It’s got a great safety feature in that nobody understands it enough to attempt driving fast enough to cause a crash

Albania is the coolest, Ivano-Frankivsk is the most fun

This is an ancient chain-letter-email, and while a little bit true isn’t quite that simple

They weren’t recreational in this situation, strictly for business purposes!

Oh how far we’ve come!

Probably not, but more concise than “amount of interest piqued”

The interestingness of the temperature is very dependent on where you are and what the normal temperature for the time of year is

Ooh nice, I’ll give that a go, cheers!

You’re closer than you think!

Douglas Adams wrote in the notes accompanying the published volume of original radio scripts that he wanted Slartibartfast’s name to sound very rude, but still actually be broadcastable. He therefore started with the name “Phartiphukborlz”, and changed bits of it until it would be acceptable to the BBC.

Definitely worth linking to the explanation of what this actually is!

To reiterate, the worm you see on your screen is being controlled entirely by a simulated virtual worm brain. Very cool if you ask me!

Yoink, that’s going straight to !nominativedeterminism@feddit.uk

What did you use for outside brightness? Your own sensor or public weather data?

This is why I try to just focus on one game at a time, if I fall out of the zone then I just won’t remember where I am, what I’m doing, or even how to play the damn game

Sunset routine every evening, steps through over 150 separate RGB values over 45 minutes.

Did you use the built-in Flux integration for that? I broke mine recently and it’s a real pain having to do it manually!

Allow me to make you happy for more than a second!

Cheers! I’ll let you know if I get it working (in several weeks when I actually have a chance for tinkering!)

What integrations did you use for all those lovely dials and what config did they need? I would like to shamelessly copy!

I think the real old big dogs like Microsoft, Google, and IBM still have a lot of dedicated developers for big projects like the Linux kernel. I doubt they bother that much with smaller projects though.

Hopefully this xz scandal will give the kind of big corps which already pay OSS maintainers the kick up the arse required to treat their entire supply chain as a potential attack vector that should be audited and supported. Or maybe I’ve just asked the monkey’s paw for increased corpo control over OSS projects…

Not according to the article at the top of this thread:

Proton does also offer a VPN service of its own — and Yen has claimed that Swiss law does not allow it to log its VPN users’ IP addresses. So it’s interesting to speculate whether the activists might have been able to evade the IP logging if they had been using both Proton’s end-to-end encrypted email and its VPN service.

“If they were using Tor or ProtonVPN, we would have been able to provide an IP, but it would be the IP of the VPN server, or the IP of the Tor exit node,” Yen told TechCrunch when we asked about this.