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私なら元からだめだよ
フォロイーがスキャナ食べてる…もうだめだ
#wildlife #nature #birds #picnickingbirds
Picnicking Birds 🪶
フォロイーがスキャナ食べてる…もうだめだ
スキャナハンバーグ
スキャナキーマカレー
今日の移動とりあえず終わり
まずスキャナをみじん切りにしてお鍋に入れます
背表紙切っちゃうのはなぁ…って
くろでんの作ったご飯食べたい
An year of the Linux Desktop via 
@RunxiYu https://lobste.rs/s/xpw0bc #culture #linux
https://xeiaso.net/blog/2025/yotld/
まずスキャナをみじん切りにしてお鍋に入れます
自炊っていうから…
TLが一気にご飯の話になった…
TLが一気にご飯の話になった…
背表紙切っちゃうのはなぁ…って
Bedrijven, organisaties en overheden verzamelen steeds meer gegevens van burgers. Het toeslagenschandaal uit 2017 liet pijnlijk zien wat er mis kan gaan als de overheid daar niet zorgvuldig mee omgaat: de privacy en veiligheid van burgers komen dan ernstig in het gedrang.
Hierover ging Julia Janssen in gesprek met 
@Lot_tenLotte Houwing Houwing, beleidsadviseur bij 
@bitsoffreedom , journalist Tom Grosfeld en Niels Westerlaken, Chief Privacy Officer bij 
@SURF
Giving in, and teaching my spellcheck that "gargron" is a valid word. 😉
ニトリではなくTemuで揃えて自炊…
何日持つか？
まあ、自炊の勧めもあったし
U.S. Orders Intelligence Agencies to Stepping up Spying on Greenland
https://www.wsj.com/world/greenland-spying-us-intelligence-809c4ef2
大罷免就是自己生出來的台灣式期中選舉 ！
調理道具全部Temuで揃えて自炊？
スキャナとかなんかあるのかしら
自炊したさがある
He’s on vacation.
ajaxian.com on June 20, 2006
https://web.archive.org/web/20060620225741if_/http://ajaxian.com:80
In which I survey CSRF countermeasures and existing Go libraries and propose we add CrossOriginForgeryHandler to net/http to solve this once and for all.
Turns out there is no need for tokens or keys in 2025! Browsers just send a This-Is-CSRF header now. (Sort of.)
In which I survey CSRF countermeasures and existing Go libraries and propose we add CrossOriginForgeryHandler to net/http to solve this once and for all.
Turns out there is no need for tokens or keys in 2025! Browsers just send a This-Is-CSRF header now. (Sort of.)
なお薬は飲んだものとする
お酒でベロベロに酔いたい気分
trying to come up with some advice around quoting/escaping/tab completion in the shell and not coming up with as much as I thought I would! so far I have:
- sometimes you can drag a file from a GUI file manager to escape it properly
- tab completion is great
mostly looking for advice around using the shell interactively, not scripting (so not "always quote your shell variables”)
おくすり飲むのめんどくさい
まあ「Mastodon や Misskey は食品裏の成分表示表を見て暇をつぶすタイプのオタクに向いている SNS なので、そうじゃないオタクには向いていない」と言われると否定できずに泣きます
Simple tcsh prompt: set prompt = '%# '
Simple tcsh prompt: set prompt = '%# '
福笑い配列の #キーボード は許されるのか?という問題
Today, after several months of work and testing, Lume 3 was finally released.
🔥 🔥 🔥
Dedicated to all galician cantareiras.
Thanks to all people involved in this huge release.
おふとんになった
秋田に着くまでにバッテリーが残っているかチャレンジ？
@cwebberChristine Lemmer-Webber by the way, did y'all see this yet? https://mastodon.tymoon.eu/@shinmera/114422584502561111
いつも持ち歩いてる子、長時間充電してるとたまにスリープから復帰しなくなるから充電しながら寝たくなさがある
あきた
I just cannot put myself in the headspace of a programmer who hits a button that pipes word mcnuggets directly into the terminal and runs them.
We've known that `curl | sh` is bad for a long time, how does that get better if the thing you curl is a badly designed RNG?
うあ
ﾎﾞｯ
I was checking if anubis works to protect against LLM by quering chatgpt " summarize https://michal.sapka.pl/2025/catbus/". This in not-public draft of the post (final one has "the" prefix).
GPT gives answer.
WTF I think.
I had a grep on post-anubis log to show me this link. Nothing, nada.
WTF is going on I think.
Then, I read the summary GPT gave me.
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"Certainly! Here’s a concise summary of [https://michal.sapka.pl/2025/catbus/](https://michal.sapka.pl/2025/catbus/):
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## Summary: Catbus
The blog post introduces **Catbus**, Michał Sapka’s open-source tool for tracking changes in directory contents.
**Key points:**
- **Purpose:** Catbus periodically scans specified directories and logs any changes (added, removed, or modified files).
- **How it works:** Rather than using OS-level notifications (like inotify), Catbus works by taking snapshots of directories at intervals and comparing them over time.
- **Privacy & Simplicity:** All data remains local; there are no cloud uploads or external dependencies. Catbus is meant to be lightweight and easy to use.
- **Configuration:** The tool uses a TOML file to let users specify which directories to monitor and what behaviors to enable.
- **Use cases:** Catbus is useful for backup monitoring, detecting unwanted file changes, and maintaining an audit trail in a privacy-conscious manner.
- **Status:** The project is in early development, with the author encouraging feedback and contributions.
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Catbus is a simple, privacy-friendly, and local tool for auditing file changes by periodically scanning directories and recording any differences it finds.
**In brief:** Catbus is a simple, privacy-friendly, and local tool for auditing file changes by periodically scanning directories and recording any differences it finds.
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I have no idea if I should laugh more or be angry.
But yeah - #chatgpt at it's best. Nothing of the summary is correct, it never did what I asked it and lied about it all. I'm using gpt-4.1 which should is a "new" model I guess.
Fuck this future.
Julia Evans
Olivier Forget
Stefano Marinelli
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