there is no panic
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there is no panic
@eddit0r
gatekeeping stuff you wouldn’t have heard of yet.
Melbourne, AU Katılım Ocak 2009
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@paul_piss These hits are hectic cuzzz full coconut cartel Adlay
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Açai Brothers have been gunned down outside of Spanian Kebab
paul piss@paul_piss
The gangland wars in Sydney are making me so hungry... The news is all like 'Coconut Cartel has been attacked by Viet Noodle House'
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@Robs_au @worst_egirl If you live in areas with a large Chinese population the CBA ATMs spit them out. Seem a bit more common lately due to inflation.
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@eddit0r @worst_egirl It amazes me that after all the decades since the first $100 note was introduced, they have never circulated amongst normal people.
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kinda weird australia is like the one place that doesn't have little nicknames for certain coins and notes when we have weird nicknames for literally everything else
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@GunnerTas @_colourmeamused If you eat a lattice shaped Belgian breakfast on the stairs does that become a stoop-waffle?
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@_colourmeamused Are Chindians allowed to sit on the stoop is my question
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@dvassallo @thekitze Weak/loose in handling rather than untyped I’d say.
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@CryptoCyberia @bizlet7 The early days log scale improvements hit a lot harder.
DOS > Win 3.11 > Win95, NES > SNES > N64, Wolfenstein > Doom > Quake, 386 > 486 > pentium etc.
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Yeah, that really says a lot about the current era of tech we are in.
LLMs having new versions aside, I am never excited to do a software update for any of my other applications.
I cannot remember updating software where the end result was a meaningfully better experience than before the update.
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I could never imagine being excited about a new version. In fact it’s exactly the opposite. Every upgrade is somehow worse.
Lain on the Blockchain@CryptoCyberia
People were genuinely so much more excited about technology in the late 90s and 00s. It really seemed like our lives would get so much better because of tech, and performance increased dramatically. These days, it seems like most new tech just spies on us more or threatens jobs.
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@dvassallo @thekitze Last time I checked JSON had strings, numbers, booleans, objects & arrays.
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@thekitze json has no types, html no types, css no types, nosql dbs no types, pixels on the screen no types, binary 1s and 0s no types…
Whether one layer on the stack has types or not makes little difference when values are being converted all the time in every layer of the stack.
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@worst_egirl Most ATMs don’t dispense $100 notes, so unless you deal with larger volumes of cash they are not a common item for a fair chunk of society. I suspect most people would be familiar with pineapple though as a $50 note is still a pretty common thing.
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@worst_egirl Do you regularly hang out with degenerate gamblers and/or tradies who often have $100 notes on their person?
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@eddit0r i have never heard anyone call a 100 an avocado in my life
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In Melbourne CBD, one night only….any bar recos? Wife/kids not in tow (for once!) so may as well take advantage 🙏🙏
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@sudo_goreng For WM use Rectangle, and for application launcher Alfred
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So week 3 of using Macbook after years of using Linux:
- Battery life is superb
- Shit window management
- Shit application launcher (Raycast uses too much memory)
- I miss nix
- Its nice that a lot of application are supported out of the box, and dont have weird workaround
- Keyboard is kinda meh
- So far I dont need to install weird shit because my work are mostly done in the web & lark.
If its not for work, I would not use it tbh..... the only thing I like about it is the battery life and screen.
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@disco___cat @KiddSpade1 Suppose the corollary to that is the rise and export of MLE & Roadman culture. That’s a very 21st century zeitgeist.
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@KiddSpade1 Yeah I’ll pay that but has it changed society as much as those other forms? I say no
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@cptcapt More to the point why is the bag of sugar in the fridge?
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Vegemite in fridge:
Discuss.....
NB: I don't touch the stuff.
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@RoadknightThe No, it’s because blind people need them to get around you spanner.
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There's always one, isn't there?
Frankly, if guide dogs are allowed into cafes and restaurants, why not other well-behaved dogs?
I mean, are we trying to say that guide dogs are somehow cleaner?
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@kuberdenis Me in 2004 compiling the kernel and tailing dmesg to look busy.
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Ah, yes: the infamous en’larpesque ping 1.1.1.1
David Ondrej@DavidOndrej1
> learn how to use tmux > trust me
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@SwiftOnSecurity Googling tells me that this is more common in Melbourne than most western cities.
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@SwiftOnSecurity Aren’t most uber drivers just running rentals into the ground?
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@constans Fisher Paykel makes a two drawer model that fits where a standard one goes. It's nice.
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Someday two dishwashers will become the norm and people will tut-tut New Yorkers for living such impoverished lives in shoebox apartments with tiny kitchens that can only fit one dishwasher
Nicholas Carrigg@nicholascarrigg
Is it better to have fewer cabinets and two dishwashers instead? Had to think this one through when building. At first, it seems exorbitantly decadent. But cabinetry is expensive, too, and you never need to unload. We went with only one because if one breaks, your system fails.
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