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When you really want to bust out a PC but instead run one shots and campaigns that your group loves

#DnD #Dndmemes #funny #TTRPG #TTRPGMemes #DungeonsandDragons

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The image features a close-up of an animated character with a bald head and a prominent white mustache. The character's expression is one of distress, with blood visibly dripping from his nose and mouth. The background is a clear blue sky with some clouds. At the top of the image, the text "Forever DMs" is displayed, and at the bottom, the text "I am a victim of my own success" is shown. The character's eyes are half-closed, and his mouth is open, revealing his teeth and the blood. The overall tone of the image is humorous, with the text suggesting a relatable situation for those familiar with the context of "DMs" (direct messages) in online communities.

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DevOps Engineer (8 month contract) | FreeBSD Foundation
freebsdfoundation.org/open-pos…

#runbsd #sysops





#GIMP 3.0: Großes Update nach sieben Jahren fertig | heise online
heise.de/news/GIMP-3-0-Grosses…
#GIMP
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Work fuel! Some latte to help me focus in on my writing.

#coffee #writing



The Covid lockdown began in California five years ago today. Many of us turned to sourdough baking for consolation.

Not surprisingly I’m back at it.

We may have lost our democracy but at least I’ve gained the perfect sourdough bagel.



no one believes me

🥺 I just did this by accident .

I forgot! Green shoes, green shirt, green pearls? This is just how I dress please believe me please

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A DOGE staffer broke Treasury policy by emailing unencrypted personal data
theverge.com/news/630894/doge-…

#news #politics #uspol #uspolitics #GOPCult #elonmusk #nazi #doge



The 2025 Cadillac Escalade IQ first drive: 460 miles on a single charge
The Escalade embodies the American luxury car ideal, and now it's gone electric.
arstechnica.com/cars/2025/03/t…





LLM crawlers are aggressively destroying important community infrastructures but sadly there is not an easy fix. Still: Blocking those crawlers should be high on your list of todos

(EDIT: You do not need to link me to nepenthes, etc. I am aware of those as is sourcehut)

(Original title: LLM crawlers continue to DDoS SourceHut)

status.sr.ht/issues/2025-03-17…

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in reply to tante

Something that continues to stand out to me, is how most of this highly abusive traffic originates from the big cloud providers.

If smaller hosting providers originated this much abuse and didn't put effective mitigations in place, they would get cut off from their upstreams without a second thought, and listed on 'abusive networks' toplists.

But apparently it's "fine" if the big cloud companies do it, and there's neither recourse nor consequences.

in reply to tante

Just saw this article and had to think of this post: thelibre.news/foss-infrastruct…


Black Medal of Honor recipient removed from US Department of Defense website;
Page honoring Charles C Rogers is now defunct w/ letters ‘DEI’ added to URL
theguardian.com/us-news/2025/m…
#news #fascist #racist #dontatorship #politics #UnitedStates #MadKingDonald #EvilPrimeMinisterElon
in reply to Tadonic the Flautulent

Pentagon webpage for Black Medal of Honor winner restored after outcry;
Error message previously shown on Maj Gen Charles Calvin Rogers’s website amid Trump administration’s DEI purge
theguardian.com/us-news/2025/m…



🦊Yesterday we made a quick shitpost about a message that pops up when you turn off the Lesbian Toggle, but so many people liked it that it's real now

(in addition to being funny, it clarifies that the game is not glitching out - we're just screwing with you)

#indiedev #gamedev #gamemaker



#GIMP 3.0 Open-Source Image Editor Is Now Available for Download, Here’s What’s New 9to5linux.com/gimp-3-0-image-e…

#Linux #OpenSource #FreeSoftware





Did anyone buy the Raspberry 500 or the new monitor?

I use the monitor and Pi 500 everyday, primarily for keeping an eye on 3d prints and running LLMs locally.

Here's the video I made when it first came out:

youtube.com/watch?v=qd0j86oEbu…




Old Bolt, new tricks: Making an EV into a backup power station with an inverter
Using a custom kit to make a budget EV offer some emergency power.
arstechnica.com/gadgets/2025/0…



3D Printed Brick Layers for Everyone

hackaday.com/2025/03/17/3d-pri…



New show alert!

In his first monthly Transverse Tempo @CCirco weaves together an hour of downtempo, chill wave and tracks that sit somewhere above ambient.

