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Early start to river swimming season.
Last quote I got for fiber involved a laughing suggestion of a $20k installation fee..
Applied for fiber from a coop that was founded to serve a county in the next state over, but has been expanding here for several years and now claims they can service my address.
(they haven't seen my 1 mile driveway yet..)
A nonprofit would be quite a leg up from starlink.. Not to mention symmetric 1gbps.
Clearly this would be something for the git mailing list. Except I'm building a gitremote-helper that is targeting working with existing git. So I've already implemented a workaround. Thus motivation for repeatedly rebasing C patches over email is not large.
why does #git when pushing to a remote helper, first "list" the remote, then send the helper a "push", and only *then* notice if there's a non-fast-forward and claim the push has failed?
This seems to mean every remote helper has to detect non-fast-forward pushes and reject them, redundantly to git's own detection of the same thing.
(See for example git-remote-gcrypt documenting this as "A longstanding bug is that every git push effectively has a --force.")
I encourage making websites return jwz balls when HN retitles your stuff. I assume JWZ is ok with being a CDN for this purpose.
Hacker news adds a question mark to "The man who killed google search" to make it more "accurate" despite not having read it (or even AI summarized it I guess?)
Meanwhile, Metafilter shows me again why I love it despite itself.
The reverse engineering of the JS they're doing is particularly amusing. Like, it contains 679 embedded javascript libraries and all of their licenses, and 1 mb of every load is used to send those licenses over the wire.
It's been illuminating to watch #starlink's web interface bit rot over the past couple of years. Until last month it rotted away entirely, with the device serving up only a logo.
Amusingly some users were able to restore the old web interface, which still works because the underlying data is still being provided (and will be probably since the phone app uses the same data source).
https://github.com/iam-TJ/open-dishy/
Now when I go to dishy.starlink.com, it's running on my raspberry pi.
Voyager is a bit more V'ger from today
Literally had to go find a blurb that was like "Die Hard meets The Martian--with a dash of Knives Out" to purge that previous blurb from my mind.
"highly commericial" wtf?
editing a pdf form in firefox, what is this dark magic?
copyright question it seems worth pondering:
If I use a false persona to get malicious code into an open source project, and along the way include some good code to cover my tracks, and I mendaciously comply with all the standard stuff needed to get my code into the project (copyright statements etc), then is that good code actually freely licensed?
mostly finished rebootstrapping from source after post-con crud
it was also serving the front page as a 404 for the javascript linked from the front page yesterday, which is a very nice level of breakage indeed
gotta give #starlink praise where due, by removing the proprietary web frontend from their starlink terminal, they drive free software development in the space of seeing basic obstruction maps, knowing when your starlink is obstructed or the network is otherwise down, etc
Making even 404 pages the same useless logo as the front page is also a strong choice.
Already missing #distribits, hoping we do it again sometime
appimage mounts a clipboard, wtf?
This is my and @mih and Timothy Sanders's result of the #distribits hackathon, design for #gitAnnex special remotes to support storing git repositories. We improved on git-remote-datalad-annex significantly I think and I hope to implement this as part of #gitAnnex.
generation of the #distribits video archive has started, and since we're using a #gitAnnex repository it's a collaborative public process which will culminate in a redundantly mirrored archive with rich metadata.
Here the day long youtube videos are being cut into clips https://github.com/distribits/distribits-allvideos/pull/2
I woke up refreshed home at last, ran a git-annex get, checked out the clips branch, ran the cut command, and have every talk available to review.
Last sight of Dusseldorf. Great town!
Performed a ceremonial tagging of Datalad 1.0 at the conclusion of #Distribits
"an octopus merge of 40 thousand branches" -- #datalad people are wild #git
Streetcar I caught to the conference this morning.
author: Leigh Bardugo
name: Joey
average rating: 4.03
book published: 2019
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author: Frank Herbert
name: Joey
average rating: 3.89
book published: 1969
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date added: 2021/10/22
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author: Linda Nagata
name: Joey
average rating: 4.10
book published: 2019
rating: 3
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date added: 2021/10/03
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Egan did the general extropian voyage better, but the murder ships are an interesting metaphor for Facebook.
author: Carlo Rovelli
name: Joey
average rating: 4.08
book published: 2020
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date added: 2021/09/18
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author: Rian Hughes
name: Joey
average rating: 3.93
book published: 2020
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date added: 2021/09/10
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author: Matt Bell
name: Joey
average rating: 3.55
book published: 2021
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date added: 2021/08/29
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author: K.B. Spangler
name: Joey
average rating: 4.32
book published: 2021
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date added: 2021/03/25
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author: Arkady Martine
name: Joey
average rating: 4.53
book published: 2021
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date added: 2021/03/18
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author: Leonard Richardson
name: Joey
average rating: 3.91
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date added: 2021/01/23
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author: Simon Jimenez
name: Joey
average rating: 4.08
book published: 2020
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date added: 2020/05/19
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author: Amal El-Mohtar
name: Joey
average rating: 4.21
book published: 2019
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date added: 2019/07/24
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author: Ted Chiang
name: Joey
average rating: 4.40
book published: 2019
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date added: 2019/06/15
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author: Kim Stanley Robinson
name: Joey
average rating: 3.54
book published: 2018
rating: 3
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date added: 2018/11/02
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author: Ken Ilgunas
name: Joey
average rating: 4.02
book published: 2018
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date added: 2018/10/09
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author: James Smythe
name: Joey
average rating: 3.98
book published: 2018
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date added: 2018/09/29
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author: Ursula K. Le Guin
name: Joey
average rating: 3.81
book published: 2008
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date added: 2018/07/29
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author: Annalee Newitz
name: Joey
average rating: 3.51
book published: 2017
rating: 4
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date added: 2018/03/23
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author: Ari Walkingnorth
name: Joey
average rating: 4.59
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date added: 2018/03/14
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author: Ada Palmer
name: Joey
average rating: 4.20
book published: 2017
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date added: 2017/12/27
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author: Mohsin Hamid
name: Joey
average rating: 3.81
book published: 2017
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date added: 2017/10/06
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author: N.K. Jemisin
name: Joey
average rating: 4.53
book published: 2017
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date added: 2017/09/02
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author: Michael Swanwick
name: Joey
average rating: 3.85
book published: 1987
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date added: 2017/08/06
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author: Michael Swanwick
name: Joey
average rating: 3.84
book published: 1987
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date added: 2017/08/06
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author: Kim Stanley Robinson
name: Joey
average rating: 3.66
book published: 2017
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date added: 2017/03/29
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author: Errol Hess
name: Joey
average rating: 0.0
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date added: 2016/11/01
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