I only like the old style earphones that sit in the ear. Those bottom ones look way too bulky to be comfortable or not fall out, and the silicone tip ones - sod stuffing something like that in my ear.

I currently own the Sennheiser MX365 (looks like the MX375 is the updated and still available version) and they are great!

In the interests of Linux commands generally being short abbreviations, I suggest “pls”.

I don’t know if it uses that system, but NeoDB lets you sign in with a Mastodon account too. It’s also fully Mastodon compatible, so you can add it to a client and use it as a basic Mastodon/microblog account if you want. It uses (a modified version of?) Takahē on the backend, a project which sadly appears to have been abandoned.

In addition, you can interact with other services from one account, but not necessarily use them fully.

So as above ^^^ at least one account per service is advisable.

I did read it. Everybody’s scared of Trump’s regime. I get it. Bit it wasn’t “disappeared”, merely kept under the radar. If it had been “disappeared” there’d be no trace of it and you wouldn’t be able to stream it.

So, no, then. Just not promoted heavily probably to avoid it “being disappeared”.

TLDR; Basically everything Leave said was a lie.

There are a lot of films at the cinema which only seem to be on for a week at most. Blink and you’ll miss them. I don’t think anybody’s intentionally “disappearing” anything; they just aren’t considered a big enough draw to show for any longer.

+1 for NetSurf, I wrote the Amiga GUI for that.

He might “only” narrate them now, but he used to go out and film them as well as being a big advocate for conservation.

But have there been any mice investigations? I think not!

{Insert joke about vermin in government here}

Keel did their “mini motsu” range with hearts a few years back (suspect they do it every year). They have dragons!

Oh, this is similar to 3218.

https://lemmings.world/post/40748442

That is not what I was expecting to have come in through the window.

I worked for a company that did mainframe software (although I’m not sure if it actually was mainframe or just some sort of UNIX on the backend). A large part of my job involved using it, as obviously we used it in house too.

Anyway, that had PF keys, and if I remember correctly, it involved pressing Ctrl-F followed by the number, so it wasn’t the same as actual Function keys.

Missed a trick there - the blocks should have the letters B, U, N, N and Y on them.

Didn’t see it, but the bunny pissed off Trump so I’m guessing it was amazing.

It doesn’t anymore. I think they dropped the My with Vista? Certainly it was gone by Windows 7.

I don’t EVER want to have to maintain or extend Claude generated code.

I think this is the crux of it. I’ve experimented with getting AI to fix things, create code blocks. It’s really impressive what it can do.

Except, yeah, the code is an utter mess. On the surface it looks good, but when you dig into it it’s totally unmaintainable.

I got it to write some Grok patterns for some logging software, mostly because there were so many variants on logs from some piece of software that it would have been a nightmare to do it all manually without missing something (and I’m lazy and wanted to see if it could be used for this).

It did it and they work (after a few revisions). However it has created a separate pattern for every little variation. If I’d done it by hand I would have used more complex patterns, but less of them. As a result, any tiny little problem requires changing about four different patterns.