Athena L.M.

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She/her. Software person but does not trust the computers. Looking for work, if you're hiring.

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2026-06-01 18:32:08 UTC

It's kind of cool that we have a modern *de facto* standard equivalent to the S-100 in the #RC2014 bus.

2026-04-20 15:48:20 UTC

Given the situation in the US I'm now living in Canada, and I'm looking for a new job as my current one is obviously American. If you are or know a Canadian employer with use for a person in Toronto with a good understanding of SQL databases, Linux administration (mostly Debian but I can do Fedora), HTML-based Web backends, ServiceNow, and Microsoft cloud offerings, plus some networking experience (office networks and outbound-filtering firewalls), technical writing skills, and significant programming experience with Rust, Python, C#, and PowerShell, please get in touch via email or DMs.
#GetFediHired #FediHire #fedihired #jobs

2026-02-11 02:36:24 UTC

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A stack language, implemented in a register language, implemented in a stack language, implemented by an interpreter running on a register machine.

2026-02-10 02:58:08 UTC

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Unfortunately, it is more complicated than that. "Full access" means access to age-restricted channels and certain other features, none of which are the basic text channels used by most technical communities. Of course I would still recommend everyone seek to get off Discord if at all possible and use this as leverage to get any communities you are in to go with, but no, not /*all*/ discords are becoming categorically papers-please zones.

2025-09-05 16:49:10 UTC

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is it OK if I boost this

2025-07-28 00:32:35 UTC

never call anything by its marketing name as this gives them power over you

2025-07-28 00:19:16 UTC

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Is there a fixed pattern in there that could be used to trigger binfmt_misc?

2025-07-13 03:37:49 UTC

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Escape??

2025-06-26 02:26:34 UTC

perhaps every user interface designer should be made to read the Macintosh User Interface Guidelines
https://sfo3.digitaloceanspaces.com/solarpunk/media_attachments/files/114/747/242/254/940/470/original/85dcc8b16ed98fcf.png

2025-05-11 13:39:18 UTC

LINUS TORVALDS: [chuckles sensibly] it won't be big and professional like GNU

2025-03-12 20:18:35 UTC

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I am no lawyer, but I think the reason they classified it as work was because it was done for Canadians in exchange for room and board? Still would not recommend visiting the USA for any reason.

2025-03-03 01:14:51 UTC

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Haiku needs more software, but it needs more /*Haiku*/ software, not freedesktop software ported to Haiku.

2025-01-10 02:41:11 UTC

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Well generally when I remove them I do it in bulk, so I just go on the server, vi /etc/aliases, and dd each line I don't need anymore.

2025-01-10 02:33:22 UTC

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well it all still goes into one inbox, but since they all have different To addresses it makes it a bit easier to write rules to auto-sort it into folders; you can still write those rules based on the From addresses if you know them, though

2025-01-10 02:27:55 UTC

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especially since I make an alias for each place I give out my address, makes that a lot more practical

2025-01-10 00:44:43 UTC

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addalias SSHes to my mail server and appends a line to /etc/aliases to alias $1 to my account, then runs newaliases and restarts Postfix

2024-11-15 05:32:23 UTC

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but the design… 🥺

2024-11-15 05:31:54 UTC

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unfortunately it seems somewhat incompatible with KDE due to lack of certain icons KDE rather relies upon.
:(

2024-11-15 00:29:26 UTC

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**intense nostalgia for Bluecurve**

2024-11-10 21:44:08 UTC

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they'll be in for a real shock when it turns out the system actually compromised itself

2024-11-10 19:40:35 UTC

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ah but that's the Passive Voice and therefore eternally forbidden

2024-10-13 21:53:51 UTC

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Possibly, but I think the industry overall has taken the wrong approach to XML. It's much simpler than the specifications make it look if you stick to the 95% case.
In cases like this I think XML can be more readable than JSON, but that's definitely a subjective thing.

2024-10-13 21:50:02 UTC

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I don't think it's necessary; RSS and Atom are widely supported and work well, there's no need to throw in another format for the same thing. Plus I feel like XML is a better format for this kind of thing than JSON, especially since you're likely to want to embed HTML content, which in XML can be done easily with XHTML, but in JSON can only be done with a very long string value.

2024-10-12 19:56:37 UTC

There are two good ways of thinking of a mobile computing device: As a computer in its own right, or as a portable appendage to a more powerful computer.
Modern smartphones are neither.

2024-09-25 00:55:43 UTC

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fucking dammit I /*checked*/ that

2024-09-25 00:05:09 UTC

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I spent a little time looking at compression stats and I think, at an average length of 4 minutes or so, if they were FLACs they would be about 20M each, Opus 96k (lossless but fine for listening to most ears) about 3M each.

2024-09-24 15:51:19 UTC

I wonder how much digital storage capacity it would take to store all the music.

2024-09-04 02:38:37 UTC

I'm starting to think that any communication standard that can't work if your computer is only connected to the Internet for half an hour a day is flawed.

2024-08-18 21:00:19 UTC

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how much did they pay for the name in a generic sans serif and a bit of unidentifiable scribbling

2024-08-13 18:50:29 UTC

we should go back to giant screw-in D-sub connectors and docking stations that go CLUNK

2024-06-30 02:37:16 UTC

how do you scroll

2023-03-27 20:13:49 UTC

> CONFIG_NFS_SWAP
> This option allows swapon to work on files located on NFS mounts.
...
Rarely have so few words been so deeply alarming.