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@lnxw48a1@nu.federati.net It's definitely not transliteration but adaptation, since the last symbol would be "a" in transliteration.
Adaptation: Kiev, Moscow, St. Petersburg.
Transliteration (contemporary): Kyiv (or Kyyiv, or Kyjiv), Moskva, Sankt-Peterburg. -
@lnxw48a1@nu.federati.net It's definitely not transliteration but adaptation, since the last symbol would be "a" in transliteration.
Adaptation: Kiev, Moscow, St. Petersburg.
Transliteration (contemporary): Kyiv (or Kyyiv, or Kyjiv), Moskva, Sankt-Peterburg. -
@lnxw48a1@nu.federati.net It's definitely not transliteration but adaptation, since the last symbol would be "a" in transliteration.
Adaptation: Kiev, Moscow, St. Petersburg.
Transliteration (contemporary): Kyiv (or Kyyiv, or Kyjiv), Moskva, Sankt-Peterburg. -
@vaeringjar We’re just hearing about the impending shutdown of GSNO. Is there any chance that you’d be willing to transfer it to another GS Admin to keep it running?
I’m in the US, so I can’t control a .no domain, but maybe we can find someone in Europe that would be willing to do so.
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@samir No, it has been for a while like early adopters of sorts.
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@vegos It seems that this was caused by a flaw in the RedisCache plug-in, which shared connections between daemon threads.
Something about TwitterBridge made it more apparent. -
@vegos Not sure what causes this – TwitterBridge has always been a mystery to me.
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@roytam Lots of those lately. I know.
Noticed it before I noticed your report.
If it's in the public timeline, don't worry, I'll get it. -
#invidious the instance closes down, long live invidious the software!
The lead developer is stepping down, but the project lives on. If you don't host your own, other public instances are listed at instances.invidio.us/ .> Starting September 1st, I'm shutting down the user-facing portion of invidio.us and stepping away from development. [ . . . ]
> [ . . . ] If you're a patron on Liberapay, I would urge you to switch your donation to iv-org, as that will ensure it goes to the stewards of the project going forward.
omar.yt/posts/stepping-away-fr…- xrevan86 repeated this.
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@sl @samir https://notabug.org/diogo/gnu-social/issues/160#issuecomment-19742
Well, there's this answer.
There are !gnusocial instances out there that have ActivityPub enabled, !loadaverage isn't one of them yet.
When confidence in the implementation not making a mess in the database is high enough, you'll know :-). -
@mangeurdenuage You mean, music patterns?
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@mangeurdenuage It is a mystery to me how I managed to recognise that this is Neon Lights (Kraftwerk) from the first second.
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@vegos This is the original source %).
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@lnxw48a1 And people thought that Microsoft learnt their lesson and stopped shoving Microsoft Edge down their usees throats.
This second wave is more aggressive than the first one ever was.
The "new Microsoft" in action.-
@lnxw48a1 @xrevan86 Wait for the next release, that drive thing is even more annoying about signing up and not sure if it is a thing now but they have added a M$ rewards thing. W10 insider setting window image.
Microsoft Rewards Get on board with Microsoft Rewards
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/rewards https://nu.federati.net/attachment/273334
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> People outside of the former USSR don’t really know about the siege. They often confuse it with the Siege of Stalingrad, by which they mean the Battle of Stalingrad, which was also a big deal, but not like the
Siege of Leningrad.
Indeed we don't and indeed we do.> 1.5m people died in the siege. It was and remains the largest-ever depopulation of any city in human history.
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@vegos Right, I've forgotten about this.
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@6gain Haiku, eh? Let me try…
civil unrest there
chieftain's terms reset in here
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@lnxw48a1 Well, don't think of -18°C or +38°C as those limit temperatures then.
As you said, those are approximate numbers, so it's just circular logic to say that round Fahrenheit degrees are more round than the corresponding degrees Celsius. Just round degrees Celsius then, to -20°C and +40°C. Which do have symmetry as well.
But it's not like running naked in wind with -10°C is safe, so the margin of error is way too big either way.
As a counterargument I can say that 0°C being the point of water freezing (under "normal" conditions) is useful in daily lives too, as it affects weather, reliability of ice, all that kind of stuff. -
Downtime was because the server had a SSD that failed. No data from LoadAverage was on that SSD, but the hypervisor OS was, so that made things dicey. Sorry for the fuss. There will be a hopefully short downtime sometime in the future to remove the failed drive. A replacement is already in place.
Why the drive failed is unknown, it seemed rather out of the blue, but as far as we can tell, the controller just upped and went. It won't even SMART test.- xrevan86 repeated this.
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@chimo Well, yea, just as a specific tool to plug some issues of the time travel concept.
It could be seen as "creating new timelines" while travelling, while also not actually creating anything, just throwing out of synch. -
> I always think it's funny that people don't specify.
@musicman @lnxw48a1 And then this happens: https://bugs.debian.org/915209 :-). -
> the 90s were definitely cooler than most recent years.
@musicman @lnxw48a1 Is this a climate change discussion?
