Posts by mjog@octodon.social
(DIR) Post #9n0txIzWUZD3k4daG8 by mjog@octodon.social
2019-09-17T12:32:24Z
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@ericbuijs I could only give you a colloquial definition, best look it up yourself.
(DIR) Post #9n1pcw8XY99APSqZxg by mjog@octodon.social
2019-09-17T23:18:37Z
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@ericbuijs Sounds about right.In any case, it's not according to me – the only people saying that Stallman stepping down is a bad thing are white, cis, men. Literally *everyone* else is celebrating.
(DIR) Post #9nF8JpjRRvAK4uDwZ6 by mjog@octodon.social
2019-09-24T09:02:07Z
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✨✨ Geary 3.34.0 out now! ✨✨Improved contacts popover, autocomplete contacts from desktop address book, spell checker for the subject line, and a whole lot of bug fixes. It's the best Geary yet!Now available on https://flathub.orghttps://mail.gnome.org/archives/geary-list/2019-September/msg00034.html#Geary #GNOME #Linux #Email
(DIR) Post #9nGgMi2U6BlWggdMKe by mjog@octodon.social
2019-09-25T03:15:29Z
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@mastohost Good work! 💪💪
(DIR) Post #9nLpHoOH4cvAYrQ1qa by mjog@octodon.social
2019-09-27T14:48:58Z
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@fribbledom "What Is it Like to Experience Climate Anxiety as a Bat?" and other philosophical works brought up to date for our dismal situation.#GrimMeathookFuture
(DIR) Post #9oUKIontKtbJ9ckeHo by mjog@octodon.social
2019-10-31T14:13:45Z
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Just a semi-regular reminder that "Linux" isn't a platform. GNOME is a platform, KDE is a platform. Linux is a kernel.Any web app can claim Linux support, as can Windows app running under Wine. "Native Linux" apps that aren't KDE or GNOME apps aren't native at all.
(DIR) Post #9pY1gqhqSjOxLZjKBU by mjog@octodon.social
2019-12-02T07:32:23Z
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PCs are well-supported dumpster fires. Macs are poorly supported ivory towers. ARM boards will only boot if you get an image from a sketchy github repo in a dark alley, and then your SD card dies.Pick as many as you want, sucker.#Linux
(DIR) Post #9rhCuSd43bOYl16oue by mjog@octodon.social
2020-02-04T13:42:34Z
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It's 2020, which SMTP MTA to use?Reasoning in the comments, boosts appreciated!#Email #Sendmail #Postfix #Exim
(DIR) Post #9rhDlwLKJPW2GGJTdo by mjog@octodon.social
2020-02-04T14:00:39Z
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@bortzmeyer I guess I'm looking for features other than security-by-obscurity. ;)
(DIR) Post #9rhyGnpUbv2kj44s4m by mjog@octodon.social
2020-02-04T22:41:41Z
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@fitheach Well, when I first established this service, Sendmail was the gold standard, so I've kept using that for literally decades. Now it seems like Exim is the new Sendmail however, so I feel like I may as well jump ahead and go with Postfix, tbh.
(DIR) Post #9sQIAj19HNg5EPjDfs by mjog@octodon.social
2020-02-26T03:42:51Z
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“Ordinary people don’t exchange email messages that any powerful adversary would bother to read, and for those people, encrypted email is LARP security.”— Stop Using Encrypted Email https://latacora.micro.blog/2020/02/19/stop-using-encrypted.html#Email #PGP #Privacy
(DIR) Post #9sQPY4Ib1Mg9Zey21w by mjog@octodon.social
2020-02-26T09:14:40Z
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@tuxicoman “Live-action role playing”
(DIR) Post #9t2I96APZbvCETBtnE by mjog@octodon.social
2020-03-15T00:11:23Z
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🦄 Geary 3.36.0 has been released! 🍃🍃 A new composer, undo everywhere, and finally no more accidentally archiving emails when you press the A key. 😅Enjoy!https://mail.gnome.org/archives/geary-list/2020-March/msg00001.html#Geary #GNOME #Linux #Email
(DIR) Post #9ui1847IfUGL4usNfc by mjog@octodon.social
2020-05-03T09:31:22Z
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Just discovered Flatseal on Flathub: https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.github.tchx84.FlatsealAlong with other gems like Lollipop, Fragments, Icon Library, Colour Palette, Bustle, I'm really enjoying the renaissance in GNOME app development that Flatpak and Flathub have ushered in.#GNOME #Flatpak
(DIR) Post #9vA2GkZaA4U2Ra5Vke by mjog@octodon.social
2020-05-18T01:31:57Z
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@bugaevc EINSUFFICIENTCONTEXT: Using shared libs or the shared libs themselves? ;)
(DIR) Post #9zGUd2pT3sD6dLFgMC by mjog@octodon.social
2020-09-17T23:29:08Z
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@Linux4Everyone I'm looking forward to this being usable as a day-to-day driver, tbh, because I'm pretty tired of distros shipping piecemeal, modified, patched, out of date parts of the desktop.Would be interesting to see how well it worked as-is, or maybe install something like the nix package manager to fill in the gaps.
(DIR) Post #A0R8MoRl9CAu7z0oDY by mjog@octodon.social
2020-10-22T22:32:49Z
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From now on I'm never buying another laptop without being able to actually try out its trackpad first, or at least see a video of someone using it.
(DIR) Post #A0R8MomftQuBAqnVom by mjog@octodon.social
2020-10-22T23:41:53Z
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@thibaultamartin Aye I had only ever used T and X series back in the day. Then I started using MacBookPros for a while and it made me wonder what people were complaining about. Most recently I picked up a laptop from a Linux PC vendor (you know, to do the right thing) and finally found out: The problem trackpads isn't trackpads, the problem with trackpads is PC manufacturers.
(DIR) Post #A1UsgnOrAslc3IBFce by mjog@octodon.social
2020-11-23T01:44:36Z
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I'm writing a bog-standard Unicode tokeniser to replace the crap one SQLite ships, and I'm wondering why I'm wasting my life writing C code again.In the same vein of the old post I re-tooted, is there a Rust guru out there that can tell me if: * Decent ICU bindings or equivalent Unicode normalisation, case folding and word-break analysis exists for Rust? (the latter being key) * Decent SQLite FTS5 custom tokeniser bindings or equivalent exist for Rust?#Rust #Oxidisation #ICU #SQLite
(DIR) Post #A6ty0iYRyMFqUItaka by mjog@octodon.social
2021-05-04T09:30:14Z
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Anyone have any recommendations for building a resource-oriented REST API in Python (preferably) or JS?I'm not looking for something like Flask or FastAPI to build a REST-like API, I'm looking for actual REST - you know, where you do a `GET HTTP/1.1 /` and you get a list of links to valid sub-resources, and follow the links from there.#HTTP #REST #Python #JavaScript #LazyFedi