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Tristan Brice Velloza Kildaire
deavmi@deavmi.assigned.network
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Computer programmer 🧑‍💻, wine drinker 🍷, opinion haver 🗣️, Roman Catholic ✝️ I have quite a keen interest in compilers, operating systems, routing and food. XMR: 43jx2gRMRxBauz2gwKTb9VJyUqKNg7wVPVVhQd32cgUA6WGhs2haJXAHfrdTzTKdYfeGEbDT8FtkF45sKMAEyasWRSyG5Sj BTC: bc1qkvduq9rwray2ymrvkrven3m8vsp9ah55f4hnc4 SimpleX: https://simplex.chat/contact#/?v=2-7&smp=smp%3A%2F%2Fhpq7_4gGJiilmz5Rf-CswuU5kZGkm_zOIooSw6yALRg%3D%40smp5.simplex.im%2FG0HWkVbLHEAC38X3oPTL6iOLZnJ0gC32%23%2F%3Fv%3D1-3%26dh%3DMCowBQYDK2VuAyEAc_KgxEP05S0o28ZO2FoaWC-fmRPWsjRUYNGTiE9N-y8%253D%26srv%3Djjbyvoemxysm7qxap7m5d5m35jzv5qq6gnlv7s4rsn7tdwwmuqciwpid.onion
US climate radars destroyed. It wasn't Iran. It was me, I turned off that silly DFS option on my WiFi card. "This is to avoid interference with weather-radar and military applications." (read: free to use frequencies) image
I think it is incredibly important that people writing software, not those using it, take the time to realise that permissive licenses are what is referred to in the open-source world as "Cuck licenses". The reason for this is that you write code for free, you do it out of passion etc. and then right at the end you go ahead and give it away. Your code has no legal guarantee to remain open-source once some individual or company comes along and makes changes to it and incorporates it into their product. The LGPL is one of my favourite licenses. It's good for the open-source community and even good for proprietary business. The reason other licenses are "Cuck" licenses are because the copyright owner (remember open source IS copyright) voluntarily give up their code to very permissive (Cuck) terms. At the end of the day it is your choice, but a word of warning - you have zero legal grounds to sue if they use your code - you let them.
Balancing all the truth telling and muckracking with a photo of my VERMUTH NEGRE with my PAELLA NEGRE from Barcelona last year. image
"anti-system ideologies" "anti-semitism" "rejection of democratic values" Let me translate what the housewives (Ursula and her ilk) of the União Cringinha (EU) 1. You dislike the state, anywhere from minor criticism, to anti-draft to voluntaryist/anarchist. 2. You dislike seeing Christians and Muslims having their Churches and Mosques destroyed, their kids having their torsos blown off and critique the satanists in Tel Aviv 3. You used freedom of speech, encryption or dodged the draft (you should always do so) These highlighted sections will change with time. It's just the grift to get the masses that still align with any of these on the side of the establishment. Don't fall for this collectivist trap, they don't care about "hatred" or "LGBTQ" - they will turn on you instantly. Don't place trust in politicians. Build stronger relations amongst your own, don't outsource self-responsibility for some people in "Belgium" (wherever that is) image
Re-implementing libraries in a clean room manner because they were using something other than the LGPL If not you, then who? (My INI parser is almost done)
Quite a good read, it's especially funny to see the full spectrum of propaganda that gets pumped out during war time. The depths at which they reach, one of which this book mentions was the "feminist spin" added to the propaganda for the war effort for WWII (if my memory serves correct). What screams "caring for woman" more than the complete opposite of bringing life into this world, death and war. A nice short read, of a week but really great. It of course gets into the monied interests of industries that profit and want these wars to go on. Subsidy hungry companies that decided "why operate in a free market when we can just consume tax payer money for yet another gay [my own emphasis added] war" image
Finished the outdoor network cabinet today, and to my surprise (not really, as I tested it before) everything is working. I may adjust the link to 2.4GHz but 5Ghz with partial line of sight is working. We'll see how things go, but the link seems stable.
Great to see the progress being made in this worldwide community. From Brazil to the US, across the pond to Europe and more!