I was really looking forward to seeing it, but, alas, I got a rather boring, pretty gruesome CGI spectacle with a thin message, inconsistent side plots and implausible characters.
Захожу я на сайт погоды The weather channel, а он выдаёт ошибку. Оказывается они убрали местоположение и язык для России 😆 Можно выбрать: Беларусь - русский.
Как-то хочется где-то в глубине души тешить себя надеждой на такую хотя бы теоретическую возможность - если наступит совсем окончательный и необратимый ппц - собраться и пробраться к соседям по глухомани, это тяжело, но реально. Но вот если они будут после всего пережитого ещё и обратно заворачивать, это уже совсем какой-то беспросвет, получается.
Вчера я совершенно неожиданно узнал, что у моей сестры теперь четыре кошки! Знакомьтесь и вы — это Муся. Неженка и мурлыка. Вчера я с ней познакомился, и она тут же забралась ко мне на колени гладиться и мурлыкать. Глядя на неё и обычно осторожная Буся (она же Бусинка) запрыгнула на диван и тоже попросила ласки, даже уговаривать не пришлось. Так и сидел, гладил кошек «по-македонски» 😀
Вот объясните мне такую хуйню. «Пост недоступен» — это потому, что тот петух, которого цитируют, забанил меня. Поэтому мне его читать кагбэ нельзя. Угу, блядь. Я жму “open original page” и мне всё снова доступно. Он не хочет, чтобы я его цитировал? Я вставил картинку, что он теперь сделает? Как он меня ограничит?
НАХУЯ БЫЛО ГОРОДИТЬ ВЕСЬ ЭТОТ ОГОРОД? вот просто: НА-ХУ-Я?
@johan я сейчас не про баны, а про велосипеды с цитированием. А так-то просто заведи виртуала, зафренди товарища и читай, если очень надо и если нет rss, в том числе friends only посты
binutils/gdb commits: * PowerPC: Add support for Context Switch Instruction(RFC02660) and Controlled Cluster Memory (RFC02689) * Mark Pascal as case-insensitive (gdb)
Обнаружил у себя на маке динамичекие обои "Macintosh", они появились уже год назад, конечно, но как же это прекрасно! Там даже текущее время и дата показывают. И цвета можно настроить. И офигеть какой пиксель арт. Нраица! youtube.com/watch?v=pnjxehheT_…
красотища. Поставил динамический цвет, сначала думал будет постоянно меняться цвет, но оказалось, что только на локскрине. Теперь каждый раз после разблокировки у меня десктоп разного цвета.
Valhalla really really reeked of beer, but Jennell seems happy
The other angels are tired of me saying “fight for the other users” while throwing my halo around
I leave it up to you to go to lindken.com and look up Jennell Jacques, now look at her job description, goddess of technology… and fuck cancer, fuck it in the ass
Лектор же, проведя свой еженедельный семинар в Osteuropa-Institut Berlin (на котором почему-то разбирали варианты английского перевода известных стихов Не болтай - так, к слову пришлось) отправился в Гамбург на поезде , который ради такого случая даже следует по расписанию.
НАСТОЯЩИЙ МАТЕРИАЛ (ИНФОРМАЦИЯ) ПРОИЗВЕДЕН И (ИЛИ) РАСПРОСТРАНЕН ИНОСТРАННЫМ АГЕНТОМ [ФИО] ЛИБО КАСАЕТСЯ ДЕЯТЕЛЬНОСТИ ИНОСТРАННОГО АГЕНТА [ФИО] НОРМА ПРИЗНАНА НЕЗАКОННОЙ РЕШЕНИЕМ ЕСПЧ
В Гамбурге будут два мероприятия: участие в университетской конференции о Конституции 1993 года и вечером Статус в зале с настоящими гамбуржцами.
На университетской конференции выступление моё будет посвящено проблеме эквифинальности: был ли авторитарный разворот заложен в самой архитектуре первой постсоветской конституции. Вся жизнь её была ли залогом свиданья верного с бетонной стеной войны и исторического тупика, или возможны были варианты? Попробую изложить свои соображения, будут даже слайды.
На конференцию в Bucerius Law School попасть уже нельзя, всё занято. Напомню, что предыдущий курс этой серии, про 90-е, был записан и выложен в открытый доступ.
Можно ли на Статус ещё записаться, не знаю, на таких мероприятиях зал всегда небольшой, но ссылку дам на всякий случай.
Лектор же, проведя свой еженедельный семинар в Osteuropa-Institut Berlin (на котором почему-то разбирали варианты английского перевода известных стихов Не болтай - так, к слову пришлось) отправился в Гамбург на поезде , который ради такого случая даж…
В прошлой статье я описывал как построить сетевую часть самодержавного сервера, пора принести в него что-то отдаленно разумное. Это руководство описывает весь пр...
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@shuro замечательно, а зачем кому-то видеть служебную машину (с желтыми огнями) с другого конца улицы? Они там что-то опасное делают? Тогда почему улица не перекрыта?
