Magical Cat

Web Developer. Proud citizen of Republic of Georgia.
Proud political migrant from RF.
#GloryToUkraine
Don't get scared if I boost sometimes #NSFW content - I want support #BBW & #SSBBW content creators this way.
Thinking and reading a lot about #anarchy but not brave and communicable enough to do something in practice.

Location: Tbilisi
Freedom: Priceless
Matrix: @magical_cat:bench.legends.house
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2026-05-13 00:41:42 UTC

I accidentally found that Let's Encrypt certificates for IP address are generally available: https://letsencrypt.org/2026/01/15/6day-and-ip-general-availability
Have anyone tried to use them?
I remember about these ideas to avoid centralized DNS and use kind of phonebook instead, like:
1.2.3.4 latest news
199.100.100.211 tasty meals
12.13.14.15 Jane blog
Such idea described @npub1p09…m5vl in this https://ar.al/2025/06/25/web-numbers/ (Web Numbers) article and now seems to be more doable.

2025-12-21 20:03:08 UTC

Again bumped into this book: Baba Yaga's Book of Witchcraft https://hobby.lt/collections/books-about-tarot/products/baba-yagas-book-of-witchcraft-llewellyn
Want to find similar book about Ukrainian witchcraft traditions, written in Ukrainian
#witchcraft #UkrainianWitchcraft #UkrainianFolklore #findTheBook #bookSearch

2025-12-21 16:55:07 UTC

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2/2 At the next day he went there but there were devils, stirring couldrons full of boiling lava and screaming sinners were pushed there.
- But... but... there was nice resort there yesterday!
- Oh that was an election advertisement!
So I doubt these workers from India really get paid so much, and soon they will find self signing a contract with ruzzian army, and wake up at ruzzian army position to meet with their surprised face a FPV drone.

2025-12-21 16:50:56 UTC

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It reminds me a joke about dying putin, and then angel offers him to choose between heaven and hell. He decided to see both. Heaven is that pastorality of peace what he found boring. When he went to hell, there was luxury resort there, and he seen stalin, lenin, felix dzerdjinsky (VChKa founder), Kadaffi and all these people putin admires. There were all imaginable pleasures there. So putin chose hell, and angel said okay, please go tomorrow there. 1/2

2025-12-16 11:49:37 UTC

Kung Fu vs. AI
https://fleshmonk.substack.com/p/kung-fu-vs-ai
#noAI #kungfu #philosophy

2025-12-06 16:32:46 UTC

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How convenient that he exposed one of true far-right (includng putin) goals just due to a small fine.

2025-11-23 00:51:22 UTC

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> Europe Rejects Peace Plan
It is not a correct wording imo. Better something like:
> Europe Rejects Capitulation Plan for Ukraine

2025-11-22 20:33:20 UTC

‪Publika.ge‬
‪@publikage.bsky.social‬
· 7h
Protester Vano Skhirtladze was arrested on Nov 20. At today’s trial, police confirmed that the reason for his arrest was “a squeaky toy.” “He was walking toward the police and making noise in their faces, which is really offensive,” the police officer said.
#georgiaprotests #TerrorInGeorgia
https://files.mastodon.online/media_attachments/files/115/595/245/624/502/300/original/0c4352f0639c76dd.png

2025-11-11 21:39:08 UTC

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Will not deny that. And still, the system "fuels on voting" anyway. It just was an expectation that only people with specific views would vote.
So keeping non-voting helps MAGA to hold the wheel and prolongate or expand these abuses of power and voters suppression you describing.

2025-11-11 05:14:40 UTC

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They _talk_. But who _do_? Sounds like Zohran Mamdani did something like that....

2025-11-11 04:55:30 UTC

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Door to door tactics. Grassroot decentralized movements aimed at attracting people to be part of voting & elections process.
Snowball of agitation. Find 1 person around you who don't vote (IRL, NO INTERNET!), and convince that person to vote everywhere - primaries, attend caucuses, full cycle. One active person re-engages one "disengaged" person.

2025-11-11 04:43:33 UTC

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Actually this (increase day-to-day engagement with all these elections) would be repair representation of voters by elected officials. And it is single recipe to resurrect the system, because all other stuff, let it be abolishing electoral college or making rating-based voting a reality, or UBI or whatever else requires getting decent people elected instead of maga.

