@tychi What's the tldr of your approach? I'm targeting terminal screen readers in particular so I avoid needless rerenders or notifications.

I didn't see this on here yet.

Petition on the house of commons web site to withdras Bill C-22.

ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/Pet

spending some time on my local model LLM agent since my approach is way more screen reader friendly than pi.dev 🤓

where's the thing you need? here? there? scroll past the spam, past the notifications! did your filters get it? did they put it in the wrong place? did the person respond on another thread? were you left out of the response? who knows! and the stakes couldnt be higher...!

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A reminder that mask blocs operate worldwide and make face masks (respirators) available to all who need them: maskbloc.org/

If you're in an area affected by fires and smoke, and need masks but either can't afford them or get them in time, check in with your local mask bloc.

Ever wished you could have multiple independent mouse cursors on your Linux machine? No?

Anyway, turns out Wayland supports that pretty well! Let me tell you what I learned:

blinry.org/multi-seat-wayland/

Input device on my docked controlling a terminal ssh'd into my portable deck in the other room that's pumping audio into my bone conducting headset for my terminal screen reader. Pulling in services over the local net.

@TheQuinbox Good to know, thank you! Maybe I can extend tdsr to do something similar. 🤔 Do you use the command line git diff or something graphical like VS code?

@TheQuinbox Do you have any tips for making git diffs easier to understand? I find even at 80% speed it takes a while to get through them and I end up missing which lines start with a dash or plus. 😅

@vascorsd Yesss.. the roach people that rise up from the wastes in a few million years. 🤪

@cwebber Read the propagator networks paper to try to understand why you feel it's a better foundation for AI than transformers. Is your thought just that propagator networks will make symbolic systems powerful enough to be intelligent some day?

Eschatologists must be having a blast getting to witness one firsthand.

I increasingly resent the term 'social media', because what people call social media now is rarely social media in any meaningful sense.

Like, the Fediverse and to a lesser extent Bluesky still IS social media. You follow people you want to follow, and you interact with them, and a lot of the time they interact back. You make online friends. You forge community..

Everything else is just an automated firehose of digital slurry from people you don't know and will never interact with, or, worse still, Brands(tm).

Re-reading Virgil Dupras' two intro essays for his Collapse OS project hits quite a bit harder in 2026 than it already did in back in 2021 when I first encountered the project, also because so many developments and political vision failures over these last 5 years have only been accelerating us towards the precipice:

collapseos.org/why.html
collapseos.org/civ.html

"Collapsniks are often portrayed as alarmists by people who point out that our civilization can easily absorb short term effects of climate changes and that the real tricky effects of it will only show themselves in 50 years."

"What I'm more interested in is that regardless of its timeline, we're going to get there, we're going to reach the threshold where civilization collapses. So, you can make the point that civilization still stands at 3C. When does it fall? 4C? 6C? 8C? We're going to reach it because we've already failed. 1.5C was the limit, we busted it. The goalpost has moved to 2C, but we're going to bust it too. The feedback loops have begun and are out of our control now.

So what if "business as usual" only takes us to 4C in 2100. What do you think happens next? Nothing? Good job Johnny, we've made it? No, the feedback loops continue to make our lives increasingly miserable, continue to divert our energy from de-carbonisation and into dikes, masks, water desalinators, mechanical replacements to bees, replacing infrastructure degrading prematurely, power generators to cope with increasing grid failures."

#Collapse #Essay #PermaComputing #Forth

Is slop dev worth the stress of getting pissed off at its bad intuition and needing to fix its mess all the time? I feel like it'd be easier if I was working on more generic tasks.

@foone So wait, what do people use these days if not jd-gui? I've been meaning to reverse some stuff too

@futurebird Back when I ran M$ it only ever triggered antivirus on programs that I wrote myself. :P

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