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  1. Do I need to run find / -name pip as a first step?

    find / -name pip -print 2>/dev/null| wc
    70 70 6066

    I mean, maybe it's time to clean out years of bad installs, and accept the breakage that will follow? But ideally, a way to take that find command and feed it into a pipeline...

  2. Please share if you think someone might find this useful!

    This 5PM UTC (3 hours from this post) At https://live.mosskoi.com

    I’m going through my full homelab self-hosting from start to finish to do one big final test, I’ll be available and helping anyone wanting to self-host securely from home. You’ll learn a bit about networks, containers, Linux, init systems and more.

    If this interests you but you don’t care about being there you can find the guide at https://docs.mosskoi.com/share/0pox1ouv5n/p/self-hosting-publicly-iqhg28Uj8S

    #homelab #selfhosting #self-hosting #home #lab #hosting #webhosting #linux #server #homeserver #home-server
  3. New-age venture capital would rather manufacture founders than find them

    From Entrepreneurs First’s co-founder speed dates to The Foundery’s idea vault, a new wave of venture studios believe that plug-and-play founders are safer for their portfolios

    Read in today's story: the-ken.com/story/new-age-vent

  4. ColorOS 17 su Android 17 arriva in anticipo su OPPO Find X9 Pro: ecco le novità

    OPPO Find X9 Pro ha iniziato a ricevere la versione stabile di ColorOS 17, l'interfaccia basata su Android 17, con diversi giorni di anticipo rispetto al piano ufficiale. L'azienda aveva infatti indicato il 29 ottobre come data di partenza per il rollout dedicato alla serie Find X9, ma grazie al programma Release Candidate alcuni utenti stanno già ricevendo l'aggiornamento. Il rollout è partito in India e Malesia Secondo quanto riportato dal sito Ytechb, le prime segnalazioni di […]

    androidiani.net/coloros-17-su-

  5. Asocial

    I came home from work some time ago to find my wife settling down to watch the latest episode of Coronation Street.

    Onscreen, a new family had recently moved on to the street, and the Dad was shown talking to a couple of the regular characters, making arrangements to do something, and it struck me – in just 3 minutes of screen time, a brand new character had exchanged more words with his neighbours than I had in the 10 1/2 years I had lived here.

    Which got me thinking – of all the things I know, how to make friends isn’t one.

    Out of all my friends (at least, out in the so-called “real world”), all of them decided I was a person they wanted to be friends with, they did all the running, and all I did was decide to go along with them.

    This was rarely something I did lightly – there were plenty of people who decided we were going to be friends, but I decided to have nothing to do with them – but with all the people I count as friends, they did all the running, and I just went along with it.

    It’s the same with relationships – off hand, I can only think of 6 times I asked girls out – 2 of them turned me down flat, 2 were the same girl on 2 different occasions (and I eventually asked her to marry me – which later happened!), and the other 2 times ended pretty disastrously. Every other time I got into a relationship, they did all the running after me, and I just went along with it.

    On a related note, I have no idea how small talk works – this is an essential skill for developing all manner of relationships, and yet I have not a single clue as to the purpose of small talk, nor how it works – I can do it, but only by copying conversational gambits I’ve seen other people use, which means that conversations with me can often be stilted, and are liable to turn rather strange at unexpected moments.

    By extension, flirting (and “chatting someone up”) is also something where I utterly fail to grasp any mechanism by which it works. As I said about small talk, I can do it, I just have no idea what I’m doing.

    Actually, I would like to modify those statements – I can do small talk and flirting, but only if I don’t think about it – as soon as I start to think about what I am doing, or what I should say next, I turn in to Cat in the infamous dance/dream sequence from Red Dwarf ( https://youtu.be/yn8wWQweNbU ) – I get tongue-tied, and completely unable to communicate.

    Which, let’s face it, isn’t good, whether you’re discussing the weather with the random person sitting next to you on the bus home from work, or chatting up some random stranger in a bar.

    I’ve no idea if it is connected to all this, but I have always had a preference for my own company – not having to fill any silences or think of topics of conversation is always pleasant.

    I remember back in school, I had a friend I spent a lot of time with – many were the times we finished school, went to the local library to collect some books, then went back to his, where we would occupy chairs at opposite sides of his living room, then read books in silence, until the time I had to leave to go home – about the only thing his mother ever heard me say was “Right, I’d better get off. See ya!”

    One of the things I love about my marriage, and my wife – we often spend time just being in the same room – not necessarily talking, not necessarily doing the same thing, but doing whatever it is we are doing, together.

    One of us might be watching telly while the other reads, or she might be doing something on her computer, usually doing some family history research, and I’ll walk in with my laptop and slouch down in a chair and do some writing for one project or another – but we are doing it, together, just enjoying being with someone.

    Louise’s office is by the front window of the dining room, and I will often be found in the kitchen, through the rear of the dining room, cooking up a storm, while we listen to some music, which usually involves one of us dancing our way over to the other and busting some moves for a few seconds before going back to what we were doing.

    We might also be talking  – but no-one is being forced to talk, only when we are ready, which I find makes conversations flow more easily.

    And this is the thing – I’m not, as some people think, anti-social, I don’t hate people, I don’t want to avoid having friends – I just want friends who are on my wavelength, friendships on my terms – friends who are willing to accept that I don’t always want to be drawn into conversation, but when I feel the need to talk will accept that as well.

