"warning touching this machine might make you...gay :3"
"this machine makes you a lesbian, touch at your own discretion."
"this machine alters you in ways we don't know, know this, if you choose to touch it"
"umm this machine kindamakes you transgener we don know why tho :neocat_confused:"
☀️ Artist: #DavidZinn in City: #AnnArbor USA 🇺🇸 08/2024 - Title:
🔴 "Nadine and the Two-Ladybug
Walk." 🐞🐭🐞
🟡 "Nadine und der Spaziergang mit
zwei Marienkäfer."
#StreetArt #Art #Chalkart #Artist #SidewalkChalk #3DArt #Mouse #Ladybug #Walkies
@Raeve like yeah it makes sense to not start on a high dose when for all you know less might be enough, but there's no excuse to start at a dose that works for less than one in a thousand people. having E levels be a little higher for a bit isn't a big deal (and endos are too obsessed about only giving as much as strictly necessary, if that). start at a reasonable baseline, dose up or down as needed. unless the patient asks to start lower.
okay but what if ELF had a feature where a particular executable page would get mapped from a different offset in the file depending on CPU flags, so you could do CPU capability dispatch with literally zero runtime cost by just having several versions of the same page with different versions of the same function at the same mapped address
#OnThisDay, 24 Aug 1896, an unknown woman cyclist has a beer at the bar in New Jersey - making headlines in the New York Times.
Chapeau!
#WomenInHistory #OTD #History #WomensHistory #Cycling #AmericanHistory #Histodons
i'm the only true transgender woman in the internet because i have equal hatred for all of the programming languages, makig me purer than all of you
oh my fucking god. so i was having a problem when i enabled optimizations when compiling the doom port. memcpy ended up overwriting itself. so i looked into what was happening, and apparently memcpy just kept calling itself over and over. the reason? i was compiling my own version of memcpy, because i wasn't using the standard library, but i also didn't use the "-ffreestanding" flag, so gcc assumed i *did* have the standard library. so gcc, in its infinite wisdom, turned memcpy into another call to memcpy, resulting in a stack overflow.
Why is this the biggest salient? Because browser choice can *end* App Stores. Thoroughly and totally. And that's why Apple continues to fight real choice so damned hard. They're pulling out every stop -- including funding astroturf groups -- and risking every possible fine to keep true choice from emerging through a mechanism they don't control.
Small reversals like this are helpful, but Apple has continues to geofence and degrade the potential of real browser choice. And that's a scandal
The tech press continues to miss the biggest iOS anti-trust thrust: browsers. The press, that is, with the exception of The Register:
https://www.theregister.com/2024/08/24/apple_eu_browser_defaults/
Trans woman, bisexual, someone's fiancée, forever a programmer, poly, and former total mess