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i hate cold trains esp if fans are blasting air around at high speed. Merdna line trains in Melbourne terrible for this, its 40C and you have to bring an insulated jacket for your train journey 😕 Or its winter and the 11C air outside is warmer than the train. One of the reasons I moved actually!
I have to say, I am really, really happy with how the flow into the thirty second GIF reflects my ideal computer useage.
Basically, I write a clim command that steers my leonardo system "like a person does" via emacs-server, visible in the background of the straightforward clim interactor GUI I generated in a couple lines.
@eduardoochs Cool! my thinking was just that we are pitching line by line, whereas ``` 1 2 3 ``` might be confused with #+begin src lisp 1 2 3 #+end src from orgmode, which is one source block.
On the other hand, you're right that visiting-my-current-file-in-eww-to-use-it is an awkward step ;p
And they render differently in some places (like separate lines vs a code block)
The REPL is really just there to provide a simple interface to the running web server for debugging your apps. That said, it _is_ a full-on Node.js REPL so you can pretty much run any JavaScript you want in it.
(I’m not going to even pretend I understand what you’re using it for but it’s fun to see folks playing with it in ways I never imagined.) 😀
the main thing for me (still quite a while til I need to use it) is that the kitten eepitch is a very convenient interface into the #kitten's kittendb (from inside #emacs).
So the kitten eepitch can be used to read and set values that determine what pages are generated, in real time.
This is useful reflectively by visiting the kitten in emacs' eww browser.
@eduardoochs we must convince Aral to adopt your category diagrams for Kitten's database typing ;p
@eduardoochs Ah, so you’re driving Kitten via its REPL to store/retrieve entries in its default JSDB append-only log?
Wouldn’t it be easier to use JSDB directly or to create a very lightweight executable that provides a REPL interface to it? (Unless you’re also using Kitten as a web server) 😀
A zero-dependency, transparent, in-memory, streaming write-on-update JavaScript database for the Small Web that persists to a JavaScript transaction log.
it's as you say, I'm using kitten for generating eev-style emacs 'dashboards' visited in emacs (on localhost). I will write a readable article with gifs about it when I've done a bit more. @eduardoochs
@aral Hi Aran (and screwlisp)! I've been working a lot on things that "people" - or, more honestly: eev users - can try in 5 minutes or less, like this...
I will try to write something like that for kitten this evening. It will be very prototype-ish, as I only started using kitten yesterday, but whatever... =)
A question: is there an easy way to make kitten display its requests, like "Requested foo/ - generating page from foo.page.md"?
Note: I am running kitten from a shell inside emacs, with no global configurations at all...
@aral I think that screwlisp means this <anggtwu.net/math-b.html#2022-m…>, but I am much more aware of the limitations of these kinds of diagrams than him... =P =P =P
(The typing diagrams are elsewhere, and not as polished. Long story - and long story later...)
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not your fight. Just casting for an easy quick and certain death. No new options. Statistically I have to inflict trauma on someone else. Bring on the Futurama booth
Short answer is: yes, as soon as more than one OS mounts a file system in read-write mode.
The kernel of a modern OS (I am generously including Windows here) caches file system data structures in memory. When you hibernate the computer, the content of that memory is written into a large file because that speeds-up a later restart.
Now, if you boot up another OS, and modify these partitions (without mounting them read-only), you alter the file systems data structures. That happens already when you view folders because this modifies access times stored in the inodes.
When you now shut down the second OS, and resume the first OS, the restarted kernel will have and use cached file system metadata which id loaded from the image into the kernel, that does not match that of the files on disk. And this causes file system corruption by definition.
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Here another helpful solution for people who want to evaluate and compare different Linux distributions: GNOME Boxes, a software to easily create virtual machines
.... virtual machines where you only have to select which accompanying image of Arch / Tumbleweed / Ubuntu / Fedora you want to try.
In addition, the combination of a very stable base system (say, Debian or SuSE Leap) with a fast-moving, bleeading edge virtualized system (say, SuSE Tumbleweed, Arch or Guix) on top can be surprisingly useful. And because small virtual machines, when not running, are nothing else than files on your computer, you can have many versions of them, alter things, try stuff out, then delete it and go back to the tidy original state.
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The other solution is to mount the shared, or borrowed file systems read-only. That works and is safe, but it could suck after a while for being impractical.
The answer is only yes if the question is “Hibernating and booting into another OS and modifying the same partition externally: will my filesystems be corrupted?”.
As I wrote above, for any safe access the file systems need to be mounted read-only (which is not the default). Otherwise, listing or viewing a file or directory already changes its metadata.
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Cutting support for disabled people will increase their risk of hardship, making it even more difficult to find a decent job, particularly in parts of the country with fewer suitable vacancies.