    I’m asocial, quite possibly because of my autism, and proud of it.

    Social interactions leave me physically and mentally exhausted – which means that, if I put any time or effort into interacting with you, then you should feel honoured.

    (Or I’m at work, and have to put the minimum effort in!)

  6. So this is some actor's barely disguised fetish: find all the critics that said bad things about them and kill them horrifically?

    #monsterdon #monsterdondoubleFeature #monstermiru

  7. Anyone who thinks a good deal for himself will find much wisdom woven into language. He probably does not himself weave it all in, but much wisdom is certainly there, just as in proverbs.

    #GeorgChristophLichtenberg

  8. My library has signage to make it easier to find its ballot dropbox. First time I’ve seen this.

    #WAElex #KCElex #Vote #seattle

  9. The one and only Fairy Elfie 🩷

    You can find more of this lovely set on any of my sites fairyelfie.online 💞

    I hope you will enjoy this set as much I enjoyed doing it 🥰 btw there's also the lingerie version 😏

    #fairyelfie #fairy #elfie #elfiecutie #wings

  10. @benlockwood Indeed, yet I find asking myself:

    Why anyone signs up for or uses 'their catastrophe-nurturing bros' stuff?
    Why not engage+fund decentralized, community-driven tech/services?

    Why not engage in villages setup #FOSS cloud stacks: #nextcloud, #matrix #officetools #immich, #jellyfin - PLUS: local #AI #LLM service.

    Documentary, published by our national broadcaster a few weeks ago:
    "the most dangerous companies in the world"
    on.orf.at/video/14334766/die-g

    yet schools push and use #ipads?

  11. the more I talk to people the more I find out how horrifying families can be. I feel lucky now to never be close to my extended family or even my parents

  12. CW: Food. Beetroot!

    Last of the beetroots. Find a recipe and it needed dill. The first of that picked this year. Tomatoes are in and have fruit. Wonder if i should pull if those early ones.

  13. SF tech workers launches AI matchmaker for ambitious ‘girlies’ to find friends

    A worker for an AI dating startup announced that she launched a new friend-finding service for “ambitious” women…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Artificialintelligence #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #bayarea #datingapps #friendship #Lifestyle #northerncalifornia #Sex&Relationships #SiliconValley #Tech #Technology #women
    newsbeep.com/us/893900/

  14. It was painful to read this AI generated slop post:

    “You find out three seconds after you type it, not three weeks before ship.”

    It’s so obvious! 🤮

    devblogs.microsoft.com/ifdef-w

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    Unlock the universe with this amazing telescope - https://is.gd/Jxhj6L
    #TelescopeAdvisor #Astronomy #Stargazing #Space #Telescope #NightSky #Science #Paidlink #ad #amazonaffiliate

  16. It’s always nice to review some old photos and find one that I have a new appreciation for.

    This is in October at Parajo Dunes, CA.

  17. Accused paedophile barrister asked Cambodian woman to help find 'virgins'
    By Charlotte Grieve, Kyle Taylor, and Daryna Zadvirna

    The arrest of a Sydney barrister turned children's charity chairman on child abuse material charges prompts reflection across the charity sector in Cambodia about how they balance fundraising with child safety.

    abc.net.au/news/2026-10-25/mar

    #ChildAbuse #SexualOffences #Crime #Charities #Children #CharlotteGrieve #KyleTaylor #DarynaZadvirna

  18. #UnpopularOpinion maybe?

    I find "news", discussion, and chatter about how much a movie made at the box office sort of trivial, sometimes even repulsive.

    Did people enjoy a movie or not? Did a film elicit feelings or not? Did the art move the audience or not? That's what I would like to know.

  19. I hope this email finds you. Can't say it'll leave you better than it found you.

    #email #find #humor #saying #pun #cliche

  20. Jen Brister liberation conversation is now available - you can find that and many other podcasts here patreon.com/rss/RobinInce?auth

    #comedy #gaza #humanrights #lgbtq

  21. `fd` komutu, `find`'ın modern ve kullanıcı dostu versiyonu. Daha hızlı çalışıyor ve çıktısı çok daha temiz. Dosya isimlerinde arama yaparken regex desteği var. Bir kere kullandıktan sonra `find` komutuna dönmek istemeyeceksiniz. Kendi projelerinizde dosya bulma işleri için neredeyse sadece bu aracı kullanmak iş akışını belirgin şekilde hızlandırır. Kesinlikle deneyin.

    #penguin #acikkaynak #linux

  22. Hey does anybody have photos of (or know a good way to find photos of) the views along the Charles River Esplanade from specifically 24 Oct, 2026 (i.e. this past Saturday)?

    I thought I might check Instagram but the stuff in the tags over there is... rancid, mostly a lot of copaganda.

  23. watching cable news election coverage, i find it interesting how those touch screen boards are designed. outside of movies, it’s really the only instance of performative UX I can think of. Where the experience of the user matters far less than the experience I get as the viewer watching them use it. These things are just objectively terrible for the user based on how many functions are hidden behind secret gestures or unlabeled buttons or whatever. But the designer behind them optimized solely for a third-party’s experience. Kinda interesting

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  25. CW: strong opinion regarding importance of Philosophy, Psychology.

    Open-mindedness is IMHO really important. Allows to find truer, more ethical ideas/motivations?

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