2025-11-11 04:30:16 UTC

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Well I told it in different sense - elections of president, senate in 2 seasons/rounds, representatives, state governor & AC, state senates and state-level representatives, mayors, city councils, school boards, I heard there are even sheriffs (!) elections...
It requires political engagement from citizens 366 days in year. But many as I see think politics is a dirty shit like rotten corpse of a rat to be avoided.

2025-11-11 03:29:13 UTC

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I live far far away from United States, and yet, even for me is obvious, that system in USA was designed with "permanent engagement" of voters in mind, all year around - primaries to fill candidates list, caucuses to refine it better, popular vote, and eventually - Electoral College (more like artifact of times when it took weeks or months to get all voting results across states).
Do all US elections follow this pattern (except EC)?

2025-11-09 05:19:06 UTC

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Generally speaking, at some point if it all will go that long, even uint64 will not be enough. And even some datetime with uint128 with most part given to year eventually will not be enough 🧐 Imagine if it will require to use something like BigInteger (yes, that from cryptography) to store time, especially in file system or as timestamps in network protocols?!

2025-11-07 17:50:21 UTC

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If these open/close quotes were present at keyboard, everyone used them. But then not clear what kind if quites to use? « and » or ❝ and ❞ or „ and ‟ ?

2025-11-07 17:23:02 UTC

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Because when ASCII has been created hated the idea of separate open-close quote or even were unaware of their existence...

