Ángel
@angel@triptico.com
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indent or just reformatting the code isn't also 'literally identical' 🤦Yo creo que todo esta ralea fascista está haciendo más a favor de un gobierno progresista que ningún esfuerzo de la izquierda.
https://www.enriquedans.com/2023/11/quiere-usted-hacerse-dano.html
estoy en shock.
Ningún creyente individual es responsableLas únicas religiones que no causan daño son las que ya no tienen ni un solo creyente. Así que cada creyente sí es un poco responsable.
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You're great, people ❤️
Don't forget to read the guide before upgrading:
I accidentally dropped it on a client's facilities and cracked a marble floor. No kidding.
So, if the instruments are the hardware and the toolkit, and the interpreter is the compiler, then it's more or less true that music is the object and the sheets are the source.
Similarly, one may consider a MIDI file source code for music.
This is Ángel Ortega, crime and horror fiction writer and former systems programmer (on space, avionics and cryptography environments).
My first contact with a #UNIX system was on 1989 on a Sun Sparcstation 2 running #SunOS. I discovered #Linux on 1993 with the SLS distribution. I ditched all Microsoft software on 1999 and moved all my computers to Linux and never looked back.
My first encounter with #OpenBSD (inside a VM) was circa 2015. I was debugging a ground station software that was complicated as hell and had some memory leaks and was driving me mad; a friend of mine recommended compiling my beast on OpenBSD because the memory management is very different and it immediately crashed on a place I never expected. That filled my heart with bliss.
My first experience with OpenBSD in real hardware was on a laptop in 2020. Everything worked (except Bluetooth because, you know, there is no Bluetooth support on OpenBSD). I finally had to install Linux on that laptop because of reasons and my heart was a bit broken.
I now have OpenBSD on a tiny Toshiba NB 200. It's 32 bit, so no Firefox for poor old Ángel, but I don't really care because I used it mostly for fiction writing and remote server maintenance while on coffee shops, libraries or parks. Battery usage is great. Everything works like a charm.
I love OpenBSD because it's compact. It makes me feel like on a vintage UNIX system, simple and solid. Native tools and servers share lookalike configuration files. Man pages are awesome af. It includes a C compiler in its base system and that means "I am a real Operating System" to me. I love security is one of its main goals. OpenBSD hackers are brilliant, stubborn, unique people.
I don't love the filesystem.
I don't care that it's a bit slower than other OSes.
If you haven't tried OpenBSD, do it this October.
MYSTERY PERSON QUIZ FOR 2023.10.06
Do you know who this person is?
Give your answer or make your best guess below. (No reverse image search or peeking at other responses.)
His name will be revealed tomorrow. This one may be tough since he is so young and not a celebrity in the traditional sense.
Please boost for more responses.
MOVIE QUIZ FOR 2023.10.06
Do you know which movie this picture is from?
Give your honest answer below, even if you’re not sure.
Please boost for more responses.
The answer will be revealed tomorrow.
Out of these four movies directed by Quentin Tarantino, which is your favorite, and why?
Please boost if you can for a greater response.
| Reservoir Dogs (1992): | 44 |
| Kill Bill Vol. 1 (2003): | 49 |
| Inglourious Basterds (2009): | 33 |
| Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (2019): | 10 |
Closed
Va a quedar una edición de mi libro TAN guay que ya le gustaría a cualquier editorial tenerla. Es que estoy segura xD
Great movie and great book.
Creo que las he visto todas, pero sí, un maratón no estaría mal. Aunque algunas no serán fáciles de encontrar.
Here's hoping someone creates a Karikó Prize, to be awarded annually to someone that academia kicked to the curb and who went on to change the world anyway. Of course, there should also be a UPenn prize every year for the most egregious example of an academic institution failing to support someone when it would have mattered but later taking credit for their work anyway.
Gracias por su interés.
Let's start #OctOpenBSD ! Let use this month to show #OpenBSD is not a niche operating system!
Write stuff, take screenshot, record videos, do what you want using #OpenBSD and share it to the world!
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@angel
Here you go. I've bloggified it and expanded it further:
"How to Compete with Patreon"
https://siderea.dreamwidth.org/1824441.html
Fortunately, I don't do any web browsing in this nano-machine (it's mostly unbearable), just have it installed just in case
www-data system group (or whatever your Apache runs as) and set your Notes folder setgid www-data; this way, combined with an umask that sets your files rw-r-----, Apache will have read access to your files while running as a not-you user.Apart from the recent vulnerability, what more thinks I should be afraid of? End of support?
También, como dice @VictorMoral@mastodon.social, cualquiera de las de Mad Max menos la de Tina Turner.
Do you have this same content in a less temporary, time-proof format, like a blog post or whatever?
Do you screenwriters want us to believe this shit? Are you even trying?
Qué bien me lo pasé ayer en la presentación de T.Errores: en el bosque ya estás muerto. Qué antología más chula, por favor.
Así da gusto escribir.
Si no vas, más pierdes tú.