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Doch #Neukölln habe sich verändert – zum Schlechten: Mit dem Zuzug palästinensischer Familien aus dem Libanon in den 80er-Jahren habe sich die Kultur im Viertel radikal gewandelt. „Die brachten eine sehr patriarchalisch geprägte Kultur mit.“ Mangels Integrationsangeboten rutschten viele junge Libanesen in die Kriminalität ab: „Die Jungs von damals wurden teils große Nummern in der Organisierten Kriminalität. Sie bekamen Deutungshoheit über alles Mögliche im Viertel.“ Balci warnt: „Wir haben lange unterschätzt, wie groß dieses Phänomen werden würde.“
Das Problem besteht darin, dass Mohammedaner keinerlei Gnade empfinden, wenn etwas in den Augen ihres Imams oder Ältestenrates als #haram gilt.
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still deciding to fully degoogle with GOS or muddling through with what I have (proprietary, data grabbing and bloated).
To understand the question, compare with my main hardware with debian on it: a regular notebook I bought in 2016 and I've used heavily for all kinds of stuff: working, writing papers, downloading and playing media including AV1, editing audio, torrenting...
One of the best investments I ever made, considering what I paid and how prices nowadays are. Debian offers regular upgrades and I don't have to check if my hardware is going to support the software on a level comparable with android devices (GOS only runs on pixels, other open-source, privacy focused Android operating systems have similar hardware restrictions).
I want this kind of ROI for the device I buy and the software I use, but I don't know if that's possible:
GOS drops support for older pixels but I don't know how many years any particular device is supported by GOS: 3 years? not enough. There's no way I'm buying a new pixel every 3 years. I'd even consider 6 years restrictive.
still deciding to fully degoogle with GOS or muddling through with what I have (proprietary, data grabbing and bloated).
To understand the question, compare with my main hardware with debian on it: a regular notebook I bought in 2016 and I've used heavily for all kinds of stuff: working, writing papers, downloading and playing media including AV1, editing audio, torrenting...
One of the best investments I ever made, considering what I paid and how prices nowadays are. Debian offers regular upgrades and I don't have to check if my hardware is going to support the software on a level comparable with android devices (GOS only runs on pixels, other open-source, privacy focused Android operating systems have similar hardware restrictions).
I want this kind of ROI for the device I buy and the software I use, but I don't know if that's possible:
GOS drops support for older pixels but I don't know how many years any particular device is supported by GOS: 3 years? not enough. There's no way I'm buying a new pixel every 3 years. I'd even consider 6 years restrictive.
I can only share experience with Sailfish OS: As long as you don't drop your phone, it will easily last five years and might last eight. It depends of course as well how much you use some of the cancer that the modetn web is. Looking up the Arch Wiki requires a lot less ressources than browsing LinkedIn.
By 8 years old even the newest devices will be out of software support and using EOL phones is not a particularly great idea for security. GOS's security focus goes out of window if you use an old version with known vulnerabilities.
Sailfish OS has very long support times and the licenses I got so far are without time limit. IIRC that has changed or might change but still significantly longer than any vendor Android.
firmware updates matter and depend mostly on the chip manufacturer's support.
Can you give examples for this?
The deeper problem is that the OS Vendors for phones are already adversial. They want to extract as much pesonal data as possible. IMO, that is not really better than having malware on one's phone.
You can probably expect GOS support as long as Google supports the device, that is the main limitation. For the newer Pixels that is promised to be 7 years after release.
Going by this table, Pixel 6 is currently the oldest to get full GOS updates
Just an FYI for those who think like this. I DID TOO.
Your cellular chip and network carrier will often phase out your frequency bands 2 to 3 years before the 7 year mark. Thus your service (internet/data) will not work long before your device loses updates. You will get fed up with your device and buy another pixel roughly every 3 generations to keep with reliable internet connectivity.
This must depend on country and carrier. My carrier has never removed 4G or 5G bands. They've added new ones and they've phased out 2G and some 3G but that's all. My phones from 10 years ago can still connect just fine, although obviously newer ones are faster.
Few posts down I wrote two replies to some questions. This is also correct. They don't phase out your network. They alter it. You will still have 4G and 5G it's simply that we are still playing with the frequency bands for each tower and transmitter type. As we try to nail down the best functioning wave lengths. Your internet should relatively function the same and I say relatively loosely. For better or worse. Those bands 4g and 5g are not leaving, they just get altered.
We keep a standard set of bands like n71 and a handful of others. But there's also many more inside your cellular chipset that change each model. Which means it's possible your service could be more or less spotty. Depending on phone model, carrier, and location.
Pixel 8A you can get probably very affordable now and will get updates until 2031. It's more likely that by that time you will have dropped your phone and break it or simply want a hardware upgrade.
It also supports playing AV1 in hardware even at 4k resolution.
I just ordered an 8a because of how affordable it is used on eBay (~$250USD) and specifically for long support time it still has. Probably the best bang for your buck version
If the applications lag to the point where you can't stand it, you're going to need a new phone anyway and for most people who use social media applications like WhatsApp etc., the performance of the phone goes outdated much sooner than the support of the OS.
