Notices by ⚪ next buneit of computing (lynnesbian@fedi.lynnesbian.space)

if they wanted me to pronounce risc-V as "risk five" they shouldn't have put a fucking V instead of a 5 #controversial

oof

you might be wondering, did i see a cool lizard when i went to brisbane

the answer is yes

creating an ebooks bot is about to get a lot easier!

did you know: the dwarf hotot breed is known for its black "eyeliner" fur pattern

region locked GIF

"you're okay lynne, you're doing fine" i hear him say over my sobbing, "and that is something you might not have known"

all sorts of lovely trees :blobbun:

Intel VAAPI (vape API)

goo night

this is a very rare bun, only posted in rare circumstances. you may go your entire life and only see this bun once.

do you think rabbits know they're cute

subnet <-> intranet <-> internet <-> outernet

me: let's see what's on TV
TV ad: the king of comedy, adam sandler,
me: thats enough TV

also there's a good few bofa peeps :face_think_thonking:

@CornishRepublicanArmy @ben well, lulu, i can't install it because i don't have nearly enough space on my laptop. but you to have fun!

goo morning :blobcatfearful:

samsung users: i fucking hate the bixby button, i keep accidentally opening bixby
me, a genius: you fool's. now that i have rooted my phone and installed a custom ROM, i will simply rebind the bixby button to whatever i desire. now i have a dedicated camera button
me: i fucking hate the camera button, i keep accidentally opening the camera

sometimes i see people "quote tooting" by copying a link to the original post and then adding a reply and like... why??

there's a reason mastodon hasn't implemented quote toots. (pleroma doesn't have them either - i don't know if they have the same reasoning.) they can occasionally be helpful and they're good in a vacuum, but they're often used to harass and "dunk on" and all that crap. it's effectively a way to reply to something without actually notifying the person that they're being replied to.

and yes, i know misskey has a quote feature (they call it "renote"), and no i don't think that's a good thing

i actually made a slightly improved RLE algorithm for use in a video game once - i could store the tile data much more efficiently by specifying that there were, say, ten trees in a row rather than listing "tree" ten times. i got around the a1b1c1d1e1 problem by making it possible to write something like "abcd2e2". if there was no number present, the algorithm assumed 1.

the game was never finished (never anywhere close!). honestly, i had a lot more fun working on the code than i did the actual game...