Hey folks, moving over to @katastrophe as my main - I may still use this occasionally, but that's gonna be my new home.
Sorry to run around so much! Last time for a while and now I'm settled into mastodon.
Hiii folks! I think I'm gonna be moving over here from @katastrophe soon. :)
What I want to know is what counts as "etc".
> impulse buys another vape as self care because it was clearanced and I'm totally not a stereotype.
well, "bought", I owe @drcable for it still xD
So @drcable and I might have a brand.
"If we ever break up the hardest part is going to be deciding who gets the domains"
Looking for an OS X tool to wildcard autocomplete DNS lookups - so lookup for name.xyz gets mapped to name.abc.def.xyz - based on a wildcard rule of *.xyz -> .abc.def.xyz without having to define each individual entry?
Anyone got any ideas?
"Are you a brat in the business world?!"
".... yes."
"gender as a service" host your gender on the cloud.
Also, it should be easier to redirect your "main" to another instance in some way. I'm not entirely sure what that would look like, but I hate the idea of making work for followers by changing where I live?
I've been noticing I'm quieter on here the last few days, and that's because I've not been using my laptop largely. With no usable native client on Android, due to those TLS issues, it's a headache to toot from, and that's a shame.
As much as I love cybre.space, and I do, the fact that an overzealous TLS configuration impairs usability on all but the *latest* of Android is pushing me away.
HTTPS & TLS are important, yes, but at the cost of usability in a space like Mastodon? Hm. :/
Federation/defederation is massive, because it's actually fulfilling the promise it made- distributed power. Multiple admins threatening to defederate a place can actually force the instance ot get its act together and use the moderation tools/softer power(admin tweets about what's acceptable, call outs, codes of conduct) to change the norms to be inline with the bloc of instances arguing.
If instance admins can listen to their residents (and residents can organise) we have somthing that looks like a usable representive democracy(modulo capital to run an instance, but here that's crowdfunded anyway?)
now I'm in the mood: fuck private methods and variables.
If you need that your API and documentation are shit and you should feel bad for publishing it so fast.
It's not protecting anything, it's just wasting my time. I'll patch your lib if I have to but that private var will get changed because I need it changed.
Wanna hide it? Use a "_" and a comment. Document the side effects and why it shouldn't be used instead, it's an improvement for all use cases.
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*carefully resists urge to take more pro plus*
the monitors we left behind
Kali Linux can now use cloud GPUs for password-cracking https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/04/28/kali_linux_adds_gpu_support/