2025-11-07 17:20:06 UTC

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usage of less known languages would cause problems. Imagine you have to switch keyboard layout because each statement written in different languages ```
//English
if x equal a+1 do
call foo with x, a
end
//Ukrainian
якщо x == a +1 тоді
викликати foo з x,y
кінець
```
Even if someone would just use variable names in Georgian such as
```
let manager = await get Project Manager (project Id)
//in Georgian
ნება მიეცით მენეჯერს = დაელოდეთ პროექტის მენეჯერს (პროექტის ID)
```

2025-11-07 17:07:07 UTC

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It required to add algebra/math symbols to the "sauce" to make it possible.

2025-11-07 02:24:24 UTC

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May I guess?
The theory of algorithmic English comes from usage of English words in programming languages?

2025-11-03 13:57:06 UTC

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Thanks you both for replies.
I just may be got confused, because each of these fediverse apps designed not as a "plugins" for some foundation like Kitten, such e. g. long-reads/blog authoring for it, or photo gallery feature for Kitten, which would share identity. So I want be kote@example.tld in all of these "plugins" and across Fediverse. These isolated apps at best would live at blog.example.tld, photos.example.tld, news.example.tld and im.example.tld domains set.
🧵

2025-11-02 22:18:03 UTC

I thinking about one thing that #fediverse self-hosting landscape lacks. Well it is not only about Fediverse per se.
I dream to have something like a personal "trailer", or technically speaking, a server, on the internet, where I can add various capabilities if need them. For example:
📜 microblogging like Mastodon.
📖 Long-reads blogging like Medium
🖼️ Photos and albums
📷 Video upload
at least one of these:
📬 deltachat relay
📪 Briar "mailbox".
💬 Simplex relay
Some more explanations follow.
🧵

2025-10-16 17:41:16 UTC

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Eactly.
This is why I see as very bad any laws that forbid mask on protest. Heard in US some states try to pass such BS.
Meanwhile formally "covid restrictions" in ruzzia is not "fully over" and any gathering can be declared illegal there under "covid restrictions" reasoning.

2025-10-16 02:22:27 UTC

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The screws tightened so hard at the North Mordor that I surprised people dared to gather and do this there. Better than nothing. New wave of repressions and problems with internet likely will follow there.

2025-09-30 00:02:30 UTC

I find sad that even if I think about making outline for some service that able to federate with ActivityPub / Fediverse, it also means I have to think about something that can be deplatformed, outlawed or censored out in 2025.
But both ActivityPub (and even ATProto) is NOT designed to be functional in such conditions.
Attempt to support it makes immediately you dependent on pyramid of:
💻 servers, likely cloud
📜 DNS
🔑 SSL certificate(s)
Each of above can become point of failure 🧵

2025-09-20 16:22:56 UTC

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What is the clinical necessity to post photos of "own" children (don't like this verbal formula but not know better) at corporate "social media"? I bet this done by parents without asking children consent to do so.
Of course I heard that there are parents whose brains fried out to point they do silly things from all this emotional and hormonal stress coming from becoming parent, but this does not make such behavior less questionable.

2025-08-18 20:09:12 UTC

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The fact that ruzzia got UN membership and UN SC seat with full blown veto illegally, even without a General Assembly vote, is largest example of what often called as "top corruption" of XX century.
PS: Other former soviet republics had go full legal procedure to get UN membership after restoring their statehood. Georgia got UN membership 31 July 1992.

2025-08-11 14:46:50 UTC

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// Big Tech surveillance capitalists like Google, Facebook, etc., are factory farms for human beings. And their tools are designed to make it possible to build and run similar factory farms. If that’s not what you want to do, you should ask yourself why you’re using their tools and building things the way they tell you to. //
This is quote from https://ar.al/2024/08/19/kitten-kawaii-porting-a-react-library-and-next-js-web-site-to-kitten/#fnref:5
by @npub1p09…m5vl

2025-08-11 13:20:57 UTC

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This happens this way, in my opinion, because the tools being told about, are designed for very specific workloads, that are:
⭐ so called "mission critical" (its downtime cost money)
☠️ readiness for massive requests spike, let it be fame, DDoS attack, or "Kiss of Fediverse" (see ⭐ )
If you need tools in different mindset, you probably need to see #SmallWeb tools like what this person does: @npub1p09…m5vl 🧵

2025-08-01 20:47:04 UTC

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This reminds way too much of what Joseph Stalin (may he suffer in hell forever) did when got some negative statistics from the soviet statistics bureau. He ordered to execute that chief of bureau as a foreign spy and saboteur.
The next bureau chief learned the lesson well and soviet official statistics were shiny since as polished five-point stars on the Kremlin towers.

2025-07-25 12:02:49 UTC

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Yes, I follow their account for news of their development.
But to my knowledge, my phone never was supported and will never be. Reading news about Grapahene mostly out of curiosity. Regarding other similar projects, I am at same position. I basically keep using my old phone (a model released in 2020) until it stop to power on completely or until it become somehow unusable for something I use it daily.

2025-07-25 11:03:10 UTC

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I heard there are custom implementation of Google Play Services which can help in some cases like this.

2025-03-12 12:55:40 UTC

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US diplomacy sinking deeper and deeper into swap of degradation.
People dying and US diplomats are playing games about that. First it was cards, now - football. What next? Playing football with the skull of dead Ukrainians?
I expect that ruzzians will respond with another lie while their missiles and drones attacks and meat waves on frontline will continue.

2025-03-06 22:18:18 UTC

Switched to #vivaldi from #firefox as part of my #buyEuropean effort.
Has been pleased to see email client there, because it was a big deal for me what to use instead of thunderbird.
