Jens Finkhäuser

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Touching computers for fun, since the profit part is getting ruined. Organically grown, LLM-free, hand-crafted opinions only. Mojo Jojo is my spirit animal. 337.40 ppm.

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Also: Interpeer Project (npub18zf…kd8r)

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2026-02-14 08:40:01 UTC

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Nicotine makes it worse, sure, but you can still see fluff without it.

2025-06-01 08:44:20 UTC

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Shh, pessimist.
They might also cross the streams and be middling.

2025-03-25 09:59:40 UTC

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... Teile ihrer Aufgaben Dienstleister hinzunehmen.
Das wuerde auch dabei helfen, die Machtverhaeltnisse etwas umzudrehen. "Im Prinzip" ist das ja jetzt schon so, nur dass die Dienstleister aktuell recht viel bestimmen koennen alleine daher, weil sie Geld vorschiessen.
*Das* Thema geht dann aber vielleicht etwas weit von Deiner Frage ab ;)
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2025-03-25 09:57:39 UTC

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Das Problem kannst Du dann auch gerne auf die Musiker ausweiten, die ihre Werke im "Selbstverlag" bspw. auf Bandcamp o.ae. vertreiben, ohne einen Deal mit einem Label zu haben.
Ich bin ja ein Freund von Worten, weswegen ich mir durchaus auch hier Begriffe wuensche. Andererseits bin ich seit geraumer Zeit der Meinung (und der Trend wird deutlicher), dass das perspektivisch einfach "normal" ist, und die Leute Autor, Musiker, Band usw. sind, die eben fuer...
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2025-03-15 08:42:49 UTC

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dragonlance jumped the shark. And people didn't seem to understand it that way.

2025-03-15 08:29:01 UTC

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Sea Law is very similar, but includes having to deal with water currents and wind. So in addition to naval wargaming rules, it also makes navigation a challenge - and they can be mixed!

2025-03-15 08:25:50 UTC

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I think this is also how adventures ought to be produced.
It's basically a detailed setting, which includes a situation setup and some dramatic events, like you say. I'm a little alienated by the more scripted style of others.
It's also worth thinking in triggers, I think, e.g. "if one of these things happen, dramatic event X gets triggered". That gives a lot of freedom for how to get there, and still allows you to plot loosely if you wish.
Some adventures benefit from...

2025-02-06 07:16:58 UTC

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Hey, my intro post warns folk that I *like* puns and dad jokes. I'm not ashamed of that, so I'm also not trying to shame you! The congratulations was earnest, as was my wincing.

2025-01-26 04:18:07 UTC

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Uh, what's the TL;DW? [@beka_valentine](https://kolektiva.social/@beka_valentine ) @npub1hc7…7yk4

2025-01-26 03:14:35 UTC

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I don't know that it began with Star Wars, but that franchise has IMHO contributed to it. I used to get into arguments about whether it actually is scifi - to me, it's a fantasy film set in space. But people seem to understand genres mostly based on superficial markers.
At some point I encountered something about SF as an abbreviation that can mean "speculative fiction", which fits better what I am often interested in.
So I'd say the SF/scifi divide is widening.

2025-01-03 18:08:01 UTC

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I was reprimanded by the fosstodon mods for calling a legally confirmed Nazi a Nazi, because that four letter word apparently is worse than the policies and value system it represents.
Tells you everything you need to know about the instance, and I've had it limited for a while.

2024-12-22 18:52:06 UTC

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You just... age. Have kids. The rest comes naturally.

2024-12-15 21:18:55 UTC

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This is one of the key concepts that folk don't easily see largely because near the application layer it's often this much more restricted (in fact, you pointed that out, indirectly!).
And since the web is built like that, anything built on top of the web also is. We've moved into a world where everything is, at best, decentralized, because we're no longer looking in earnest at other models.
It's been the subject of a bunch of talks I've given over the years, though I've...

2024-12-15 20:54:07 UTC

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...destination address, and routers forward the packet according to routing information they're matching against those addresses.
IP addresses are (typically) attached to interfaces, which are (typically) assigned to physical ports of a machine. Packet switching then is about routing chunks of data from an interface on one machine to an interface on another.
Fine.
At the fedi level, we aren't connecting machines. That's the layer below, we can forget about that. Instead,...

2024-09-27 21:05:54 UTC

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... but undocumented interactions.
There's also the notion of a control process, which is run (as a job) to control the main process. So if I cancel such a job, even if the associated process were to abort (which as per the above is unclear) it would likely not affect the main process, because that, well, is a different process altogether.
I can however send a kill signal to the control process, which would abort the control process. But the job would...

2024-09-09 07:28:47 UTC

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Yeah...
Growing up, my parents listened to 60s music, but they somehow didn't rub off too much on me. Simon & Garfunkel were everywhere, of course.
My dad mostly listened to Jazz. I can't quite recall who his favourite was. Thelonious Monk, I think? I'm not sure.
At any rate, I will have listened to that a lot without properly knowing anything about it.
And then in the 80s it was all my mum listening to rock/pop of that time on the radio.
Anything 70s I discovered later.

2024-09-09 06:43:49 UTC

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My go-to 60s band are mid- to late 60s, like Pink Floyd or Led Zeppelin. Barely count as 60s, I think.