Had to take the bus into town today, and wore a kilt. Some Delores decided to take issue; which sadly I'm used to. "Why are you wearing a skirt?!" and so on. As I said, used to it (and big scary white dude, so I have some privilege to wield), so I'm calmly addressing it with her
But then she said "well how am I supposed to explain that to my kid?!", and friends, I didn't have to say a thing, because the most awesome Black lady jumped in. She turned to her kid (I'd guess roughly 13 years old) and said "hey, why is he allowed to wear a skirt?"
Kid: "he's grown enough to wear whatever the fuck he wants"
Mom: "see?! Ain't hard ma'am"
Delores huffed but that was pretty much the end 🤣
Known for its core design IP that ends up in everything from IoT to smartphones to servers, Arm is now presenting that it has enabled one of its key microcontrollers in a new form factor: rather than using silicon as a base, the company has enabled a processor core in plastic. The technology has been in the works for almost a decade, but Arm has...
@thufie This, but seriously
you're not even allowed to develop a sense of self before the age of 20. it's a happy accident if you do. before that, you're expected to be a bundle of nerves jumping to the cruel whims of random adults.
and these people want to increase that to age 25. actually disgusting.
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@kim The package format (or well, one of them) is called .pet :D
@kim Also IMO this project deserves a lot more attention than it's getting
@kim Right???
@Johann150 Ah yeah, that does sound like a tricky one :( Maybe joining a fork would be an idea?
The source code can be found here: https://github.com/puppylinux-woof-CE/woof-CE/tree/testing/woof-code/rootfs-packages/pmusic/usr/local/pmusic
I just realized that I haven't graced the fediverse yet with knowledge of the amazingly cursed software that is pMusic: a music player from the Puppy Linux project that is built entirely in Bash(!), yet has a GUI with fully-featured playlist management and advanced features like discography management and automatic YouTube searching and streaming!
@Johann150 (The underlying assumption here is that other devs might be frustrated with the state of things, but do not have enough energy/experience to organize a fork themselves, and so are letting it slide)
@Johann150 Of course, if the rest of the dev team is pretty much okay with the current situation, it becomes much harder.
@Johann150 I think it'd mostly depend on how the rest of the dev team and also the wider contributor community feel about things - if there's some degree of shared disgruntlement over slow review, then "here's a fork that will merge your changes faster, and I'd like the existing dev team to get involved in its governance" can be a very attractive option. And you can 'seed' that by picking out some of the good lingering PRs yourself and merging them already.
@thufie Or alternatively, for maximum "jank that somehow mostly works", there's always Puppy Linux
@thufie If a puzzle box for every system change is an acceptable substitute, I have a NixOS to offer
@Johann150 Particularly that last point has frequently led to successful forks of projects in the past (see eg. Gitea)
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