clonejo @clonejo@social.troll.academy

This interview makes me sound like a paranoid DIY hacker: http://bikeshed.fm/194

this is where I go to do my daily Internet Harvesting. My Curated Collection of Content is dredged from the depths of the Internet Tunnels, and brought to the surface for your enjoyment. It's tough work, but somebody's gotta do it.

@blinry the wall of Delft tiles is on display at Schiphol airport!

https://t.co/EIgjdcEKcF

In zweieinhalb Stunden werden die Uhren ne Stunde vorgestellt. Auf 1:59 folgt also 3:00 (laut Zeitzonenregel für Europe/Berlin).

Whooot? Die Entwicklung der Hellhäutigkeit ist erst 5.000 Jahre her. O.o

Menschheitsgeschichte– Es gibt keine Rassen https://www.deutschlandfunk.de/menschheitsgeschichte-es-gibt-keine-rassen.1148.de.html?dram:article_id=444263

ever wonder why your train is late in the mornings sometimes? well,

Do you know https://seatguru.com? Enter airline, date, and flight number, and get recommendations on where you want or don't want to sit. Has helped me tremendously in the past!

🧐

A guy who only shows up to your retirement luncheon or whatever and has one little fruit drink is one punch man

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KDE auf dem Tolino?

:P

Cloudflare just open-sourced a userspace Wireguard implementation written in Rust https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=CloudFlare-BoringTun-WireGuard (Their blogpost has a good rundown of current WireGuard implementations, and where their's fits in https://blog.cloudflare.com/boringtun-userspace-wireguard-rust/)

I think I've figured out how to find people who can code: look only for languages that aren't used for automation, even though we don't use them. The likelihood that one is both a decent coder and doesn't list any language besides Python, Ruby, Bash, PowerShell, or Perl seems small.

I probably need to drop Java as well since it's taught in university CS programs.

I say this despite the fact that I probably couldn't pass an interview in anything but Python without practice.

What should I read to get a basic understanding of accounting? If possible, it should be general enough to be applicable in Germany without the book being from a German author.

Bei #digitalsozial gibt’s die besten Folien 😝

I have this one repo at work that I have a *lot* of branches for, and I'm terrible at cleaning them up when I'm done with them

listing them by alphabetical order is almost useless, if I don't remember the branch name then there are just too many to remember which one I want

so I learned about `--sort`, now I can see which branches I've committed to most recently:

`git branch --sort='-committerdate'`