we’ll be saying this 200 years from now

incredible. thank you, ikidd, i care about this a lot

kubernetes makes it easier again, but with more trials, i spent hours figuring out DNS

I’m team graphene despite having returned to the cathedral. they need thousands of dollars of our money to free up their time for the things they prioritize: this is very much a theo de raadt situation. the phone landscape is imperfect, we must take what we can get, whatever is maximum security and maintains the free software principles, projects like Android ports of self-hosted clients must continue to poison the Google narrative. it is the job of the less-skilled to serve as patron for the people who hold up the internet

your name is joseki, we should play go together, I’m not good enough to play in an Asian tournament or anything but i do like the game a lot

can you share your experience with Apertus? I’m interested in running this!

i vote America intelligence

they don’t need that either, they operate on interpersonal relationships rather than official ones

hello lemmy, please watch care of kancharapalem.

the less i tell you about it, the better. it is a very, very good movie experience because of the story, a story built on a house of cards that i don’t want anyone knocking over before you see it, trigger warning there is 1 suicide

you are not more clever than the cocaine you consume

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the truth machine made me realize that i never have to lie again

tales of symphonia taught me that trusting everyone you meet is not as stupid a decision as it looks

and simulacra and simulation taught me that no one needs to lie in order to fool you

lots of learning about what it means to tell the truth

stallman was right all along I’m going back to the cathedral, everyone can go to hell

close enough. even proximity to perfection is perfect in a way

no

this is why openBSD will run the spaceships 20000 years from now if we make it as a species

we keep imprisoning or killing him

anthropologically speaking it might be worth paying her if she’ll keep doing it. most cracks are forever, after all

but also we keep in mind the sheer size of the largest human government in the world. there’s about 35 million public sector employees