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Bit of a #FursuitFriday flashback and highlight for any new arrivals - a set of wonderful photos taken by Nitro G Beans of @azakir and myself at Confuzzled 2023. Some of my very favourite fursuit photos!
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It's now just over two weeks until FASTER is entered into the Silly Venture 2024 WE demo party in Poland!This is the gameplay trailer that will be shown on t...YouTube
Badger!!
During a dinner time at a Denny's restaurant, seeing those tempting crayons in the waiting area, ready to be taken and brought to the table, where I know a paper tablecloth awaits me with a blank canvas. Despite the limited colors, they put entertainment on the table while we wait for our food.
Why a badger? Because they're cute and I rarely get to draw one.
I will surely be displaying this (very valuable) piece at the MFF art show
I wonder if Valve will do anything interesting for the original Portal's 20 year anniversary in 2027.
I played the original Portal in autumn of last year and it was a really great game. @fleckenstein then insisted on buying me Portal 2 (don't ask me how I obtained the original), which was also really good. I really should replay them sometime and check out the full game mods people have made for the sequel. Because I don't think I can wait until 2027 for some more Portal.
A question for people: is Exascale any good, as a transit provider? I expect I know a few people who may have come across them and/or been a customer, so I may ask well ask!
My current main transit provider has provided me with notice that they are going to stop providing transit in a few months, and apparently they've given Exascale their customer list, because they phoned me a few days ago to offer their services. The prices seem reasonable (actually far lower than I was expecting, probably because I keep paying the same for year upon year without poking regularly for discounts, so I probably have way out of date pricing at the moment) and they seem to offer much higher CDRs for not much more money than I've been paying so far. The only downside is that they don't have <10Gbps ports in their network, so I'll probably have to have a router with an SFP+ socket in it at last!
I hesitate to just say "yes" without doing at least some kind of due diligence first, though, so: have you come across them before, and would you recommend? I probably ought to get at least one other quote too, so is there anyone else you'd recommend for (tier 2, for some reason I'm not keen on connecting directly with a tier 1) transit? Thanks :)
If we met at midnight at the willow treeβ¦
πΈ - Judas
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The 14th of October is World Standards Day... except in North America where it is the 12th of October, the 14th of November, or varies year to year
This amuses me greatly
Happy Starting Your Advent Calendar Day to those who celebrate.
I haven't done an Advent calendar for a long time, but I have just opened the Christmas Marmalade (someone's gift from last year). Orange, cranberry, ginger and spices, apparently.
And the the day after that I finally got on my motorbike and did that trip to the south coast I've been threatening to do for weeks now. Finally made it, stopping at Littlehampton and getting a few pics on the beach, albeit after dark. *sigh* Oh well, at least I made it. Went back to the old house afterwards, sorted a few network things out and brought some routers I needed back to the new house.
(6 pics below; if you can't see them all, look on the origin instance.)
The album cover photo! The question is, what's the band called? :3 #FursuitFriday with Oppiz, Blackstar, and Beta Monkey
Photo by Lilshark
I don't know your style of music, but just from the photo thought of a few
Prowlers by the Stream
Velvet Howl
Riverclaw Rebellion
Fur and Feathers
Pssssst! You! Cβmere! Join me in celebrating the best day of the week~ #fursuitfriday
πΈ - gerhardt_the_dragon
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We tend to think of things like small scooters and alternative transportation as βnew" things, but here's a photo of a couple on a scooter from 1923.
It's kind of amazing how far back some of our tech goes. And what's brought us to where we are. Similarly, electric cars were all the rage in the early 1900's.
You can't give workers hope for a better future. Because if you DO, they might start to expect one. And you'll be an in even WORSE state there.
Best to affirm the belief that everything is shit and always will be shit. That way no one is disappointed.
Panda is ready to go out for camping with his scout friends. He packs his snacks in his backpack. He is very excited to eat marshmallows and tell stories around the fire. He hopes to win some badges too.
Picture for The panda named Panda
Traditional. Copic Markers
Speaking of shell prompt styles, mine is an unusual one that I picked up from a friend at university.
The general idea is to start with ':' and end with ';' (plus a space if you like, which I do). That way you can paste a command from one terminal to another _with_ its prompt (fewer mouse clicks), and the prefixed prompt turns into a harmless no-op command.
Minimal style is just ":;". I use ": hostname; ". You could also include the cwd or other stuff, as long as you shell-quote it safely.
@forst indeed, I don't know of one.
I'm not sure I'd _want_ one to exist, either. I can see the use in your case, but it feels like the kind of feature that could also be abused for 'looks like this, copy-pastes as that' tricks, or other borderline security issues.
The web has enough of that kind of problem that one often uses a terminal as a more-trusted way to check whatever the browser just told you that you're not sure you trust. So we need terminals to stay less deceptive than browsers!
@forst but I know there are people who don't believe it, and think "this is no less secure than a web browser" is a good argument for putting a feature into terminals.
Sooner or later _some_ cursedΒΉ terminal program will implement an OSC escape that takes a payload of arbitrary CSS. And then one with Javascript!
ΒΉ that is, if that terminal is not already cursed, it will be after it does that
@forst I suppose so, although in counterpoint, at least the language you can speak to a terminal is pretty limited.
I think if someone did build a terminal with CSS and JS extensions, so that anyone who could emit escape sequences to your terminal could push code to the terminal emulator that it would run, then sandboxing would be absolutely necessary.
Without that, you have to do exploit attempts the old-fashioned way, like ESC]0;<buffer-overflowing window title><ROP chain>^G or whatever.
Happy Black Friday to those who celebrate.
(Also a happy Thanksgiving to those who are currently or will shortly be recovering from turkey overdose.)
Just how far will Black Friday go?Satirical political comedy sketch from the comedian Matt Green.Watch my FULL COMEDY SPECIAL here: https://youtu.be/o_tdE251...YouTube
French producer, guitarist and live act *Massane* presents his hybrid DJ Set at Portes du Soleil, French Alps.Massane Merchandise: https://massane.myshopify....YouTube
as the top comment nicely puts it, how else are you going to flush the IP tables? π
https://www.reddit.com/r/homelab/comments/1gpip5r/will_amazon_refund_me_if_i_actually_do_it/
Thank ya! π