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@joepie91 Fijn he? En ze blijven het maar doen, met als gevolg dat iedere wandelstraat nu twee tot drie keer overnieuw moet. En vaak voldoet de vervanging niet, of maar deels. Hier is bijvoorbeeld voor het station de spekgladde bestrating nu vervangen door iets ruwers, maar wel met glazen banen die de ondergrondse fietsenstalling moeten voorzien van daglicht. 🤦

My favorite line from any Apple II manual, the one that encourages you to play around and learn BASIC, when encouraging the user that an error message doesn’t mean you’ve broken anything permanently was:

And if the computer beeps at you, beep back.

slightly pessimistic 

@eniko Honestly, every time I see people complaining about 'drama', it just feels confrontational in how much society seems to have lost its collective ability to understand and manage social spaces... even the understanding that conflict is a thing that happens in social interaction, seems just *gone*, and it makes me worry about how on earth we're all supposed to recover from this

People complain about inter-instance drama on the fediverse and, yeah I get it. It's super annoying when a bunch of people you don't know get into it for reasons you don't care about and it affects your social space. It does suck!

But the fediverse is a network of social spaces containing millions of people, owned and operated by a bunch of regular people, and people are messy so sometimes things will get messy on here. It sucks, but it's inevitable. Expected, even

To be honest given all that I'm kind of shocked how smoothly things seem to go for most of us on here most days

"Because it would be hilarious" is not a good reason to elect someone.

Literally everyone who wants to use ChatGPT at work should be required to spend a whole day listening to ChatGPT explain things you know very, very well. There's nothing like reading absolute nonsense in that very authoritative tone it uses.

"Die richt zich onder meer op de bedrijven Nestlé Waters (van o.a. Perrier en Vittel) en Sources Alma (van o.a. Cristaline en Vichy-Célestins). ,,Deze bedrijven laten de consumenten geloven dat ze natuurlijk water verkopen, terwijl het gaat om water dat in het verleden vervuild is geweest en dat op illegale wijze behandeld is’’, aldus de advocaat van Foodwatch."

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Het zou fijn zijn als gemeentes eens zouden stoppen met het neerleggen van spekglad siersteen als bestrating in herontworpen voetgangersgebieden, waardoor je bijna op je bek gaat als het even geregend heeft

Ok wow just witnessed a person in a car throw some garbage out of their window and then a pedestrian ran to grab it, then chased them to the next stop sign, insisted they roll down their window (they refused) so the pedestrian opened the door and threw the garbage back in at them and then ran away.

I wish bands were releasing instrumental versions of their songs more often

Like I love the vocal too but sometimes listening to just the guitars and drums would be so 🔥

@pieselpriemel Any network of federated communication servers that fits the 'open connectivity and ecosystem' ideals that you would find in ActivityPub, Matrix, etc. - with a special emphasis on AP.

Just being connected would not be enough to fit into my definition of 'fediverse'; it would need to subscribe to those ideals of openness and lack of central control, and at least nominally achieve them.

@virtulis Looks like B2C only did parcel aggregration so they're still not really delivering anything themselves, just passing it on to local last-mile transporters (and presumably providing centralized tracking and billing services)

Rust ecosystem document your expected error handling patterns challenge 2024 (still failing)

PostNL have stopped leaving a note when they miss a delivery. I have a package coming that I don't have a tracking number for. So if I'm not home when they try to deliver it. It'll goto an unknown parcel shop. And I'll never know to go collect it...

This feels fundamentally broken.

@fogti@chaos.social Like, part of the problem is that CommonJS was already so widespread that it will never go away fully due to old code hanging around, and so now to have a tool that works in the real world, you must implement both CJS and ESM and this is likely to remain true in perpetuity

@fogti@chaos.social The near-total incompatibility in practice combined with the lack of actual convincing benefits besides "looks shiny" and the widespread misinformation about what the benefits supposedly are.

It's created basically two split ecosystems that take hours upon hours to try and integrate back together for maintainers, and all tooling now needs *two* implementations forever

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