"Ein Richter entscheidet gegen die #Corona-Maßnahmen. Heute weiß man: Er hatte recht. Doch das half ihm nicht. Er verliert seinen Job. Gibt es Gerechtigkeit?"
"Die #Gutachten haben sich in vollem Umfang bestätigt, wenn man als Maßstab nimmt, was jetzt nach der Veröffentlichung der RKI-#Protokolle bekannt ist. Und das eigentliche Problem ist doch: Es wird immer gesagt, ja, mit dem Wissen von heute ist das doch klar, dass die Maßnahmen eben vielfach keiner kritischen Nachfrage standhalten. Aber mit dem Wissen von damals sei es halt nicht anders gegangen, da wusste man das alles noch nicht. Das stimmt einfach nicht. Die entscheidenden Punkte waren dem RKI schon von Anfang 2020 an bekannt. Es stellt sich die Frage, wenn das von Anfang an bekannt war und man es damals nicht nur besser hätte wissen können, sondern es sogar besser gewusst hat, warum trotzdem diese Maßnahmen angeordnet worden sind. Und das ist für mich die zentrale Frage, mit der sich eigentlich Untersuchungsausschüsse, Staatsanwaltschaften und Gerichte beschäftigen müssten. Die Gutachten von Fachleuten hatten damals also schon dieselben Erkenntnisse wie das RKI?
Ja, was die Gutachter herausgefunden haben, das wusste das RKI damals auch schon, und heute wissen es eigentlich alle. Leider hat die Justiz bisher, soweit ich das sehe, die Veröffentlichung der RKI-Protokolle nicht genutzt, um eine Selbstkorrektur einzuleiten."
Ein Richter entscheidet gegen die Corona-Maßnahmen. Heute weiß man: Er hatte recht. Doch das half ihm nicht. Er verliert seinen Job. Gibt es Gerechtigkeit?
A reminder that the whole #IsraelTerroristEntity and their #iofcowards can make a list that would put in shame the #Epsteinfiles Occupied Palestine it's a paedophile paradise. They kidnapped Palestinian children who dissapear every day. Who suffer sexual abuse even in their prisons (yes, there are children hold inside israelí prisons) And nobody gives a fuck. #israelisapaedophileparadise
Excellent news: our legal action has succeeded. The government is changing its policy on the export of waste tyres, to stop them being diverted into highly polluting and dangerous pyrolysis plants. @fightingdirty.bsky.socialis a tiny group, getting big wins. fightingdirty.org/fighting-dir...
Environmental campaign group Fighting Dirty has today welcomed the findings of a long-awaited internal review by the Environment Agency, which confirms the EA failed to ensure it was fulfilling its legal obligations when exporting waste tyres to Indi…
Good grief. Coal is, according to the Trump administration, the happening thing. Up next: US government bets big on traction engines. RE: bsky.app/profile/did:plc:trskn…
Alright King Bramis you corpulent freakshow, get ready, because I'm coming for you! You're DONE. There can only be one Lord of the Fallen, and it's gonna be me! Before you die remember that your mistake wasn't plunging your kingdom into a demonic shithole or sacrificing all your subjects to enrich your fat ass, your mistake was pissing ME off.
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Der russische Präsident Wladimir Putin hat am Freitag erklärt, Russland habe mit der Produktion seiner neuesten Hyperschallrakete begonnen. Der Staatschef
In Naples, Palestinian symbols are everywhere, permeating the city's fabric as if Palestine is the paramount political concern for the entire region's populace.
I picked up a US Classic brand Congress pattern knife with a modern variation. Instead of 2 larger primary Sheepsfoot blades it has changed one out for a Spear Point blade. Brown Bone Scales
Interesting how much this parallels David Graeber's book, "Debt, The First 5000 Years". Human society is faced with huge choices that come down to orderly transition or a disorderly collapse of this current iteration of "society". I see little evidence that our "leaders" have the will to even recognise the scale of the threat.
@tompearce49 I share your pessimism Tom. Time and time again, when faced by the key issue of inequality, politicians and those who have plenty show little inclination to give ground to those who have little or nothing, even when our future survival depends on it.
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In a spiritual approach, what to do with this more or less persistent or discontinuous will which consists of ‘wanting to receive’ ? In the same way that the disciple in his profane life can be led…
Easy and not so easy... We all play this "outer game" to varying degrees and yet.... even those games don't satisfy....
This question friend... How do I pretend like I want to be here, live this life, with this personality, culture, spirituality, nation biases etc when KNOWING that none of it is REAL?
Tenemos que renunciar a nuestra privacidad y dar nuestros datos en todas absolutamente todas las páginas y aplicaciones de internet por nuestra seguridad es un simple casualidad que desde que damos nuestros datos por nuestra seguridad tengamos que sortear cuatro intentos de estafa telefónica, 3 de phishing, 34 llamadas spam y 2 estafas de tarjeta diarios. Seguramente se solucione dando aún más datos por internet por nuestra seguridad.
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