Next step will be to pick a new #search engine to move from kagi.
What are EU (or at least UK) options you can suggest? I know about that website for EU alternatives. But wanted to see some personal experiences.

2024-11-05 05:47:53 UTC

Really?! That would be a big fun to see if so. #Mastodon admins, brace for impact!
https://files.mastodon.online/media_attachments/files/113/428/763/363/746/633/original/5fadd290c6539efb.png

2024-09-13 17:37:23 UTC

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Well, I would be surprised if a media outlet of fossil fuel industry, even named as "oilPrice dot com", would be _happy_ about effective renewables 👿

2024-09-10 22:52:13 UTC

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Three horsemen of apocalypse for #GeorgiaCountry .

2024-09-06 17:23:10 UTC

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This is a multi-faceted decision, with plenty of consequences.
From "now if you don't want go to jail, go and become candidate before court will sentence you. Even if you convicted already.
BUT! Nobody can say that US authorities eat political opponents for dinner. Even MAGA.
MAGA, they now have opportunity to fart out all their hate for today reality they dislike so much at ballot box, not with gun.
Still, actual consequences of this decision depends on elections outcome.

2024-08-29 14:38:50 UTC

Just seen this headline:
In the Zeitgeist
Police Officers Are Starting to Use AI Chatbots to Write Crime Reports
Will they hold up in court?
The Associated Press
Sean Murphy
https://apnews.com/article/ai-writes-police-reports-axon-body-cameras-chatgpt-a24d1502b53faae4be0dac069243f418
Welcome to digital gulag, people.
#gulag #digitalGulag #police

2024-08-28 01:50:10 UTC

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Well, if I would be a senator, I would pushed for a law to forbid "PoW consensus mechanisms" (the consensus logic based on who faster compute a solution for an equation or other numeric puzzle). And I would forbid usage of any such logic no matter for what - let it be crypto, voting blockchain or distributed data storage.
Just because it causes plenty of problems - from centralization via expensive equipment and plenty of e-waste to scams like these schemes.

2024-07-31 21:30:37 UTC

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So cops will be walking with a 25" ruler?!

2024-07-20 14:55:35 UTC

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If it was always so, then nobody would ever see THAT bsod, as it was caused by crashing kernel driver, a very privileged software. So it means that for windows at least it is not ended up with some standard protocol with 'exclamation on a software device".

2024-07-20 14:44:43 UTC

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"w (typically by returning and propagating an error)." Propagating to the exit of process with an error code. Here we are again at need for some standard of how to deal with faulty drivers in general, such as "reboot with replacement by error reporting code that will send error dump somewhere", "isolate drivers in some container-like environment that would NOT cause complete boot BSOD, unless special cases like filesystem driver" (but then such EDR impossible per se), at os level...

2024-07-20 14:26:44 UTC

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Still, this is NOT enough to prevent failure in situation when "user input" is involved, even if it is some "content update" for security driver.
Real problem there was not the fact the kernel panic happened but more the fact that recovery strategy that does not require manual intervention did not implemented.

2024-07-20 13:16:12 UTC

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Null deref?
Like, some `switch` construct got optimized into kind of `foo[bar].doCrap(ctx, data)` construct? But the `foo[bar]` kind of construct without default pathway can happen in Rust anyway if that thing constructed dynamically (e. g. by other earlier part of arriving data).
this can be a common situation for some "rules engine" or other high-level code execution branching infrastructure.
Does Rust can enforce "always have a meaningful result for `foo[bar]` construct?

2024-07-20 09:23:04 UTC

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Here broken piece of input comes, and your memory safe code dies with exit code 9000. I mean, this whole situaiton when faulty driver can cause crash whole system instead of markng this driver as faulty and to not not use it at next boot, and if necessary, reboot with new settings, or use special fallback driver whose purpose would be to report about problem on next reboot, and then it would be quite short outage and systems would be alive after few reboots, read - few minutes max.

2024-07-20 09:17:04 UTC

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I agree that memory-safe languages are necessary. And many others here would agree on this.
But many coders write in C and C++ in a way like these languages are memory-safe. Like, "Hey, Bob, why you check this parameter for array size bounds here? I already checked it in function which calls this code! Your check slows code for 0.3%!".
But problem that caused this outage is NOT a memory leak or out-of-bounds data read/write. It was malformed "content update". Broken input data.

2024-07-19 12:00:27 UTC

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Imagine if someone write such kernel driver in memory-safe language. But malformed update arrives anyway. So this memory-safe driver crashes, but may be with other error code, leaving the system unbootable anyway. So, it really require complex changes, which will not happen.

2024-06-28 09:18:37 UTC

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What is eID you talking about? Is it some id card a-la smart-card with gov-issued certificate usable for official digital signatures, or something else?
Asking that because rest from your list sound scary yet clear to understand what it is about.

2024-06-22 01:31:14 UTC

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May be mass usage of React should not happen at first place?
Well, it could happen with any popular library. Imagine if some breaking change like that would be introduced in jQuery when it was really widely used?

2024-06-20 23:55:51 UTC

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I use typescript mostly because of:
1️⃣ it work more or less like compilation step, and prevent running broken code in most cases
2️⃣ It better supports generics than JSDOC's `@template` directive.
3️⃣ IDE's itellisense features love TS more than these JSDoc declarations. So with typescript i get some productivity boost than without it.
If vanila JS and JSDoc will give me that, I will not need TS anymore