@Мя �� в теории могут что-то раскопать в одном из рядов, например, а ты, может, едешь туда на 150 км/ч (с таким же проблесковым, только синим) 😀
Конечно, может быть, что просто мигалки китайские, а китайцы иначе не умеют. Но вообще именно как предупреждение такое в городе видно лучше именно за счёт того, что раздражает.
[strong]BMX Escape[/strong] is a very cool [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synthwave]synthwave[/url] band that I really enjoy listening to. And as of yesterday they have a [url=https://mastodon.social/@bmxescape/]Mastodon account[/url], which is partia
BMX Escape is a very cool synthwave band that I really enjoy listening to. And as of yesterday they have a Mastodon account, which is partially because of me.
3 Posts, 2 Following, 17 Followers · BMX Escape blends vintage synths and electric guitar with infectious pop hooks for a retrofuturistic trip straight from an endless ’80s dream.
I wanted to post this question in a neutral community and not the specific Lemmy or Piefed ones.
I am curious to learn how resource utilization is comparing in the real world operation of Piefed vs. Lemmy instances, given a similar level of users and user activity? Considering that Piefed is written in Python and Lemmy is written in Rust, I would think that the difference would be significant, but I recall someone mentioning in the past that the main resource constraint for both these platforms would be database-related instead so the language choice wouldn't have much impact. I'm curious if this is proving correct in the real world as opposed to in theory.
I know that there are a few admins out there who are running both and I would love to hear their thoughts on this.
I can't find/remember the post but recently an admin shared some resource usage graphs. The thing that jumped out at me was their Lemmy instance was using 32 GB of ram while their PieFed instance was using 2 GB of ram. Maybe a little more, but it was low single digits.
Maybe their piefed graph did not include postgresql, which should be 2 GB just by itself... That would bring the total up to around 4 or 5 GB. piefed.social uses between 4 and 5 GB, too.
Thanks. Wouldn't that depend a lot on user demand at the time this was measured? If the Lemmy instance was handling 20x as many users at that time it might explain much larger RAM usage, for example.
This is why I was hoping to be able to compare for similar levels of users. If Lemmy requires 32 GB for 200 users and Piefed requires 2 GB for 10 users, it could still be that Lemmy was more efficient.
Yes, it's tricky. I don't remember which instance it was but it was one of the smaller lemmy instances with roughly the same MAU as Piefed.social, tho. Not any of the top 6 Lemmy instances.
It could have been an outlier. Looks like lemmy.mods4ever.com is much more reasonable although that's a single-user instance so it's going to be the absolute minimum.
I run a personal lemmy instance and two personal piefed instances, so I was just doing some comparisons. My instances are mainly used for development and testing, so they are only subscribed to a handful of communities and just have one active user.
You are correct that when it comes to performance, like snappiness and responsiveness, the database is probably going to be the bottleneck. Unless you are scaling up to a huge degree, I would be surprised to see meaningful differences in the number of requests that could be handled due to language differences between rust and python. Yes, python is an interpreted language, but most of the libraries you are using are basically calling other system libraries written in a language like C, and the program can execute way faster than your database I/O can give it data to process anyway.
Here is my usage summary. The lemmy instance has been running for about 1.5 years while the piefed instance has been running for just shy of a year now. I have only included the memory usage and disk since I don't think either is really CPU hungry or bound in my use case.
Thank you very much for your detailed reply! It's interesting that they're pretty similar. I had thought about that possibility of performance-critical Python libraries being being written in a system language. I appreciate it.
Do you mean at smaller scales? I've read many articles in the past that say that some languages for web application servers perform better / require less resources for the same performance than others but maybe it makes more difference at larger scales.
So there was this really great Youtube video that came out over the weekend about why a lot of modern movies just don't feel "real" anymore and generally kind of look terrible.
Anyhow in other news I just saw the trailer for the live action Moana remake.
I recently spent forty minutes searching through Slack trying to find a technical decision — made eight months ago — about an app that 60% of my creative life depends on.
I knew the conversation had happened. I remembered participating in it.
someone else ran a forum when the poster was young.
someone else paid for that forum for 20 years
someone else paid to host op's teen Wolfenstein posts for 20 years
So what's stopping you from doing the same? It's not expensive. Is it that discord is free and you don't actually want to see what stupid shit you wrote about a video game 20 years ago? That seems the most likely explanation. If not, be the change. It's not hard, it's not expensive, you literally just need to want to do it and read a tutorial maybe.
As much fun as the "corps run everything" narrative is, that's only because people keep using their services.
Edit: now I read the blog post rather than the marketing for the blog post, it's a little worse. This feels very yelling at clouds + nostalgia. Sorry, forum searches often sucked and still do because forums still exist even if the author doesn't use them. Yes slack is more like normal conversation, no the fact that it's over the internet rather than in person doesn't matter. Yes people start talking about document management systems and wikis, yes you have to actually use them. No I don't like major permanent decisions being made in slack, no I don't do that -- I write them down. This is all very be the change you want to see. People will respond.
