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To use Pleroma, please enable JavaScript. An ounce of perception, a pound of obscure Log in Username Password Forgot password? Log in * Timelines Public timelineKnown Network * About Features * Shoutbox * Pleroma Chat * Scope options * Text limit = 5000 * Upload limit = 15.26 MiB Log in to join the discussion Known Network Up-to-date SWIFTONSECURITY@INFOSEC.EXCHANGE SwiftOnSecurity@infosec.exchange 6min Show more Twitter: LK-99 is over pack it up bois China in 3 years making Ace Combat real: Show content Hide content BOVAZ bovaz@mastodon.online 2h Reply to@SwiftOnSecurity @SwiftOnSecurity@infosec.exchange Show more @SwiftOnSecurity @SwiftOnSecurity@infosec.exchange Reminds me of people from a startup I talked to years back. They were a sort of aggregator for wedding-wishlists (you make your wishlist adding stuff from many different sites, your guests can pitch in and buy stuff from it for you). Their "aggregation algorithms", but for adding stuff to the list and buying it, were an office-full of people in SE Asia, clicking as fast as they could while you were shown a loading wheel in the USA. Show content Hide content 1 JULIA EVANS b0rk@jvns.ca 1h Reply to@codonell @codonell@fosstodon.org Show more @codonell @codonell@fosstodon.org@siddhesh_p @siddhesh_p@mastodon.social love hearing about the history of our reference docs, they often seem so impossible to change or improve from the outside Show content Hide content CARLOS O'DONELL codonell@fosstodon.org 1h Reply to@siddhesh_p @siddhesh_p@mastodon.social Show more @siddhesh_p @siddhesh_p@mastodon.social@b0rk @b0rk@jvns.ca ... and the glibc manual is not written as a reference manual, it is a task-oriented manual, but somewhere along the way upstream stopped writing it as such (probably when Sandra Loosemore stopped working on it). I had the pleasure of being coached in technical writing by Sandra when we both worked at CodeSourcery and I am a much better technical writer because of it. Needless to say, there is no reason to keep doing things the way they are 😃 Show content Hide content 1 SIDDHESH POYAREKAR siddhesh_p@mastodon.social 2h Reply to@b0rk @b0rk@jvns.ca Show more @b0rk @b0rk@jvns.ca the answer is not uniform because there's no single maintainer of all of the man pages. Linux man-pages (i.e. the API man pages) for example are a separate project from glibc, which maintains the texinfo manuals. In the last decade or so we have been working more closely but licensing differences means that we can't just copy content across projects. Then there's the fact that the glibc manual also needs to cater for hurd. Show content Hide content 1 HAMMER SMASHED FILESYSTEM 🇺🇦 lkundrak@octodon.social 7h Reply to@b0rk @b0rk@jvns.ca Show more @b0rk @b0rk@jvns.ca the most useful thing I've learned from someone recently (after much more than 15 years of using gnu/linux): info grep |less This way I can pretend it's mostly a manual page and don't have to struggle with possibly the most misanthropic way to navigate text ever conceived by the human kind. Show content Hide content 1 AGTMADCAT AGTMADCAT@infosec.exchange 6h Reply to@SwiftOnSecurity @SwiftOnSecurity@infosec.exchange Show more @SwiftOnSecurity @SwiftOnSecurity@infosec.exchange You know, thinking about my own convertible now, the rear passengers don't get their own window controls. I've just gone out and checked and there is no window lock button at all. I can't think of a reason why you'd want one if it's not a child-proofing measure like in most cars, any ideas? Show content Hide content SWIFTONSECURITY@INFOSEC.EXCHANGE SwiftOnSecurity@infosec.exchange 7h Reply to@AGTMADCAT @AGTMADCAT@infosec.exchange Show more @AGTMADCAT @AGTMADCAT@infosec.exchange the driver controls do t control the convertible rear windows directly Show content Hide content 1 AGTMADCAT AGTMADCAT@infosec.exchange 7h Reply to@SwiftOnSecurity @SwiftOnSecurity@infosec.exchange Show more @SwiftOnSecurity @SwiftOnSecurity@infosec.exchange Wait the lock switch prevents the *driver* controls from working as well? That's wild, I've never seen that! Show content Hide content 1 YOMNA rival_elf@infosec.exchange 8h Reply to@nazokiyoubinbou @nazokiyoubinbou@mastodon.social Show more @nazokiyoubinbou @nazokiyoubinbou@mastodon.social not that i know of unfortunately Show content Hide content NAZO nazokiyoubinbou@mastodon.social 9h Reply to@rival_elf @rival_elf@infosec.exchange Show more @rival_elf @rival_elf@infosec.exchange This makes me a bit curious. Is there any such solution for devices running earlier versions? I don't know how likely it would be I'd ever even run into such a thing, but at the same time I can't think of one possible reason a modern phone should have 2G support enabled, so even as unlikely as that is it's basically "major security issue versus no downside." (For clarity, I have a Pixel 4a 5G -- Bramble -- running LineageOS 20 based on Android 13.) Show content Hide content 1 SWIFTONSECURITY@INFOSEC.EXCHANGE SwiftOnSecurity@infosec.exchange 9h Show more James smiled and chuckled at a video, clicking the share button to save it to storage. Accidentally thumbing the "Send To Friends" button, a blank dark screen reflected him in a smudged black mirror. The lips uncurled. "Alexa, turn off bedroom light." He cancelled, and scrolled up again. Show content Hide content JULIA EVANS b0rk@jvns.ca 9h Reply to@Qyriad @Qyriad@chaos.social Show more @Qyriad @Qyriad@chaos.social nah, i’m never going to go back and edit it and I can see a lot of problems myself Show content Hide content A MYRIAD OF QYRIAD Qyriad@chaos.social 10h Reply to@b0rk @b0rk@jvns.ca Show more @b0rk @b0rk@jvns.ca Speaking of this, are "well actually"s still welcome on the 2013 one? Show content Hide content 1 BEN FORD binford2k@hachyderm.io 9h Reply to@jessitron @jessitron@hachyderm.io Show more @jessitron @jessitron@hachyderm.io@mattstratton @mattstratton@hachyderm.io I like the hair Show content Hide content Load older statuses Settings Settings backup Show advanced Please bear with us We haven't had a release in a while, so things might look and feel different than what you're used to. Please report any issues and bugs on Pleroma GitLab, as we have changed a lot, and although we test thoroughly and use development versions ourselves, we may have missed some things. We welcome your feedback and suggestions on issues you might encounter, or how to improve Pleroma and Pleroma-FE. For more details on what's changed, see the full changelog. Art by pipivovott Never show againShow moreDismiss