hah, i can proudly say i've built Go a few times, but it's really not worth the time or power cost (takes about 30 minutes) ah yeah... haha, compiling GCC and/or clang that's gonna be several hours waiting

Don't say it too loud before the weird distro maxis start pooping all over us 🐸

Here's an anecdotal data point on Nostr.

Yesterday I asked people on both Nostr and Twitter what tropes in fiction they don't like. I have about 10x the followers on Twitter than Nostr, but I only received like 6x the number of replies on Twitter.

So Nostr had a higher relative engagement rate.

Bit the bullet and finally bought myself the most insane laptop I could find

24 threads 64gb ram 16gb RTX GPU 🤠

Now I can travel and still 🧑‍💻🐸🧑‍💻

One thing that's overlooked in discussions of health and medicine is the status quo ante of the patient. Like if you’re ostensibly healthy, the only criterion you should have about trying a remedy or treatment is how risky is it?

I’ll experiment with all kinds of supplements, took ivermectin when I had covid because I know all of them are very low risk. Do they help? I really don’t know because I can’t compare myself to the version of me that didn’t take them.

But I didn’t take the mRNA (thank God), and I won’t undergo certain procedures (colonoscopy? no thanks) because there’s real downside if they go wrong. (Plus, it seems psy-oppy to me that men in this society are expected to spread it for a bunch of people in technical garb.)

But if I were in bad shape and had all kinds of health problems, then the possibility of one of these things helping me *might* be worth the risk (still I’d probably just try to get into better shape, and definitely not the mRNA), but you can’t recommend the same treatments for everyone of a certain age, for example, because you’re ignoring this fundamental baseline.

I got mobbed for making this observation on Twitter (well a similar one) 18 months ago, and it was one of the most hilarious and telling back and forths I ever had on that web site. (Seriously, colonosophiles were coming out of the woodwork.)

But that’s a different topic.

People keep saying "CLI".

I have no idea what they mean, but it appears to be very important.

I think you guys need therapy. This is actually insane. Let’s go outside and get a hobby 💞 nostr:note10jweajztkw735rnsyxg4qavrl7m3andzn32x255x42jr4m8furvqhqajk5

The notion that anything could be money if attached to the right story, or any music is good if it’s marketed properly is deeply cynical. I am not arguing people can’t be convinced to buy bad records — clearly they can — but that no matter how much you market it, it will not stand the test of time unless it is in fact good.

the biggest problem with israel attacking hezbollah by planting bombs in common domestic telecoms hardware is they have now planted the meme that anything, especially second hand, could be a bomb waiting to go off when 5 messages come at once

when i was a child, all the adults around me were mortally afraid that they would destroy computers if they pressed the wrong button on them, and i was curious so i pressed all the buttons, and very occasionally i broke them, and if i did, often i would then learn how to fix them

normies will not cope with this

everything in the pawn shop now is going to be suspect

the terror effect of this attack is going to be a lot bigger than people expect, and just wait to see the copycat attacks now after this, hooo eee

Lol, classic DIY CA.

If I’m gonna do that, I should just launch Honest Jimbo’s Discount Certificate Authority and sell certs for sats. 🤔

yeah you can't run most linux distros without disabling it... i think mostly only Ubuntu works with it on, and other distros forked from it and many you can enable it but only after install

What are the practical consequences of turning off Secure Boot in BIOS/UEFI? #asknostr

nah, exit nodes can be monitored, and easily identified

most have a nic handle of tor-exit lol

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