Phantasm

The Raspberry Pi community in a nutshell is wannabe homelabbers that know nothing about computers, but think they are extremely knowledgeable. I hate it.

A great example of that are the various undervolting and underclocking threads on the forums. A bunch of users saying "you don't need to do that, the Pi will underclock itself when it gets too hot", "75°C is fine, it doesn't hurt the board in any way" and "get the official case and that is good enough."

Czech national TV broadcasting an interview with an archbishop asking him about politics and Trump :D Peak boomer content.

I'll never understand why anyone would put so much stickers on their laptop that they overlap each other. Even a laptop full of stickers is already way too much. It looks like a shitty graffiti in a city ghetto.

RT: https://mastodon.social/users/RomanOnARiver/statuses/117033525075889736

So many problems with Europe and the mentality of Europeans, summarized in one single post.

RT: https://social.trom.tf/objects/dbc8dc44-846a-70a6-fd30-70c900392007

@silverpill Re Versia Unfollow: I think one of the big mistakes of AS2/AP/AV was using generic Activity names for almost everything. The only types that don't have issues is those that embed Objects in them and Add/Remove which explicitly operates on Collections only.

But things like Follow... Follow what? A user, a context URL for following threads? Interpret it however you want, have fun. The distinction between Objects and Activities isn't even necessary when you stop doing this generic approach. Not like Activities aren't "special" Objects anyway.

handle_incoming() ->
  handle_incoming_activity_type_asdf() ->
    handle_incoming_activity_type_asdf_object() ->
      handle_incoming_activity_type_asdf_object_type_xyz_for_real_this_time()

open email client with 300 unread messages from today lambadalambda Re: Pleroma/Pleroma Family relative looks at my screen What are those names? You are on the dark web, aren't you?