Notices by Gabe (gabriel@mk.gabe.rocks), page 21

That one 100MB hard drive still spinning is keeping the average up

@adiz@soc0.outrnat.nl
Have it send you an e-mail or add the time to a log file.
Or have it post to the fediverse so we'll all know it worked!

Good for him

I wonder what this guy DOESN'T write about...
http://mileswmathis.com/updates.html

I think this unity scandal should be called gamergate

@mia@freespeechextremist.com
Other networks too! Now that nostr is in the mix.
By 2050 the world will run some soapbox derivative that validates your v (vegan) status.
@pwm@crlf.ninja @postemples@clubcyberia.co

Cargo cults are everywhere...

@TatsuyaIshida@spinster.xyz
Since when does starscream care about meatbags?

@RustyCrab@clubcyberia.co
Pretty sure deleting /var/log is safe, some services may just need to be restarted.
Also there may be more steps if you're on linux/systemd

@RustyCrab@clubcyberia.co
It would be funny if /var/log/ could be mounted to /dev/null
solves all logging issues!

@dcc@annihilation.social broken
cc @theorytoe@ak.kyaruc.moe

Crazy idea: Scratch blocks serialized to yaml/json as a universal self-hosting GUI.
👍 / 👎 ?

@xianc78@gameliberty.club
Because an eco-fascist would outright say they believe people must be murdered to protect the environment, whereas this person would like you to believe that it will happen "voluntarily" or only to bad people. The tragic thing is that even a purely voluntary way out would end up an overt attack on the poor and sick.
...I wonder how much these depop-proponents overlap certain "medical" industries.

@Moon@shitposter.club
An argument I've seen is that the "capitalism game" ended after enough real wealth was consolidated. Then the people had to be paid in credit to extend the life of the system.
This argument does overlap a bit with arguing that capitalism was never good but I do think it goes a long way to explaining where things went wonky in big ways.

CJ Hopkins argues that "Global Capitalism" eliminates despotic values (anything that prevents/protects people from all walks of life from assimilation into a single global market) as an efficiency mechanism, and that it's merely gotten so far that people start to want to maintain some of those values.

It's better to gain satisfaction for fixing a problem than bitterly wish it on others.

DIY Urban Planning

@jeffcliff@shitposter.club
Jeff's final solution to covid

@jeffcliff@shitposter.club
What you're forgetting is that the measures you think were intended to control the virus were only intended to coerce people into taking the injections. They explicitly said this many times.

Now that Canada hit the quota it doesn't matter anymore.
But don't worry, mandates and lockdowns will return the next time they need to do another mass rollout of pharma profits, since it worked so well last time.

I'm curious though, have you spent any time trying to understand how to treat people for long covid? Establishment medicine is outright nihilistic on the prospect, because the health system was terrible before this even started. It exists to put wagies back in cagies, but nothing more. If you're seriously concerned about mitigating the impact SARS-COV-2 (and many other health threats) have on people, you're going to have to go outside conventional means.

@bot@seal.cafe
"Canada is just a trap"
That's a good way to summarize it.
Canada is a communist country with a PR department that lures in suckers. The only reason people would move to a country like this is if they were misinformed.
I've seen many videos like this and they generally hit the same few points:
- Nobody told us about the cold
- Nobody told us about the cost of living
- Nobody told us about high taxes
- Nobody told us about the lack of opportunity
Which is ironic, because for a time a casual visit to /r/Canada would have dozens of people bringing those things up to be gaslit by de-facto govt employees.
@parker@pl.psion.co @jeffcliff@shitposter.club @Leaflord@leafposter.club

@xianc78@gameliberty.club
IRL FTP server!
I considered something similar using a captive portal and a wireless access point.

Can NFC tags scale to large files?