deadbabe @0xdeadbabe@mastodon.social
no country for borg women
Joined Apr 2017
deadbabe
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First difficult thing to explain to new mastodon users: there are different instances, and they have to follow your accounts on all of them
Second difficult thing to explain to new mastodon users: why you will only follow them back from the one account
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@0xdeadbabe
mastodonstnst'nt
look, i'm just here to shitpost
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http://blog.plover.com/2017/04/02/
"A Unix system administrator of my acquaintance once got curious about what people were putting into /dev/null. I think he also may have had some notion that it would contain secrets or other interesting material that people wanted thrown away. Both of these ideas are stupid, but what he did next was even more stupid: he decided to replace /dev/null with a plain file so that he could examine its contents.
The root filesystem quickly filled up and the admin had to be called back from dinner to fix it. But he found that he couldn't fix it: to create a Unix device file you use the mknod command, and its arguments are the major and minor device numbers of the device to create. Our friend didn't remember the correct minor device number. The ls -l command will tell you the numbers of a device file but he had removed /dev/null so he couldn't use that.
Having no other system of the same type with an intact device file to check, he was forced to restore /dev/null from the tape backups."
"A Unix system administrator of my acquaintance once got curious about what people were putting into /dev/null. I think he also may have had some notion that it would contain secrets or other interesting material that people wanted thrown away. Both of these ideas are stupid, but what he did next was even more stupid: he decided to replace /dev/null with a plain file so that he could examine its contents.
The root filesystem quickly filled up and the admin had to be called back from dinner to fix it. But he found that he couldn't fix it: to create a Unix device file you use the mknod command, and its arguments are the major and minor device numbers of the device to create. Our friend didn't remember the correct minor device number. The ls -l command will tell you the numbers of a device file but he had removed /dev/null so he couldn't use that.
Having no other system of the same type with an intact device file to check, he was forced to restore /dev/null from the tape backups."
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@0xdeadbabe Masto Mile High CLub
Frist masto post from airplane get
the Fetish Diversity group, or FeDiverse for short
should i make my new shitposter.club account my new main federated thingywhatsit
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Mastodon was our last, best hope for peace
it failed
[Babylon 5 intro music]
er not have
elephant twitter does not respect my desire to have boopy noises :<
bird twitter is for politics
if u like poolitics, follow me on birb twitter for following developments
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technical note about this tech as I see some confusion/misconceptions:
Admins of your instance have complete control over your account. Really, we can read all the posts (including DMs) and we can even impersonate/hack your account with ease.
Make sure you trust your admins.
Here on toot.cat we have a CoC that applies to both admins and non admins. Admins are expected to abide by the CoC and not oppress users as well.
mastodon is having a breakdown in reality
no country for borg women
Joined Apr 2017
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