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twitch.tv/madewokherd Early stream. Continuing with BIT.TRIP Runner.

First I hear about EU's intention to force all browsers to accept state-mandated certificate authorities which would enable those same states to subvert TLS encryption at will. This is super dangerous and must not pass. Thanks @mozilla for the heads up!
last-chance-for-eidas.org/

I love when a mystery changes from "why doesn't this work in [new situation]?" to "why does this work in [old situation]?"

Realizing that the anniversaries we feel a desire to celebrate (starting HRT and discovering we're a system) were empowered choices we made, rather than choices that were made for us (being born).

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the good, useful internet did not make enough money. The broken, ad-blasted, unusable internet also doesn't make enough money

kink, cnc // 

@lioness I misread that as conifer so you are a tree now. I don't make the rules.

capitalism, ai, other shitty things 

If it's like highways (extracting resources creates demand for them), choosing to individually conserve isn't going to turn the dial. We need rules to keep society living within its means.

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capitalism, ai, other shitty things 

What I'm learning from the way investors (apparently) spend large amounts of cash is: as long as there are more resources to be exploited, someone will buy them up and use them to try to make money, however unlikely that is and however unhelpful or even detrimental the product. This isn't sustainable. So I don't blame the power consumption of large models on those who use them, I blame people willing to subsidize the expense, and the system that enables it.

@mavica_again As soon as we're physically talking to another person all our ability to affect or observe the system almost vanishes.

Update: my joke project from last night is no longer a joke.

programming language feature abuse 

Yes, that is the normal python repr (I didn't make my own loop for it), and yes I did make this shell upload itself to github.

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programming language feature abuse 

meh@Deej:~$ python -i python-shell.py
meh@Deej:/home/meh>>> ls()
python-shell.py

meh@Deej:/home/meh>>> ls('/').lines()
['bin', 'boot', 'dev', 'etc', 'home', 'init', 'lib', 'lib32', 'lib64', 'libx32', 'lost+found', 'media', 'mnt', 'opt', 'proc', 'root', 'run', 'sbin', 'snap', 'srv', 'sys', 'tmp', 'usr', 'var']
meh@Deej:/home/meh>>> (ls('/')|grep('b')).lines()
['bin', 'boot', 'lib', 'lib32', 'lib64', 'libx32', 'sbin']

github.com/madewokherd/python-

I've heard that youtube creators for #BoardGames and #CardGames say the youtube algorithm tells them very few women <4%? watch their channels. BUT. Because I mainly watch board game & card game & video game content on youtube, it classifies me as a man and offers lots of beard-shaving ads, even though I have never told youtube my gender (I'm not a man). So the algorithm and stereotyping of these hobbies is self-perpetuating #Youtube

Pedestrians, it should be our right to be distracted. It should be our right to walk and listen to music / look at the sky / cute dogs / snowflakes and not worry about getting killed. Nothing about that is dangerous except for CARS. Don't let them make you believe you are the problem.

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