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hi, if you are looking for me i am mostly at @leftpaddotpy@hachyderm.io also: web site (email: any address @): jade.fyi cohost: cohost.org/leftpaddotpy signal: if i know you, email me/dm discord: leftpaddotpy meow

@TELUSsupport there are no outages listed on the site but myself and a friend have noticed that mobile connectivity, at the very least, near Main Street station in Vancouver but also everywhere else we've been has worked for about 10 seconds of every 2 minutes since about 3h ago

@leuprolide eh. just set the editor settings so it's half ass readable and use an LSP. but then again it's possibly fun of fucking incomprehensible macros.

@leuprolide gnu style is so fucked up.

@_moonstorms yes, but i think the usual targets and methods of it are ill placed. like, you have many people trying to minmax grades without trying to understand things and that sucks for everyone. working hard *not* on exploiting the rubric but actually learning the thing is good.

@NS_online 1. yes, in principle, but if you are googling to figure out what an ICE supplement is in the first place you'll not notice the site section 2. "where can i buy" mentions dog tickets

@leftpaddotpy @leftpaddotpy This is a page to travel with the ICE in the Netherlands, which automatically excludes international travel. Where do you see that it is referring to a dog ticket? ^SN

hi @NS_online the following page contains errors: ns.nl/en/tickets/ice… 1. does not mention it's not required for international trips OR for any eurail/interrail trips international or not 2. mentions Day ticket Dog, which is just a mistake

maybe a firefox only bug? unsure. the POST does have the tokens and I can pull it out of dev tools, which is good enough, but I wish there were more tools like this one but that were perfectly working and ideally local.

hi @nbarbettini! I've found oauthdebugger.com to be extremely useful since there doesn't really seem to be anything similar out there. However, it seems like the actually showing the access token part doesn't work against forgejo/codeberg: POST is done but not shown

@zimbatm this is still true: anduril employees waste disproportionate amounts of everyone's time by concern trolling every time we try to get rid of the fascism. i would personally simply ban all of them. the Lix team has collectively done so on day one. twitter.com/leftpaddotpy/s…

@zimbatm the fact that we put up with /r/nixos moderators allowing fascists like srid to brigade the community the fact that we allow fascists like jonringer to go and start discourse about whether minorities should be protected at all you cannot ignore nazis without becoming a nazi bar

Give me a NixOS papercut. Doesn't matter how small. That would make you incredibly happy if fixed.

(my pinned post is still accurate. i only use twitter for politics and art reasons. if you want to read my actual posts, they are at @leftpaddotpy" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">hachyderm.io/@leftpaddotpy)

we have reached the third stage of reporting a bug to a company that doesn't listen: public shaming. the legal name on the account is correct and it shows up correctly online, but whatever was initially entered gets stuck forever in emails. do better.

fun fact: @TELUSHealth Pomelo has ignored multiple bug reports over a period of years about deadnaming trans people in every email they send. having software this shamefully bad certainly doesn't help me get healthcare. if it were a thing here i would file GDPR papers.

@Cephi_sui @myrrlyn ok correction: it does not exactly go over dbus. glibc probably uses varlink (JSON) over a different socket. nonetheless. it's not speaking dns to localhost. also consider: resolvectl log-level debug

@Cephi_sui @myrrlyn hmmmm. but why would that cause this symptom? ok so: resolvectl resolve goes over dbus yet is busted, like the nss module that does all resolution for glibc. broken programs like gpg and golang with custom dns clients need the stub resolver, but why's dbus invocation busted?

@Cephi_sui @myrrlyn i would really love to know *what* it was hung up on doing. my temptation would be to systemctl restart systemd-resolved (to delete sensitive cache), start the offending query, then gcore $(pgrep resolved), while that's running. i would rather like a copy of that core dump

@myrrlyn what does: resolvectl query github.com say?

@K900_ @fasterthanlime i think it's remarkable how my experience of flakes remarkably improved since i started only ever using them as entry points for code that can easily be called other ways for reuse. i also set flake = false on other people's flakes most of the time. i just call their code then.

@fasterthanlime Then check out jade.fyi/blog/flakes-ar…, it's something @leftpaddotpy wrote specifically for this scenario.

@jiska___ also the ability to get remote desktop scammed

@giteaio @grhmc meanwhile in forgejo land: built in flake fetching support codeberg.org/forgejo/forgej…

@grhmc N i x F l a k e s I n B i o

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