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Always happy to see these empirical results from the Universal Basic Income study (translation in alt)

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Just a reply to put a CW on the above post so I can boost.

From Iceshrimp's Zulip chat:

There'll be security patches released for Iceshrimp-JS (severity: critical) and Iceshrimp.NET (severity: low) between 19:00, 27 Apr 2025 UTC and 21:00, 27 Apr 2025 UTC (this should show in your local time zone on Iceshrimp, but in case it doesn't, that's 2025-04-27T19:00Z - 2025-04-27T21:00Z. Be ready and patch quickly, especially if you're on -js.

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Are there any period tracking apps that are single-purchase, NO CLOUD DATA, NO HEALTHKIT, privacy respecting at all? My daughter is getting to the age where she should probably start tracking mood so she might have some warning for when she starts fully menstruating, but I'm deeply concerned about the 3rd party doctrine and apps like Clue collaborating with the fascists.

If not, why not? Is there something I'm missing? Is this a thing I should consider during my down times in my consulting biz?

Thanks! and please boost widely!

when you're about to post something negative about linux on the fedi:

@Byte @joepie91 I mean, the way they explained it made sense.

If you're parsing a string, all the state machine has to care about at that juncture is backslashes and the end of the string (or $'s, if you're using backtics), and the state machine for JSON parsing is so restricted relative to javascript, the two combined ends up being cheaper than the full mechanism for passing as javascript source.

look what I've got! #retroComputing

edit: Now properly curated for the Internet Archive library.
edit2: working serial number and screenshots added

archive.org/details/star_trek_

I forgot how weird Windows is. Some of the UI actually looks really nice (as it should, it's basically "what if we took macOS and combined it with KDE), but some of it is just, "oh I remember this from 20 years ago", like ok cool you don't have to redesign every UI element but maybe at least make it match the current look of the OS? 😭

On Linux that's not even an issue outside of Gnome, and even then you can just, install a GTK3 theme that looks like libadwaita and everything just looks nice?

Did you know: JSON handling is so aggressively optimized in JS runtimes that often, the fastest way to deep-clone an object tree is to do a JSON stringify/parse cycle instead of iterating through the objects in your own code

@joepie91 iirc Chakra (the JS engine used by non-Chrome Edge back in the day) had a special string representation for the result of JSON.stringify, so it didn’t actually generate the string at all if it just got passed back to JSON.parse

Let’s Encrypt *will* stop emailing you but *only* after emailing you more frequently than ever before

@joepie91 there was a V8 talk I watched that suggested it was more performant to initialize an object by JSON.parse'ing a string rather than var thing = {} for the same reason.

Did you know: JSON handling is so aggressively optimized in JS runtimes that often, the fastest way to deep-clone an object tree is to do a JSON stringify/parse cycle instead of iterating through the objects in your own code

There are so many things where it's ridiculous that we expect individuals to all have their own, personal thing for their own personal use.

I have a really nice set of chisels, but they only get used once every couple of months. It makes sense to share them.

If you're a woodworker or carpenter, you probably need your own. But so many things could be shared rather than bought.

I'm no expert, but having a Library Economy sounds so much nicer than a capitalist one.

youtube.com/watch?v=vW5EVNT--D

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Loving how much I'm getting to know my neighbours, and how we've been helping each other out.

Some neighbours know the leaves I use for baskets, and give me bundles of them when I walk past.

I've been fixing things for neighbours who need it. One neighbour is thrilled I fixed her shopping cart, and has been giving me home-baked goods ever since.

Every few months we get together to chat and share stories, and we're getting better at sharing tools.

This feels like how it should be.

In case you missed it, Bluesky is apparently caving to an authoritarian government:

➡️ mas.to/@osma/11434616689055247

This is why the Fediverse is so important: each Fedi server is totally independent, servers communicate directly with each other, and anyone can set up a server anywhere.

Bluesky posts all flow through Bluesky's corporate relay which is impossible to bypass, making censorship easy.

:Fediverse: No one controls the Fediverse

🦋 Bluesky is controlled by a US-based for-profit corporation

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Opmerkelijk: alle partijen maken alleen maar bekend welke cadeau’s ze uit de onderhandelingen hebben gesleept, met totale kosten ondertussen minstens 6 miljard. Er was toch geen geld?

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