@yapka Oh, Inkwell! Yes, that’s our new RSS reader that essentially syncs feeds with the Micro.blog platform and uses the same sign-in. It integrates replies to posts too where possible. I’m sure there will be more features shared between Micro.blog and Inkwell in the future.
Overshoot Day 2026, le risorse della terra esaurite il 30 luglio
Mancano ancora cinque mesi alla fine dell’anno, ma nel “calendario ecologico” restano solo tre giorni. Il 30 luglio cade l’Earth Overshoot Day 2026, la data in cui l’umanità avrà consumato le risorse naturali e avrà richiesto più risorse e servizi ecosistemici di quanti la Terra sia in grado di rigenerare in un anno.
And there we go! Vibe Coded #Podcast 21 🔗 https://vibe.coded.show/21
“How is it that we've arrived at episode 21, and I've never actually done an episode about what Vibe Coding is exactly? Or what the opposite of Vibe Coding is for that matter? Today, we rectify this odd scenario, and I also have an exciting announcement to make: We write code by hand. 🙌”
The all-hands event is done. Some minor glitches, but considering there was zero opportunity given for a dry-run, I think it turned out okay. It's funny to hear conversations around me now that I'm back at my desk. Everyone has an opinion. I'm making a list of the haters so I can recommend they do the job next time.
Là dove c’erano i cinefili oggi ci sono gli IMAXxer
Un formato nato per l'intrattenimento di massa è diventato l'ossessione di tutti coloro che si definiscono "veri" appassionati di cinema. C'entrano Nolan e Odissea, ma anche e soprattutto il modo in cui sta cambiando il nostro rapporto con i film e con la sala.
i've discovered that the Steam Machine CPU is actually 25-30% faster than my desktop's in single core performance, and very close in multi core despite my desktop having more cores & threads (Ryzen 7 5700X).
this is with the caveat of running my CPU in Eco Mode, so it's limited to, i think, 48W TDP...but then, that's versus the Machine's mere 30W TDP
@alienghic @9pfs Here is the context for this piece of sorcery: https://blogs.gnome.org/chergert/2024/12/03/ptyxis-progress-support/
It was implemented by Christian Hergert in:
* https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/vte/-/work_items/2845
* https://github.com/flatpak/flatpak/pull/6025
* etc.
It seems strange to me that the pie chart is per-package instead of indicating total #Flatpak updates progress however, so I filed a ticket about that a while ago: https://github.com/flatpak/flatpak/issues/6226
"The largest electrical grid in the U.S. has struggled to cope with an onslaught of data centers. Now, after an auction to add more generating capacity fell short, the grid’s operator, PJM Interconnection, has said it will cut off data centers and other large users during power shortages."
Totally reasonable. In fact, the new OpenAI data center in Georgia announced last week has this partially baked in, saying they will “proactively reduce its power consumption before residential customers are impacted during periods of high demand”.
