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Switch your high beams off you bastard.

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Switch your high beams off you bastard.

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@anthracite I can understand that. Back when I was in the UK by the time the clocks went back it was usually dark around 1530; it would be basically night when you got out of work. It could be pleasant around Christmas time with the lights and street markets, but generally it's a bit ugh...

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@anthracite I can understand that. Back when I was in the UK by the time the clocks went back it was usually dark around 1530; it would be basically night when you got out of work. It could be pleasant around Christmas time with the lights and street markets, but generally it's a bit ugh...

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@anthracite Winter has an absolutely notable effect on mood. It doesn't help me that i ended up somewhere that is notoriously gloomy as well.

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@anthracite Winter has an absolutely notable effect on mood. It doesn't help me that i ended up somewhere that is notoriously gloomy as well.

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@Jo@social.diskseven.com Perfume ads are such a weird little subset of advertising. They're so immediately recognsable, too.

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@Jo@social.diskseven.com Perfume ads are such a weird little subset of advertising. They're so immediately recognsable, too.

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"You're running low on storage: 0.82 GB available"

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@ed1conf @mwlucas@bsd.network That was before cats and the internet were invented though 😆

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@ed1conf @mwlucas@bsd.network That was before cats and the internet were invented though 😆

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@ron_houk@social.coop It's always interesting when dealing with desktop because you never know the ways in which they can fall over until they get into stranger's hands!

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@ron_houk@social.coop It's always interesting when dealing with desktop because you never know the ways in which they can fall over until they get into stranger's hands!

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@xj9@social.sunshinegardens.org I don't know if I'd go as far as to say 'no problem'.

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@xj9@social.sunshinegardens.org I don't know if I'd go as far as to say 'no problem'.

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@CharredStencil@freeradical.zone Oh my God where did it go

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@CharredStencil@freeradical.zone Oh my God where did it go

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@mwlucas@bsd.network ...And I only remember that number because Digital Integration's 'Apache' demo was something like 90MB and I had to remove most of my games to play it.

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@mwlucas@bsd.network ...And I only remember that number because Digital Integration's 'Apache' demo was something like 90MB and I had to remove most of my games to play it.

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@mwlucas@bsd.network I was just thinking the other day about gaming on my Amiga and actually changing floppies, and it didn't bother me. Now I'd be so worried about them breaking. Same with tape on the old BBC!

I was late to PC computing, though. My first was in '95. I think it had around 100MB of HD space.

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@mwlucas@bsd.network I was just thinking the other day about gaming on my Amiga and actually changing floppies, and it didn't bother me. Now I'd be so worried about them breaking. Same with tape on the old BBC!

I was late to PC computing, though. My first was in '95. I think it had around 100MB of HD space.

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@nolan Haha, for now, at least.

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@nolan Haha, for now, at least.

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@art@mastodon.sdf.org "CAN YOU HEAR ME"

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@art@mastodon.sdf.org "CAN YOU HEAR ME"

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@ron_houk@social.coop Oh very nice. Do you know what you're planning to run?

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@ron_houk@social.coop Oh very nice. Do you know what you're planning to run?

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Dealing with Docker's networking and it's slightly protracted and abstracted way of doing things shoved me back to iptables. I'd got quite comfortable with firewall-d for basic rulesets but the lack of easy and quick introspection soon bugged me.

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Dealing with Docker's networking and it's slightly protracted and abstracted way of doing things shoved me back to iptables. I'd got quite comfortable with firewall-d for basic rulesets but the lack of easy and quick introspection soon bugged me.

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Spun up containerised Masto. Pretty interesting so far.

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Spun up containerised Masto. Pretty interesting so far.

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@babe@glitterkitten.co.uk It's a funny old world.

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@babe@glitterkitten.co.uk It's a funny old world.

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Testing...testing

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Testing...testing