It is weird to me just how smooth the transition to pipewire was. Like that thing looks like a miracle with how it came, I tried it, and it *worked* better than what I had before. Especially when you consider how long it took for pulseaudio to be usable

You can now deploy Sqlite Rails apps to production with just a few commands on Fly.io! This changes the game for smaller Rails apps because you don't need the complexity and expense of Redis and MySQL or Postgres to run the full stack for a small-to-medium size app. More at https://fly.io/ruby-dispatch/sqlite-and-rails-in-production/

If you can watch gifs you can learn vim

I'm having trouble finding out which tag is currently checked out. When I do: git checkout tag1 git branch I can't seem to find out which tag I'm on. It only logs: * (no branch) master Is it

Periodic reminder that the only planet where 100% of Linux systems have working audio is Mars.

The Bad Space exists because its creator, https://ubiqueros.com/@Are0h / Ro, once set up an instance by and for Black folk after seeing t...

Attached: 1 image This level of fake sincerity is usually reserved for letting employees know that due to macroeconomic challenges you are really sad to say goodbye to them and wish them good luck in finding new jobs.

Sufficiently burned by bad interview experiences this year that my brain refuses to get excited about a potential interview. "Let's wait to see if they want a code test, or maybe never call back, or whatever." But still. Getting a call is better than not getting a call.

Getting daily notifications my parent is okay

headline: Has Betteridge's Law Gone Too Far?

The power of seeing just one or two other people wearing a mask while I am wearing a mask in a big public space is something I think we don't talk about enough. Maybe we can't fix each other's risk overall but you decrease my isolation and the potential negative attention of other people on me and as a covid disabled person in this terrible world, that really matters

Content warning: 9/11 curmudgeonry

The reason we're still talking about 9/11 and ignoring COVID is because 9/11 served as a pretext and COVID was seen as an inconvenience by the ruling elite. And even they seem bored with it, to be honest.

What the hell are Slack playing at? Do they not use their own product?

@fluffy@plush.city Confidence interval: the amount of time between absolute certainty in your assertions and the first niggling doubt

Content warning: Clinical/non-gory description of successful tooth extraction

Oh no I documented how to restart the service on the service that is down and needs restarting

Attached: 2 images This is still the pinnacle of graphic design

I really do need to update my blogroll. Yeah maybe only 3 people will be on it, but I need to start there, sigh.

After *years* of mild bemusement about why an adult would enjoy building Lego, my wife has suddenly become obsessed with building Lego, and has decided she needs to buy ’the biggest ever Lego set’. Although she does still insist on calling it Legos because she knows how much it infuriates me.

cool fact: the original luddites didn’t oppose technology but rather the bosses using new tech to disenfranchise workers! the bosses then had the luddites murdered in the streets and their arguments were replaced with “tech bad 🤢” to prevent others from carrying on their challenge to industrial authorities

It's important you run three antivirus. 1 from USA to detect FSB, 1 from Russia to detect NSA, and 1 from Finland to detect Sweden.

Attached: 1 image Still laughing