#necroreplying — Public Fediverse posts

#vaguetooting so as not to be #necroreplying, but just as a #PSA, it's ham radio or Ham Radio (or of course, Amateur Radio), but not HAM Radio. It's not an acronym.

Danke.

#vaguetooting so as not to be #necroreplying, but just as a #PSA, it's ham radio or Ham Radio (or of course, Amateur Radio), but not HAM Radio. It's not an acronym.

Danke.

#vaguetooting so as not to be #necroreplying, but just as a #PSA, it's ham radio or Ham Radio (or of course, Amateur Radio), but not HAM Radio. It's not an acronym.

Danke.

#vaguetooting so as not to be #necroreplying, but just as a #PSA, it's ham radio or Ham Radio (or of course, Amateur Radio), but not HAM Radio. It's not an acronym.

Danke.

#vaguetooting so as not to be #necroreplying, but just as a #PSA, it's ham radio or Ham Radio (or of course, Amateur Radio), but not HAM Radio. It's not an acronym.

Danke.

@golemwire

Your #NecroReplying game is on point, bruh. 😁

Wanted to boost this, but I was afraid of triggering a #NecroReplying #HellThread, so I'll just quote and link it instead:

”Repeat after me: all technical problems of sufficient scope or impact are actually political problems first.”
—https://infosec.exchange/@dymaxion/109344795644687902

cc: @dymaxion

Wanted to boost this, but I was afraid of triggering a #NecroReplying #HellThread, so I'll just quote and link it instead:

”Repeat after me: all technical problems of sufficient scope or impact are actually political problems first.”
—https://infosec.exchange/@dymaxion/109344795644687902

cc: @dymaxion

Wanted to boost this, but I was afraid of triggering a #NecroReplying #HellThread, so I'll just quote and link it instead:

”Repeat after me: all technical problems of sufficient scope or impact are actually political problems first.”
—https://infosec.exchange/@dymaxion/109344795644687902

cc: @dymaxion

Wanted to boost this, but I was afraid of triggering a #NecroReplying #HellThread, so I'll just quote and link it instead:

”Repeat after me: all technical problems of sufficient scope or impact are actually political problems first.”
—https://infosec.exchange/@dymaxion/109344795644687902

cc: @dymaxion

Wanted to boost this, but I was afraid of triggering a #NecroReplying #HellThread, so I'll just quote and link it instead:

”Repeat after me: all technical problems of sufficient scope or impact are actually political problems first.”
—https://infosec.exchange/@dymaxion/109344795644687902

cc: @dymaxion

@peteorrall @stefano @ajlewis2

I may be repeating a skewed representation of the truth, but it seems that the most aggressive people within the Linux world are usually MSFT employees, constantly pushing the next newest latest greatest $THING, whether it's needed or not.

I kinda hate talking about this stuff, because it makes me sound like a conspiracy theorist, which is a mindset I have very little respect for. :/

Whoopsie, I'm #NecroReplying!!! Sorry guys. lol

*glares at @grahamperrin for #NecroBoosting 🤣

@peteorrall @stefano @ajlewis2

I may be repeating a skewed representation of the truth, but it seems that the most aggressive people within the Linux world are usually MSFT employees, constantly pushing the next newest latest greatest $THING, whether it's needed or not.

I kinda hate talking about this stuff, because it makes me sound like a conspiracy theorist, which is a mindset I have very little respect for. :/

Whoopsie, I'm #NecroReplying!!! Sorry guys. lol

*glares at @grahamperrin for #NecroBoosting 🤣

@peteorrall @stefano @ajlewis2

I may be repeating a skewed representation of the truth, but it seems that the most aggressive people within the Linux world are usually MSFT employees, constantly pushing the next newest latest greatest $THING, whether it's needed or not.

I kinda hate talking about this stuff, because it makes me sound like a conspiracy theorist, which is a mindset I have very little respect for. :/

Whoopsie, I'm #NecroReplying!!! Sorry guys. lol

*glares at @grahamperrin for #NecroBoosting 🤣

@peteorrall @stefano @ajlewis2

I may be repeating a skewed representation of the truth, but it seems that the most aggressive people within the Linux world are usually MSFT employees, constantly pushing the next newest latest greatest $THING, whether it's needed or not.

