siccegge @siccegge@kif.rocks

Fuck yeah trains!

Today the night train service started between Vienna and Brussels, and it will start between Vienna and Amsterdam from next year.

Convenient and great for the environment.

Hat hier jemand Käse gesagt?

D&D lets you live out all kinds of fantasies, such as:
-Having everyone call you by your preferred name and gender
-Having a big group of friends who do everything together
-Making a reasonable wage as a freelancer
-Being able to murder the terrible leadership of your country
-Getting 8 hours of sleep

@mozilla
I mean sure, you can disable it in the settings, but why would that be needed in the first place?!

RT @Bediko@twitter.com

IT-ler wollen also angemessen bezahlt werden und haben keine Lust ihr Leben dem Unternehmen zu opfern. Alles ne Frage des Wordings ne?
https://www.golem.de/news/zu-hohe-gehaltsvorstellungen-124-000-offene-stellen-fuer-it-spezialisten-1911-145261.html

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/Bediko/status/1200415513941303296

In the spirit of Black Friday 😂 https://t.co/nSO2UtpjyU

Hat hier jemand Ideen für absurde/witzige Adventskalender, die hinreichend günstig sind, dass man da Mal einen vergessen kann, um Leute zu amüsieren?

@OCRbot

We have given too much to cars.

if democracy is so good how come we don't have it at work

Random thought of the day: a meeting with 150 people actively participating by talking is not going to work, regardless of technical platform.

A meeting where a small number of people talk at 150 people is a lecture, not a meeting.

TFW there is no mail in your inbox for 12 hours and you start panicking something is wrong with your server.

#OCaml thoroughly like a neat-o language, but I'm already pretty offput by the seeming absence of any way to print non-primitive data structures.

Like, it's a pretty gum dang common thing to want to print out a list or a tuple or somethng, right?

It already seems kind of cumbersome to do
`print_string (List.concat " " mylist)`
every time i want to print a list,

but it really adds up when you just want to check on a list of list of tuples.
That's a lot of higher-order function calls just to print a data structure..

@platypus if you've never read it, his "the night watch" is a classic of its genre:

https://www.usenix.org/system/files/1311_05-08_mickens.pdf

" I HAVE NO TOOLS BECAUSE I’VE DESTROYED MY TOOLS WITH MY TOOLS."

cachable, revolutionary, secure, enpowering. web 1.0 was anything but boring. Until you corporates.

Wer ein @Spotify Abo abschließt hat die Kontrolle über seine mp3-Sammlung verloren

Wer kennt diese wunderbaren Smartcards aus dem Hause Sun eigentlich noch?

curling is the most popular sport in canada, followed by wgetting

Computers that can communicate with the outside world are in practice always insecure. It wouldn't need to be so, but making safe, secure systems that are invulnerable against a motivated, well-funded attacker, is usually too difficult and expensive.

If they can influence the physical world, they're actively dangerous. Even if the influence is by giving false data to humans, who then do things.

Think: self-driving cars, industrial equipment, medical devices, home heating systems, and so on.