@md2perpe Ran out of graphics memory

@textfiles Older. Crotchetier. Archivier.

@DocPop It’s used incorrectly twice arrrrrggghhh

@ftrain @goldman Yeah I saw a teen wearing one of those at the Iowa State fair today.

@Beschizza Naw “we run on super shity old low end devices” killed it

@MehrdadA @nicolas_noble @hsaliak @angel28kc No ragrets

@textfiles I just want to watch my kids get faxed important documents

@PokhrelChintan Low quality code, that’s my brand!

@paulg I agree with this but missed opportunities via lack of spending would be much harder to quantify. Hiring in particular, what would have happened if they had hired a few more stellar people with new ideas? 🤔

@cwodtke @GWillowWilson 👌

@chetfaliszek it seems like a reasonable request for competitive modes only to me, not sure why they'd push back so hard

@joshk oh I had not heard this, it is excellent

@msubramaniya @Fahrenthold they could, but so many people charge at home and work

@joshsusser @ReinH @rabble @discourse You can disable globally unique topic titles in the site settings, though

@joshsusser @ReinH @rabble Take a look at @discourse

@Frauenfelder Shouldn’t this be in recomendo? Good idea!

@vicvijayakumar again, watch Years and Years (HBO/BBC). This is literally and explicitly covered there in exactly the manner you're proposing. Try it.

@KristyT I think what they're reacting to is the perception (probably accurate under Trump) that things are going actively & visibly backwards rather than forwards

@Beschizza @gavinpurcell RTS fighting in true 3d was sooo confusing though. Did you play the sequel (well prequel I guess) https://t.co/j2xEnMQ5Fc

@mdavidallen they'll get OTA updates

@tqbf B T C.. it's dyn-o-mite.. B T C .. will win the fight .. B T C.. it's a power load.. B T C.. watch it exploooooode

this is kinda one of the plotlines in "Years and Years" (HBO/BBC) as well.

@castrojo (looks up briefly, checks "yes, I accept reduced price credit monitoring" on the form)

@kpoulsen @AcidOverlord jesus, even this stupid page is thinly veiled Nazi crap, look at the anime avatar

@castrojo so you're saying you are OK with reduced price credit monitoring

@xor I still laugh about that one. "So what if our article was a complete made-up fantasy? IT GOT CLICKSSSSS"

@xor I am reminded of https://t.co/Sdc3zOMLb6

@LightStruk agreed but that wasn't possible back then, even if they did it would have cost at *LEAST* 80k+ for a small, weird two seater

@LightStruk Actual cost to sell and make money, it was probably even more than that, keep reading the Wikipedia article.

@nberardi I think there are some benchmarks on the pi-hole forums.

@ryan_southgate yeah the 4 needs some hardware patches to be final ;)

@Pingu @_Tomalak @Freemanix So only really good for preventing DNS tampering then?

@_Tomalak @Pingu @Freemanix interesting, I hadn't considered this.. so basically DNS encryption isn't of much use at all, no matter how effectively you do it? 🤔

@ryan_southgate I'm theorizing about eventually routing all traffic through the Pi (because clients can in theory hard-code DNS) in which case you'd *need* a Pi 4, but just for DNS no definitely not, it's bigtime overkill

@tgx_world @discourse https://t.co/VO7S0lsgLk

@ryan_southgate I actually think this task is better on a Pi 3b (or even a 2), a Pi 4 is kinda overkill and will pull 2x the power.

@Pingu @_Tomalak @Freemanix I see, so you don't need the DNS at all in that case do you? Just infer the website / domain based on the IP?

@Freemanix @_Tomalak no, that still doesn't make sense to me? The HTTPS content is coming from a totally different set of IPs than the DNS-over-HTTPS proxy?

@_Tomalak @Freemanix How so? the only IP being connected to is the DNS-over-HTTPS proxy. As for "do you trust the proxy", my *personal* threat model is more about potential man-in-the-middle

@_Tomalak ?

guide at https://t.co/2J80ShGkI1 .. pretty easy!

