Fosstodon is definitely down right now.

Every so often I try seeing if I can do without adblock. But man, the distraction, and the CPU usage, and the malvertising, …

The Dawn of Everything has quite a bit on the Pacific Northwest, especially in comparison with Californians.

I expect they’re overloaded. Try a small instance?

Even if they were somehow not evil, the sheer volume would technologically destroy any instance that tried to federate with them.

Now imagine if we could build lemmy on lenny (a really old version of Debian).

I was all prepared to complain that pencil-and-paper encryption tends not to be strong these days. But a one-time pad? Can’t complain about that.

I was wondering if disabling hyperthreading would be effective against this new threat.

This one: https://smile.amazon.com/Yubico-Security-USB-Factor-Authentication/dp/B07M8YBWQZ/

Those little grey cells.

I just use uBO myself. And (hopefully) good OpSec practice.

Maybe just to see the genuinely interesting things they design, so that they can be re-implemented elsewhere. Like maybe the wedge driver dk(4) would be good on OpenBSD.