i don't think i can rightfully process the extent of disregard for one's safety that "i will intentionally vibrate my airplane to pieces and then stake it all on my ability to climb out of the flaming debris with a parachute and open it before i hit something" implieslike i have done some unhinged shit in my own time but i haven't been even 1% as ... whatever the fuck it is... as they wereimagination-defying event

@whitequark pouring a drink, brb

@[email protected] huh. both graphite and magnesium are good thermal conductors as well, right? could impurities burning out impact the heat transfer? Or possibly the argon (I think you said argon)?Argon does seem to have low thermal conductivity; I haven’t followed the whole thread but maybe since you’re piping it in from the bottom and pre-filled the crucible, you’ve essentially “wrapped” a layer of argon in between the graphite and magnesium? That might impact the thermal transfer rate, right?EDIT: oh, you said piping argon in to the bottom of the enclosure, not the crucible (which would be difficult anyway without splattering or… other… things). So nevermind on that.

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@whitequark huh, neat. At first I went "omg beowulf", but... it's kinda like single-chassis beowulf? How odd

apparently there's a bunch of users on github who send nuisance PRs to enable LTO in Rust projects (https://github.com/zamazan4ik) and if you refuse it, they send _more_ nuisance PRs (https://github.com/berkus) and also degrade and belittle you in an attempt to get you to accept it https://github.com/whitequark/superlinker/issues/4#issuecomment-2440020132really good look guys. fantastic job improving the state of LTO in Rust

@maswan @whitequark which app?

@gsuberland @whitequark @untitaker its especially unforunate (in a way) that the obvious and correct response (blocking the responsible parties) vanishes the replies from visibility on the only instance guaranteed to have them allI have at points considered running a proxy which temporarily saves copies of incoming federation HTTP requests including the HTTP signatures from the origin

AFAIK, OpenBSD "chose" Canada, because Theo de Raadt already lived there?Theo was born in South Africa, but his family moved to Canada in the 1970s (also see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theo_de_Raadt#Early_life).It was more of a "happy accident" that Canada was not the USA with its at the time, especially onerous cryptographic export restrictions.Relatedly, OpenSSH development benefited from individual contributors such as Niels Provos, who was also not an American citizen, but a grad student at the University of Michigan, being in close enough geographic proximity to Canada that he was able to drive the (relatively) short distance North across the US/Canadian boarder to contribute to OpenSSH (as mentioned here: https://www.openssh.com/history.html). Whereas early American OpenSSH contributors (e.g. Dug Song) were relegated to only touching pieces of code that had no direct cryptographic ramifications.CC: @[email protected]

ohoh waitWP Engine's CEO is a womanthat explains it, in my eyes. he's high on *misogyny*

By userBut it depends on any other isolation / hardening stuff that has been added by your distro.Ubuntu 22 and later complains a lot but I never investigated why.RHEL / CentOS / Rocky are fine. @risottobias @whitequark

@whitequark The poor sob can't even blame ChatGPT. :blobcatsad:

@risottobias the one that's first on the command line wins

@whitequark yeah I had to stop playing zachtronics games because that always happened to me

so tired

@[email protected] @[email protected] i can be both!players would mod the fun out of the game if given the chance. i had to stop joining the irc channel because of it..

@whitequark kicad is a pvp. It's me vs everyone who made the footprints

@whitequark This is cursed and I feel gross for understanding it.

@whitequark I mean, I guess that's a better idea than inventing their own thing?

"Modeline? Do you mean the Celeste girl?"