.

in 5th grade i had a japanese classmate who showed me origami and i dont know if she taught me wrong or i didnt learn it right but for years i thought i was making paper cranes the traditional way until someone pointed out that they were actually steam shovels