FoxQuirk 🦊 @quirk@computerfairi.es

You know how some people say that you should not use your phone at the dinner table because they see it as rude to talk to people over the internet instead of people at the dinner table. If someone does that to us we will just talk to each other in the system instead

> learns backgammon
> wants to find a linux gui for it
> finds gnubg
> proceeds to get obliterated by the ai
> turns on “tutor mode”
> “you are about to make a very bad play.”
> has no idea what is bad about it
> click “hint”
> *an incomprehensible graph appears*
> …
> “i’m sure i’ll get it eventually”

its out of touch thursdays!

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Are you using a screen reader to access Mastodon?

If you do not speak to the worker, there will be no communism
If you do not speak to Indigenous, we can have no Decolonization
If you do not speak to those that were fed through the school to prison pipeline. We can have no Prison Abolition.
If you do not speak to the oppressed, there will be no Revolution.
It takes a million voices to topple a mountain. And if you gatekeep them behind words that they don't know. Then you are only speaking for yourself.

So that's why I write poems of Revolution

Stitched this long vertical pan shot of the Mars colony from Cowboy Bebop.

The horizontal image preview only shows a piece of it.

#TIL a dialog box that tells you to make a choice and do something, but gives you no choices to make, is called a monologue box. #UIRage

"Decentralized" systems are susceptible to catastrophic failure if every node runs the same software created by a single entity. Open Source doesn't change this. *Social* decentralization and diverse implementations for a protocol provide better resilience and distributed agency.

it is with a heavy heart that I have to announce that Jenkins is still the least worst