@tooshel Funnily enough Woot had exactly this scooter on a special for $330 today. It sold out though.

@eyebrowsofpower That was not good

@jonemo @davidnin kind of. they got bought by some chinese company https://t.co/urICI8oZ3v.

or at least an underwater drone maybe https://t.co/kWiXYv72TL

@tooshel I'm extrapolating a tiny bit, but as you can see the (very, very good!) Xiaomi M365 is down to $349 at times https://t.co/vpL7xekMWT

@harrymccracken @askpatrickw LOL cc @stevesi

@spies_please whoo glad you added that haha at the end because I was about to be super angry with this thought

@opinionmachine @Hihaj also goosed on by gasoline prices going up and up and up

@opinionmachine @Hihaj this won't happen overnight, it will slowly ramp up over time naturally due to costs slooowly decreasing

@Hihaj also level 2 chargers tend to be on timers anyway, for example we have ours set up not to charge at all until 9:10pm for off-peak electricity rates.

@Hihaj not really -- imagine everyone ran a hair dryer at the same time. That's about the impact of a basic level 1 (albeit slow, maybe covering "only" 50 miles/day) charger.

@Hihaj would it? Everyone plugs things into electrical sockets, don't they? Just moving some sockets closer to the parking spots certainly is no major change at all. Buy extension cords ;)

@Hihaj fuel cell seems like it's gonna be niche to me, maybe for buses or long distance trucks?

@Hihaj yeah the main objections were a) it's still 20 years out (maybe 10 at this point) and b) it was used by lobbyists / legislators as a feint to distract people from electric, not at all in good faith

@Pinboard @tribelaw @jentaub I think the source is more of a problem, I did not realize he was an elected official.. plus only businesses should be listed certainly not “retirees”

@staypufd What will the next battery wave be I wonder?

@MarkVillacampa battery tech still sucked in 2001 though, same problem with electric cars. Lithium Ion had to happen for things to progress. This makes me wonder, what's the next battery stage? 🤔

@MarkVillacampa this is absolutely true in my opinion, the analog is perfect and dead on

anyways, it only took 18 years ... but we just about have the world originally envisioned by the Segway with surprisingly decent $200-$300 electric scooters

@chrisfralic @elonmusk aha it's called "Revenge of..". Watching that now as a sequel!

@lnplum @staypufd @chrisfralic @elonmusk hasn't there, though? This video says billions of dollars of R&D have been put into making hydrogen work. Good news is the chassis bits between electric and hydrogen are almost identical, just take out the batteries, slap in the cell, yeah?

Stanford Ovshinsky, inventor of the NiMH battery. Died in 2012. RIP my friend. https://t.co/Est631Ltub

how you see the future when you've been in the business of delivering petroleum for the last 100 years. Just need a new improved liquid fuel, obvs https://t.co/rISvIS9jCb

wait so the "bargain" Clinton/Gore made with the US car companies to (again, cynically) pursue hybrids in exchange for no fuel economy standard changes.. scared the Japanese auto companies into making real actual hybrids that worked? 🤣

I think this web page about the GM EV1 is straight outta 1999 https://t.co/zNgnfeyh6B

@chrisfralic @elonmusk I found where Elon called Hydrogen "fool cells" .. then I looked up the current state of hydrogen vehicles and I'm inclined to agree 🤣

GM EV1 was $80-$100k (in 1999 dollars I guess), 70-100 mile range with original ~18 kWh lead acid battery, 100-140 mile range with ~26.4 kWh NiMH. Even with an optimal regulatory and incentive path.. would EVs have succeeded by 2006? I'm thinking.. no.

@sarahjeong that's the only actionable stuff in the list anyway @pinboard -- not like you're gonna confront a retiree, but you certainly might choose not to do business with "Precision Pipe Rentals" and encourage others similarly

@sarahjeong might have been better to focus on just the people that represent businesses, perhaps? As in, "do you want to do business here?"

