@nprofile1q... worth noting that proton emails are only end-to-end encrypted if you're sending to another proton user or manually add the recipient's pgp key. otherwise if your doctor, lawyer, bank or accountant uses gmail, you get very little extra privacy from using proton.

@nprofile1q... tbh it's my favorite part of software development, that you can look at all the data structures, functions and classes, and have them all in your head as a complex theoretical system, and know how to modify it without necessarily thinking in words. it feels like a different way of thinking than you use for most other spheres of life. and when you have a bunch of these pieces, and it becomes a lot, so you write an abstraction and pack it all away into a small module, instantly reducing the amount of context you need to keep in your head, it's so satisfying.

@nprofile1q... because ieee 754 wants it that way 🙃

@nprofile1q... hmm

@nprofile1q... and figuring out what code needs to be written

@nprofile1q... there's also xxd the flags for which also suck

@LisPi ñ doesn't really exist outside spanish and adjacent languages, and there it can't go before a consonant, gnt is like, an impossible to pronounce sequence of sounds..

i don't think slop tbh. i just think whoever made it didn't realize that the ˜ is not just a diacritic above an n..

@LisPi i lived in an apartment that just had a box that would like start whirring once in a while and then stop, and it collected the water in a container, that was pretty nice. dunno how much energy it required, but i want something like that.

the a/c here, being an ac, i'm pretty sure just cools the air to dew point, dumps the water and the heat outside, and returns the air into the apartment, so in winter that isn't really an option as it gets very cold very quickly

hmm.. is that why shopping malls always have such intense looking ventilation systems?