Maarten van Gompel (proycon) @proycon@social.anaproy.nl

Setting up rootless containers with podman is not as painless as I had hoped.... mapping volume uid/gids is rather painful..

Just finished watching Obi-Wan Kenobi, I liked it a lot!

Here's a throwback to 2016 when I rewatched all the Star Wars movies and then composed a long piano medley of its themes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ha-VQbE69Y

@JustineSmithies How terribly tragic, that must have been the hardest thing ever :( My condolences.

@martijnbraam Correct, those are indeed strawberries

@stux Mijn eerste associatie als ik dit zie is gelijk: Thunderbirds! Zo gleden de poppetjes ook naar de voertuigen :)

@berkes If you're not interested in any matches on substrings but just these checking existance of these slugs as a whole then I'd probably just opt for for a hashmap.

@berkes If you're dealing with text in natural language, you could consider suffix arrays and this rust library (https://crates.io/crates/suffix) if the data is immutable. Alternatively, but probably overkill, I wrote this for looking for patterns in large text corpora: https://proycon.github.io/colibri-core/ (C++ with python bindings). Both implementations are focussed on in-memory though.

Goed artikel over hoe de daadwerkelijke horror van oorlog botst met het theoretische denken erover: https://decorrespondent.nl/13380/deze-wetenschapper-dacht-een-oorlogsexpert-te-zijn-tot-ze-in-de-horror-van-de-russische-oorlog-belandde/1371717600-2c349fff

@calebccff Awwww!

@JustineSmithies@mstdn.social Yeah, that can be a pain, you need proper DNS SPF records and ensure you're not in some blocklists. It also helps to relay via your ISP's SMTP server sometimes.

@JustineSmithies@mstdn.social If you have your own domain and a server somewhere, you could just self-host your e-mail. I've been doing that for ages.

@chbergma Willkommen :)

@JustineSmithies@mstdn.social Welcome! :)

Excellent in-depth explanation from a Russian explaining how Russian propaganda makes people there perceive the war: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5B9diixt1L4

Sxmo will be presented at the Free Software Foundation's LibrePlanet 2022 conference tomorrow (sunday 20th of march)! https://libreplanet.org/2022/speakers/#5624