@PierceGardner @kevinomccarthy If you view sharing freely available completely public information as "targeting" maybe you should stop and consider why your political party has become so toxic

@kevinomccarthy Pretty soon there won't even be a republican party in California, so your days are numbered, pal.

@jwz @jstanton617 @Cloudflare exactly

@jwz @jstanton617 @Cloudflare well the fact that the founder of the company has hand-selected exceptions *twice* now certainly does not bode well for the whole "we're just a dumb pipe, man!" argument.

@philipwhiuk @Cloudflare so what you're saying is, it *is* true, since it got taken down, exactly like we expected it to. Working as designed.

@jamestalmage @Cloudflare on top of that, most CDNs are far less sanguine about doing business with hate orgs which are *bad* for business.

@jamestalmage @Cloudflare watch and see. The nation-state level DDoS prevention service CF provides -- for FREE -- is worth tens of thousands of dollars per month (maybe even hundreds of thousands).

@wwkeyboard @Cloudflare they can't afford them because cloudflare is free. Nation state level DDoS protection for free is an *incredibly* valuable service. That'd be tens of thousands of dollars per month from any other provider. If not more.

@jwz @jstanton617 @Cloudflare "I sold a guy some bandwidth and he later turned out to be a Nazi". The chink in their armor is that nobody gives a shit about bandwidth, they care about nation-state level DDoS protection which is *extremely* rare and expensive.

@jamestalmage @Cloudflare https://t.co/4A1603Ptgh

@jwz @jstanton617 @Cloudflare I'm sorry, but I still disagree with this characterization. Does T-Mobile "choose to do business with Nazis"? Now what CF *thinks* they are, and what they actually are, are two (sadly for them) very different things.

@jwz @jstanton617 @Cloudflare I don't think that's the decision -- it's all about self-identity as a "dumb pipe". This is, unfortunately for them, just plain untrue and pursuing it is delusional. They're a nation-state level DDoS prevention service.

@jwz @jstanton617 @Cloudflare when your whole identity hinges on "we're just a dumb pipe" you don't have any other choice. Turns out, CloudFlare isn't a dumb pipe, they're a nation-state level ultra-luxe DDoS prevention service. WHO KNEW?

@deadprogrammer eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeek

@onalark @Cloudflare the darknet is a giant pain in the ass to use, so it moves the friction / participation / publicity bar way up over "tap on the browser icon"

this is how @CloudFlare is lying to you in practice. Without their nation-state level DDoS protection, hate sites *cannot* exist on the internet. Point proven.

@flakerimi @eastdakota https://t.co/FWGJpstBzl

@spies_please https://t.co/EsV68gPqFa

@mathowie https://t.co/BHeoXXFmlx

@Pinboard more seriously, the answer seems to be "improve security for all humans" and the campaigns, since they are ostensibly being run by humans, get the benefit. (This also means Google, Apple, etc just not under the explicit banner of "elections")

@Pinboard pretty sure this can all be handled by an election security app on my beloved Lòudòng SB250 phone

@asmeurer incorrect -- the exact opposite is true. The easier it is to leave a meaningless drive-by comment, the lower the bar, the worse your comments will be. Friction is a feature, sometimes.

@asmeurer correct. You go to the community site, which is at a different subdomain, and has full community vetting.

@asmeurer try actually entering a comment at the bottom of that blog post (or any codinghorror blog post). I dare ya! I double dog dare ya!

@ironicsans https://t.co/8kYpVUn9dB

@sarahjeong I do love a good Elisha reference https://t.co/82UzSSGWKO

@ftrain @textfiles I'm like 99% sure I had that issue and read it cover to cover as a 15 year old. I was all-in on Amiga... all-in

@ftrain https://t.co/U7K6Xhr0Ab thanks @textfiles

@ftrain it's actually printed in a magazine though. Page 66, Amiga World magazine, issue #1, 1985 https://t.co/HZN3GQXmDk