Notices by muesli (fribbledom@mastodon.social), page 11

@alexcleac

Indeed!

@phlox

I think it may if you enable ANSI, which has been disabled until a recent Windows 10 release.

@314

Occupying your feed like it's wallstreet 😂

Socialist blue shell:

once a year, the poorest person can choose to swap the positions of the richest and second-richest person.

@ParadeGrotesque

I agree. I actually found it quite interesting to compare the two on a vacation in California, back when Apple Maps just launched... in 2012/2013 or whenever it was.

"Those who do not understand autoconf are doomed to repeat it.

On the other hand, those who do understand autoconf are doomed to use it."

"Is it Windows Vista bad? Is it iPhone4 bad?! Don't tell me this is Zune bad!"

"I'm sorry, it is Apple Maps bad."

"Fuuuuuuck"

If I'd ever write my own shell, I'd do it in Go and call it 'gosh', with the accompanying side-project 'oh-my-gosh'.

Just kidding. There's already elvish, a shell written in #golang - and it's pretty marvelous, if I may say so myself. You should check it out:

https://elv.sh/

@carbontwelve

Things that come to mind:

- supports up to 64GB of RAM (instead of just 32GB)
- less power consumption

I often don't know what my expectations are until they're not met.

You don't have to read the entire patent application, just search for "sorry":

https://patents.google.com/patent/US9346394B1/en

😂

(via @qbi)

@gudenau

I'm not sure I'm following you here... what exactly do you mean?

@gudenau

I'd actually really prefer to run just one (HDMI) cable to all my living room devices.

The dream: your receiver pipes super fast Internet over HDMI to all devices.

The reality: every device has the cheapest, flakiest Chinese WiFi chip with the worst possible UI imaginable for entering user/pass. The UI doesn't support digits or extended characters.

@f2k1de

Immer noch mehr Bandbreite als USB2 😂

@jason

o/ Likewise!

The magic of the federated timeline 😊

@mansr

Sure, that doesn't mean it can automatically be exploited by sending some magic command to the mouse, though.

You're right though, it should be fairly trivial to block it in the kernel.

@mansr

You know that's a great question! I don't know the definitive answer, and could see arguments for both sides, but I'll boost your toot, in case someone else has more insight.

@RandomDamage @Wolf480pl

I still consider it news. The wireless connection is _supposed_ to be properly encrypted, after all. And until today most everyone was under the impression it is - at least when it comes to Logitech devices.