I personally don’t have the technical knowledge, time, or energy to take on something like this — but I was curious:
Since Matrix, XMPP, etc. already support most (if not all) of the features that Discord offers — text, voice, video, threads, bots, roles, federation, etc. — would it theoretically be possible to just replicate Discord’s UI and UX and build it on top of the Matrix or XMPP protocol instead of starting from scratch?
I mean, sure, there’d be some challenges with existing third-party clients, like
Matrix:
Element X,
Nheko,
Cinny,
FluffyChat,
XMPP:
Aparté
AstraChat XMPP Client
aTalk
Beagle IM
Bruno
Chat-O-Matic
Chatty
Conversations
Cheogram Android
but if developers and users agreed to focus on a stack — say, Matrix, XMPP, or both — couldn’t there a “Discord-like” ecosystem of compatible apps and communities?
Basically: could an open-source “Discord alternative” be built using Matrix or XMPP as the backend rather than trying to reinvent the wheel?
What are the technical or social barriers to doing that?
They are working on it, the leas dev is working with the lead Dev of slidge to propose a new Spaces protocol to enable "sub-channel" type functionality.
So you know they are miles behind slack. I say this as a XMPP operator and enthusiast, with a grade A server in XMPP Providers. There's no use hiding the truth.
I say XMPP below as that's what I'm most familiar with, but you can replace it with Matrix or any other open federated network 😀
would it theoretically be possible to just replicate Discord’s UI and UX and build it on top of the Matrix or XMPP protocol instead of starting from scratch?
It's complicated. I agree that copying the UX of the proprietary apps to provide a familiar experience would help get some adoption. That way we don't have to convince someone to switch network and user experience at the same time.
If we had an XMPP-based Discord clone, WhatsApp clone, Telegram clone etc., all interoperating with XMPP under the hood, I think it would be much easier to go to each friend and get them to switch to the clone of the service they like the most. And, everyone could still talk to each other no matter what UI they were using.
I think the reason why Conversations is so successful, compared to other clients, is that it started essentially as a clone of Hangouts.
but if developers and users agreed to focus on a stack
There's the problem, though. Developers are never going to agree on a single solution 😀
There are limited numbers of developers really familiar with the nuts and bolts of XMPP, and they are already swamped maintaining the existing software.
I think this can be solved though by separating the UI from the backend as much as possible. If experienced XMPP devs work on libraries, and experienced UI devs work on replicating proprietary UIs, someone can then wire whatever frontend and backend together that they want.
I think this can get you 80% of the way there. The last 20% will be challenging though, as you won't be able to replicate the UX exactly: the experience you want to provide will clash with the way the existing network already works.
::: spoiler examples of network differences For example, XMPP has the concept of anonymous public rooms, where you can't see someone's identifier. Most public rooms are set up like this. You can't start an encrypted conversation with someone from a group without exchanging jids first.
But, someone who's used to WhatsApp will expect to just be able to click on someone in a group chat to start an encrypted conversation with them. That's just not possible in XMPP, in the already existing rooms. So, although the UI will look the same, there will definitely still be confusion around the edges.
Likewise, WhatsApp expects everyone to be contactable by phone number. But, if you have a friend who signed up to XMPP using a discord-like app, the phone number won't be their primary identifier. So users could get confused why they cannot contact their friend when they thought that using this WhatsApp clone would work the same way. :::
So, in some ways, it's cleaner to just provide a completely different experience and say "this is what XMPP is".
What I'm not sure about, is how important that last 20% is. On one hand, a user might like that the app seems to function like one they're used to. But then, I can see them having less patience and saying "this is broken" in the areas it doesn't work like they expect. I feel they are likely to be less forgiving about the bits that aren't the same, if everything else is a replica. And, they won't understand the nuance that it's more difficult to have a consistent experience across different clients and servers, they will just say "this app is broken and I'm going back to the proprietary one".
Meanwhile, the status quo, where we say "you have to switch networks and also learn how XMPP differs from everything else at the same time" has its own problems, because people just do not feel comfortable changing so many things at once. So long story short, it's tricky 😀
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I know it's not what your asking but I never used Discord because it's proprietary and, my friends and I stayed on IRC.
Now IRC is usually just text but we wanted something a bit more modern so we settled for The Lounge. It's a web IRC client that can display and host videos and images. It can also keep some of the channels history. It brings some modernity to IRC, as we can paste images directly onto a channel.
There's another similar client called Convos. Apparently it can also do video/voice chat but I never tried.
So I'm not sure we'd switch to an XMPP based protocol, as IRC web clients pretty much just already works for us instead of Discord.
The problem with replacing Discord isn't the tech or features. Discord doesn't do anything special that hasn't existed in other software for 15-20 years.
The key difficulty is overcoming the network effect. All the big streamers use Discord, which means their millions of viewers are going to use Discord also, which means that most of their friends will too, and thus, you have a default app that almost everybody uses.
It took a massive amount of effort for me to just get three of my friends to sign up with Matrix and join a group server for gaming, and two of them stopped using it after just a month or two. I only have a single friend who is still using it, and they only use it when the two of us are gaming.
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