I kinda hate talking about this stuff, because it makes me sound like a conspiracy theorist, which is a mindset I have very little respect for. :/

Whoopsie, I'm #NecroReplying!!! Sorry guys. lol

*glares at @grahamperrin for #NecroBoosting 🤣

@peteorrall @stefano @ajlewis2

I may be repeating a skewed representation of the truth, but it seems that the most aggressive people within the Linux world are usually MSFT employees, constantly pushing the next newest latest greatest $THING, whether it's needed or not.

I kinda hate talking about this stuff, because it makes me sound like a conspiracy theorist, which is a mindset I have very little respect for. :/

Whoopsie, I'm #NecroReplying!!! Sorry guys. lol

*glares at @grahamperrin for #NecroBoosting 🤣

@pikesley

lol sorry for #necroreplying (someone just boosted it), but I think I found out about this maybe last year. ;)

@jpaskaruk

Sorry for #NecroReplying...

I've been to some #FroYo places where the #FrozenYogurt actually tasted like yogurt, but it's rare.

Most of the time, it just tastes like really nice sherbet/sorbet, and I guess I'm down with that. ;)

@jpaskaruk

Sorry for #NecroReplying...

I've been to some #FroYo places where the #FrozenYogurt actually tasted like yogurt, but it's rare.

Most of the time, it just tastes like really nice sherbet/sorbet, and I guess I'm down with that. ;)

@jpaskaruk

Sorry for #NecroReplying...

I've been to some #FroYo places where the #FrozenYogurt actually tasted like yogurt, but it's rare.

Most of the time, it just tastes like really nice sherbet/sorbet, and I guess I'm down with that. ;)

@jpaskaruk

Sorry for #NecroReplying...

I've been to some #FroYo places where the #FrozenYogurt actually tasted like yogurt, but it's rare.

Most of the time, it just tastes like really nice sherbet/sorbet, and I guess I'm down with that. ;)

@jpaskaruk

Sorry for #NecroReplying...

I've been to some #FroYo places where the #FrozenYogurt actually tasted like yogurt, but it's rare.

Most of the time, it just tastes like really nice sherbet/sorbet, and I guess I'm down with that. ;)

@eighthave

Sorry for #NecroReplying,

As far as I can tell, #RCS is utterly and completely dead on arrival as far as any FOSS implementation is concerned.

Even if somebody had the stones to sit down and write an implementation, it probably wouldn't be trusted or allowed in the network with all of the jerky carriers and Google and Samsung and all those horrible people. I don't know. 😅

P.S. I have since heard that Samsung is out of it as well.

@thedoctor

Pardon the #NecroReplying, I didn't know you were a #TheChosen fan!

@BeamMeOut

Sorry for #necroreplying, but both Fallon and Qutebrowser use the QtWeb(something) library, which is basically Chromium.

I Belive Midori was re-based on Electron, which is Chromium as well.

@angelastella

My name for "vibe coding" is "Technical Debt as a Service."

P.S., sorry for #NecroReplying 🙃

@amin @joel @ruari

He's #necroreplying, shh!

@cavyherd @existentialcomics

Sorry for #NecroReplying, I just saw this and it lined up with one of my peculiar interests.

I do remember seeing this! It wasn't built into the OS, but it was on a particular game — I just can't remember which.

Might have been Dungeon of Doom? Wait, no.

Oh! It was [Iago/Othello]!

@methuselah @passthejoe

Ah, another #necroreplying enjoyer ;)

I don't know that Firefox is necessarily more stable than Chromium, but I do feel a lot better about using it than anything based on Blink.

At least, until yesterday.

Mozilla seems dedicated to constantly attempting to saw off the branch it's standing on.

@amin @deuts @kudzu

Ah, #necroreplying, the under-sung passtime. X'D

@joe #NecroReplying I just stumbled across this glancing over your profile and: have you seen the similar approach from Frank, Koka, and @unison? They’re all sitting in something of a different spot design-wise than e.g. Swift or Rust, but chasing exactly this hypothesis. Unison is using it where typed FP langs have historically reached for monads for, and it’s… nice, actually, in the bit I have played with it. If nothing else, the Frank paper is just a fun *read*: https://arxiv.org/abs/1611.09259