Markus @SwooshyCueb@chitter.xyz

Everyone welcome @hexadigital to the federverse! He's a good.

RT @EdMaximus@twitter.com: Here's a thread of some of my photography. If u appreciate what you see, hit the retweet button (even if my next client is not on your TL)

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/EdMaximus/status/891755668784517120

so what is toby fox working on these days?

Who did the music for the original MSX Metal Gear and Metal Gear 2? It's really good

I want to get my hands on a really good mic and sample my G810

My current WhatPulse stats: 13,230,727 keystrokes, 5,504,000 clicks, 6.23TB down, 656.12GB up. http://whatpulse.org/stats/teams/21874/

RT @tarah@twitter.com: Gentoo has been compromised. More info to come. https://archives.gentoo.org/gentoo-announce/message/dc23d48d2258e1ed91599a8091167002

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/tarah/status/1012455792551661569

RT @AbbyMartin@twitter.com: Can’t wait for the Democrats to happily vote in Trump’s Supreme Court nominee then turn around and blame Susan Sarandon, Jill Stein and leftists for appointing him

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/AbbyMartin/status/1012391577937838080

Amazon just bought an online pharmacy because of course they did

I want to search the web with regular expressions

Google's "find this string exactly" functionality is broken

THE DOCUMENTATION IS FULL OF LIES

Hell, the entire website for the project was on alioth. Where the hell did that end up? Was it lost?

mirrorer.alioth.debian.org

Reprepro was not migrated. Its upstream repository was *on* alioth. Is reprepro *dead*?

Also, all the repos that were not migrated to gitlab have been zipped up and stuck in a browsable http directory https://alioth-archive.debian.org/

Am I to assume these projects/packages are no longer going to be maintained?

so Debian shut down alioth (and by extension anonscm) and migrated to a gitlab instance.

Their own package repo web interface still links to anonscm, though. As does Ubuntu's.

Singularity should've gotten a sequel.

RT @Matt_Cagle@twitter.com: In a stunning op-ed, the CEO of facial recognition company Kairos argues that the technology’s bias and capacity for abuse make it too dangerous for govt use.

Kairos will refuse to sell its technology to governments. Via @BrianBrackeen@twitter.com https://techcrunch.com/2018/06/25/facial-recognition-software-is-not-ready-for-use-by-law-enforcement/

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/Matt_Cagle/status/1011293943298867208

My current WhatPulse stats: 13,214,322 keystrokes, 5,500,444 clicks, 6.23TB down, 656.07GB up. http://whatpulse.org/stats/teams/21874/