Including music from @ordosmarkzero @socool and @keefmarshall

Listen and subscribe at audiointerface.org/shows/trans…

#ElectronicMusic #IndependentArtists #Fedimusic

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got up early and opened the ar@k symposium at høyskolen kristiania with øy today!

06:15 - wake up
07:30 - sound check
08:30 - sound check done / doors
09:00 - opening seremony starts
09:10 - our performance starts
09:20 - our performance ends



I have rarely seen a company doing so much to recommend a book.

bbc.com/news/articles/cq5zyq02…

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in reply to Martin Seeger

Amazon (or the publisher) reacted quite fast and put a "The explosive memoir that Meta doesn't want you to read" into the headline of the article.
in reply to Martin Seeger

> In his ruling, Mr Gowan said Meta would suffer "immediate and irreparable loss" in the absence of a temporary ruling in the case.

He should have let her move fast and break things.




The easiest way to kill a movement? Convince people that if they can't do everything, they shouldn't do anything.
joanwestenberg.com/on-ideologi…
in reply to JA Westenberg

This is one I struggle with deeply. I’ve built a career on Microsoft technologies but I feel the tug to rebuild on open source. As Microsoft digs deeper into AI it becomes ever increasingly at odds with my love of nature conservationist tendencies. Which can be said of anything tech. To say nothing of the issues with US tech and how it is evolving especially under the current administration.

I feel like my entire world has become a moral quandary that I can’t solve.

in reply to Ryan Lounsbury

I'm in the midst of transitioning away from as much big tech as possible; it's definitely possible and not nearly as much of a compromise as it might have been a decade ago.

It isn't just an issue of morality, it's an issue of privacy, and an issue of being able to own your data.

Sure, trying to go 100% cold turkey is daunting, but you don't have to do it all at once. Setting up your own homelab or a hobby server outside the US has never been easier. If you can migrate away from even one big tech online service, you're one step closer.

The best way to eat an elephant is one bite at a time.

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in reply to Ian

Absolutely, I used a lot of open source on Windows for years before I bit the bullet and swapped over to Linux and got rid of MS completely.
You don't have to do it all at once.

There's quite a nice site here: alternativeto.net/ that you can find your normal app, search for alternatives and filter for OS and licence etc.
It's not always complete, but it's a great start.

in reply to Chewie

@chewie Well, my comment is more about career than finding software replacements. It would be a fundamental career shift to move away from Microsoft.

But yes, you are correct about finding replacement apps that are open source. 😀

in reply to Ryan Lounsbury

@rlounsbury
Ah sorry.
Yes, I keep trying.
I mostly work with Windows OSes and Cisco.
Now and again there will be some embedded devices and Linux servers that others are scared to touch that I can play with.

I've tried getting more people at various workplaces to use open source to fix problems, but a lot of people aren't willing to learn, which is annoying as they would have more marketable skills.

Maybe it's because they don't have it as a hobby too 🤷

in reply to JA Westenberg

Your article is an excellent read that personally addresses a few issues I am dealing with. Thanks !

"But the point isn't perfection. The point is intention.

You don’t have to be all or nothing. You don’t have to make every decision a moral battlefield. You don’t have to sever every tie to every compromised system - and you sure as hell don’t have to do it overnight.

You have to engage. You have to stay aware. You have to keep questioning the default."


in reply to John T

reminds me of when I considered adding the compressor & tank from an air brakes system to my pickup so that I could run an air horn from a train. Slight overkill. 😜




‘I will spend my life rebuilding’: #Gaza’s heritage sites destroyed by war - theguardian.com/world/2025/mar… "Palestinian experts and British archaeologists say more than two-thirds of heritage, cultural and archaeological sites in Gaza have been damaged" not just human #genocide, but cultural genocide by #israel


I’ve been using the #Framework laptop 16 for about a month, and it’s almost the perfect #Linux laptop!

@frameworkcomputer

Here are my conclusions:

m.youtube.com/watch?v=5J9yh1i0…

in reply to Nick @ The Linux Experiment

finally made it through my queue to watch this. Nice review, highlighting both pros and cons during actual usage.
I'm in the market for a new laptop and am currently gathering options and their up-/downsides, so this really helps! Thanks for making this video 😀
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