IngeniousRocks (They/She)

I usually don’t like to dogpile onto authors but I went to look at their article history (at least at this outlet) and they look to be almost Invariably Click-bait and or AI Trash.

[Happy penguin noises]

I was under the impression that RISCV was poorly supported, ARM has some (more) open platforms so I guess their RISC would be fine, and a significantly simpler undertaking than implementing x86.

If you have the time you could engineer a device that operates physical switches to represent bits, sort of like a curta calculator. Make it with enough bits available and engineer in an x86 compatible instruction set and hot damn you’ve got an electricity free computer, which (if you have the time) you can then manually set the storage bits into positions representative of your Linux filesystem with a minimal install. Figure out how you bootstrap the startup, perhaps engineer correct starting positions for the active bits (memory) such that you have an initramfs.

Can be done, technically you could do it with windows too I guess but boo close source software

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Big fan of my HyperX Alloy Origins 65.

RGB controls work with openrgb, no programmable buttons but that’s fine, keyd allows for remapping wherever I want. The keys are very “clacky” on hard press and “clicky” with softer presses, with some gentle resistance, equivalent roughly to half the spring strength of an OG XBox trigger.

Edit; just saw your final point was “mainly want the programmable keys”; this isn’t the one for you unless you wanna remap a row with keyd

Hey that’s MY cursed python programming method… I wonder if I still have those books

Want.

Just because it means a public shag on terf island doesn’t mean the rest of the English speaking g world uses it that way.

In the United States, political violence has ensured overrepresentation of minority populations below the poverty line. Requireing the financial means to have a child thereby limits minority procreation.

To address this, a universal basic income as well as a stipend for parents would be necessary. In the US, this is far away from ever happening, eere actively moving in the opposite direction. Mandatory birth control in this country is eugenics.

This is exactly the type of optimism we need if we’re gonna slow climate change enough to make it

This is an extremely popular opinion among those who’ve not unpacked that what you’re describing is eugenics

You’re more hopeful than you’ve been given any reason to be to assume this will be over in 4 years.

Your complacency is their enforcement mechanism.

I’ll keep an eye out on Craigslist and ask some of my small business contacts where they got their.

Looked into this recently, where do I get commercial signage that isn’t 6x the price for the same size screen?

Never been banned anywhere except Facebook.

I make a new throwaway every time I go to reddit so Idk maybe I’ve been banned but it’s pretty dumb to ban someone who’s making new accounts with proxies every time.

We pass down the what, but as history is written by the victors the why and the how are lost to the ages. Without why, we never truly understand how. Without how, what is sure to happen without contest.

Unfortunately they think they are, good luck everyone else, we’re already mostly hosed stateside.

Thanks for the reply! Re direct expose: ive got a Cloudflare tunnel so I can keep my firewalls tight, I don’t directly expose anything ever, not since I made a Minecraft server directly exposed in 2018 and within hours had already had over 100 unidentified attempts at connection from who knows where.

I’ll take a look at Ghost, I don’t expect Hugo to be what they’re looking for but I’ll show them anyway.

Right now we’re looming for a place for her to mirror her Substack and start migrating her fans to her platform, rather than drive deeper into the corpoverse regarding sharing her work.

I’ve been looking at selfhosting options for my partner, an author, who wants a blog.

So far I’ve tried Haven, and I’m not sure it’s gonna be a good fit, not having a “guest account” option for non-registered users.

If anyone has a recommendation I’d super appreciate it, ideal not dealing with nginx 😅