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ex-Apple, ex-Yahoo, ex-Digg, ex-NASA(JPL & Ames), “i like pop music”

Previously @Bryan

Kubernetes fanboi

Honolulu, Hawaii

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Bryan :tng_badge: , @bryan
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Boost of @spocko@mastodon.online
Spocko , @spocko@mastodon.online
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Today we're sending the first black person & the first woman to the moon.

But I know that Dr. Mae Jemison was the first black woman to travel into space when she served as a mission specialist aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour in 1992.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mae_Jemi

Also, Jemison became the first real-life astronaut to appear on #StarTrek
Here's Jemison as Lt. Palmer in #StarTrekTNG episode Second Chances talking to Nichelle Nichols, Star Trek's Lt. Uhura, outside the set.
#Artemis #Artemis2

 Dr Mae Jemison first female black astronaut in her Orange jump suit with her helmet. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mae_Jemison
In 1993, Mae Jemison appeared as Lieutenant Palmer in "Second Chances", an episode of the science fiction television series Star Trek: The Next Generation, becoming the first real-life astronaut to appear on Star Trek. Shown here with Nichel Nichols https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mae_Jemison

I like how the #NASA for #ARTEMIS graphics look like someone put this together on an old Sun Blade 1000 with simple OpenGL 1.5 that existed on Solaris 10. Gives me the feels!

 A dark, space-themed visualization of NASA’s Artemis II mission shortly after launch. The Orion spacecraft and attached service module are shown in profile against a black background, drifting in space. A timeline at the bottom highlights “Core Stage Separation,” with earlier “Main Engine Cutoff” and upcoming “Solar Array Wings Open.” In the corner, mission stats display velocity (18,466 mph), distance from Earth (126 miles), and distance to the Moon (242,680 miles). The NASA logo appears in the top right, and a timer reads T+0:09:37 since launch.
Bryan :tng_badge: , @bryan
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Boost of @brauner@mastodon.social
Christian Brauner 🦊🐺 , @brauner@mastodon.social
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Age verification clearly doesn't belong into #systemd. We should have never merged this. Instead this should be incrementally added to the kernel itself. I'm doing my part:

lore.kernel.org/all/20260401-i

Bryan :tng_badge: , @bryan
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Boost of @yiningkarlli@mastodon.gamedev.place
Yining Karl Li , @yiningkarlli@mastodon.gamedev.place
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Apple has been posting short little ads explaining Mac features starring their new lil Finder guy character. Lil Finder guy is such a great bit of character design; super fun and expressive! I hope we see more of Lil Finder guy in the 27 OS releases; he'd be a great desktop buddy! (1/3)

Hello Pirates, so can I #bittorrent all I want now without using a stupid VPN? #piracy

From link: In a statement shared with Variety, Cox Communications said, “The Supreme Court’s unanimous opinion is a decisive victory for the broadband industry and for the American people who depend on reliable internet service. This opinion affirms that Internet service providers are not copyright police and should not be held liable for the actions of their customers — and after years of battling in the trial and appellate courts, we have definitively shut down the music industry’s aspirations of mass evictions from the internet.

“Internet service providers provide the critical communications infrastructure for millions of Americans [...] Today’s decision allows us to focus on our goals of preserving open internet access, protecting consumers’ privacy, and ensuring that broadband remains a reliable resource for the families and businesses in the communities we serve.”

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/supreme-court-rules-against-record-163512175.html

Was in ER Sunday for some terrible pain they couldn’t diagnose. Anyway, I have to schedule a bunch of follow up appointments. This means turning off the “straight to voicemail” setting in my #iPhone for all strangers.

So I’m answering all these #spam calls now and they are just dead air? No one is talking or anything? Just I answer say, “hello” and about 5 seconds of dead air later the call ends?

I’m scheduled all my appointments so setting is back on. Sorry dead air spam callers! Next time! 🙄

A number of airports (including SFO) opted out of federally run TSA agents when Homeland Security started the program in 2004. They pay screening agents directly. I’m greatly annoyed more airports don’t opt into this solution…

http://archive.today/8A5QT

Still so much rain in #Hawaii. Was going to go out for some dinner, and then there was a sudden downpour. 😑

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Boost of @cas@treehouse.systems
kcxt @ home , @cas@treehouse.systems
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people on reddit are doing a whole lot of yapping about age verification in Linux

I would generally agree that the whole approach of these laws is total dogshit and clearly a wedge issue to enable stricter surveillance laws in the future

at the same time though, the actual implementation and potentially having a portal which exposes the users age bracket seems totally reasonable as a way to implement parental controls... I'm also not totally against holding service providers to higher standards for data processing when it comes to minors, and hey if they're doing that why shouldn't adults get the same treatment?

what im totally miffed about though is why the fuck would you get mad at systemd for adding a birthDate field to userdb, what would you have them do? Would you rather every desktop environment had its own way to store this data??

An XDG portal for this also means you can *trivially* write a stub that always identifies you as an adult or even lets you pick per-app (heck maybe per website! that might be the new cursed way of avoiding trackers under late stage capitalism)

and yeah it sure would be shit if we get real-id laws in a few years, but systemd or XDG standing on "principle" and refusing to implement this API is absolutely not going to lead to better outcomes for anyone. The last thing we want is for users in certain regions to wind up relying on implementations maintained by distros or random individuals, if we need to have this crap the least we could ask is that it's maintained by established and trusted people in the open source community!