Posts by vector@weirder.earth
(DIR) Post #9lj2o1nM4G7psYomPY by vector@weirder.earth
2019-08-09T23:54:35Z
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@Gargron @trwnh Extraordinarily celibate?
(DIR) Post #9mFWjbSeccaDVfgITI by vector@weirder.earth
2019-08-25T15:58:03Z
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Look what I found in the bottom of a box that must have been moved unopened for the last five moves at least. This thing is a totally wild time capsule of where tech was heading right before the iPhone. This sucker doesn’t even have wireless. It’s designed to search the LAN for an iTunes media share and then you use a remote to navigate on the display. I’ve managed to lose the stand, the power adapter and the remote so it’s probably just trash at this point, but man it was cool when I got it.
(DIR) Post #9mr7XjuvrosJfQeZMW by vector@weirder.earth
2019-09-12T11:53:20Z
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@Gargron @zatnosk @jeroenpraat On our small instance (~100 active users), the local timeline is one of the most beloved features. Our users have been asking us to add the local-only posting option for a while now.
(DIR) Post #9muSrQAv0TTMZeB58q by vector@weirder.earth
2019-09-12T11:55:33Z
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@thegibson @Gargron @zatnosk @jeroenpraat We’re thinking about switching to the Hometown fork.
(DIR) Post #9mvUsHz1LMRYWV78fw by vector@weirder.earth
2019-09-13T13:14:54Z
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I feel like I need to stop using EMACS now...(Link CW: Richard Stallman is gross)https://geekfeminism.wikia.org/wiki/EMACS_virgins_joke
(DIR) Post #9mz7k9vbt4gyuXVrbU by vector@weirder.earth
2019-09-15T23:13:34Z
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My two year old disabling the baby monitor in his room is praxis, but it’s also pretty annoying.
(DIR) Post #9mz7kj8F06am5qgweO by vector@weirder.earth
2019-09-16T04:07:23Z
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My partner saw him walking over to unplug it, she used the talk button to speak to him through the camera and said “don’t you dare unplug that.” He just looked the camera dead in the eye, smiled, and unplugged it.
(DIR) Post #9nijQDqBbiQVGrIw6a by vector@weirder.earth
2019-10-08T03:20:56Z
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Caught this hoppy boy on my back door.
(DIR) Post #9odNGOTrKttYyUfmD2 by vector@weirder.earth
2019-11-04T23:41:13Z
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@darius we’re still interested in migrating to hometown, but we’re corruently on vanilla mastodon 3.0.1. Should we wait for the next release of Hometown or just move onto the hometown-dev branch?
(DIR) Post #9odPqSdZYiKeCRXf96 by vector@weirder.earth
2019-11-05T00:05:21Z
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@djsundog stick around past the initial pain for all the additional layers of pain.
(DIR) Post #9p06NzMTq6mL9TBF8y by vector@weirder.earth
2019-11-15T22:49:58Z
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Thousands of years from now, alien archeologists will be digging through the remains of human civilization. "What do you think killed them off?" "It appears to have been a 'gender reveal announcement'."
(DIR) Post #9pDYzGLQyzOsJHjRmi by vector@weirder.earth
2019-11-22T06:05:06Z
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@micahflee I think Mastodon has finally started to get big enough that there’s not really a singular answer to questions like this. Depends on what part of the fedi you’re on. On my instance, people generally CW all politics usually with something like “uspol” it “ukpol”. I generally don’t see people get mad about neutral or positive stuff going without a CW though.
(DIR) Post #9pKP0d0YZG7TSAhNGy by vector@weirder.earth
2019-11-25T18:04:03Z
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@nekojanai @ticky
(DIR) Post #9pOcMt4f9aHpnCCpNY by vector@weirder.earth
2019-11-27T04:54:29Z
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@Red @will feminism aims to destroy patriarchy. The traditional definition of masculinity is tied to the patriarchy. So, feminism aims to destroy that view of masculinity, and replace it with a healthier more egalitarian gender dynamic. That said, in much the same way it’s not the job of men to tell women what womanhood means, it is similarly up to men to figure out what masculinity free of patriarchy looks like.
(DIR) Post #9pUv3uMSQaezKgyXCK by vector@weirder.earth
2019-11-30T02:08:20Z
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Mochi is a mood #caturday
(DIR) Post #9pYXc6J0Ea2coRtER6 by vector@weirder.earth
2019-12-02T05:44:01Z
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So I have a question for #lisp / #clojure folks. I find myself using the threading macros a lot (-> and ->>) in order to unwrap deeply nested function call stacks. Is this really common or am I doing something wrong? Should I be using let a lot more or something?
(DIR) Post #9pYqsri3eX9Tb2JhB2 by vector@weirder.earth
2019-12-02T14:58:50Z
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Hey #CyclistsofMastodon is this a good deal?https://houston.craigslist.org/bik/d/houston-trek-1000-aluminum-58-cm-road/7017562068.html
(DIR) Post #9phJGRqAq5wxWzTqy0 by vector@weirder.earth
2019-12-06T15:44:03Z
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Cat question: Our cat seems to causing an allergic reaction in people who otherwise are not allergic to cats. Anyone know anything about how something like this could be the case? (Sample size is definitely small enough that it could be a coincidence)#catsofmastodon
(DIR) Post #9pyOOfZotRUgLB5rBQ by vector@weirder.earth
2019-12-15T00:51:04Z
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@andre I was going to vote for VSCode but despite a lot of hard work to make it fast and efficient it still feels like a bit of a resource hog so I keep going back to EMACS.
(DIR) Post #9pytkIiFg9CWNYpe76 by vector@weirder.earth
2019-12-15T00:26:33Z
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Making my five year old watch the Disney Robin Hood cartoon so he can grow up to be a high clout Mastodon poster.