Researchers from the MIT Wearable Computing Project in the 1990s.

Sadly it all went downhill from this Borg-like aesthetic to - checks notes - smart watches

#Tech #technology

Got my undercut touched up and it feels so more comfy

If you're interested in helping out an project and use a desktop OS, try out these OS native window tabbing options and let us know whether they're fun to use and work with Agregore.

github.com/AgregoreWeb/agregor

Websites: "Verify you're a human... No, try again... No, try again... You must verify you're a real person."

The same websites: "You can only make a complaint via Billy, our AI assistant, who will connect you to one of our customer support operatives, Misha, who seems to be an attractive human but is in fact a bot"

Linux now getting popular due to 'no enshittification, no copilot, no ads' is another "Luigi wins by doing nothing" situation innit

Fun multiplayer Nintendo Switch activity: Swap one controller with your friend so both of you are controlling both characters.

My mastodon sever also ran out of storage yesterday so I had to run a db cleanup script overnight. The sacrifice file there is called `killme.txt` :P

#Sciop hit a Petabyte (actually a Pebibyte but nobody knows that word) of total proven capacity a week or two ago. That's all the seeders * the size of the things they are seeding. All volunteers, zero dollars in funding, piggybacking off existing resources wherever we can, run on a donated VPS. This is before we even get into federating archives and are still nailing down the basics of the site.

Peer to peer archives are real and they work, period. 216TiB of threatened cultural, climate, queer, and historical information held in common. That's a people powered archive, and you're welcome in it - to take from, to add to, and help sustain if you can.

Edit: if this is the first you're hearing of sciop, it's at sciop.net

I recently talked with a guy who builds software for small & medium sized German insurance firms and he says almost all of their clients are working on removing US services from their tech stack due to perceiving them as highly risky. This includes cloud services, office tools, AI tools, etc. So far he said the switch is a mixed bag with some successes and some blunders, but the push is very clear.

Highly anecdotal stuff, but maybe this cut is deeper than I expected.

My 2GB `sacrifice.txt` file saves the day again by unblocking my database so I can run maintenance tasks

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