even bigger WTF, when I add both part with single object of this vec! alone and the vec! of these objects ADC is working again

dafuq

Lol, why adding rust vec! in completely logical part of program separated from ADC readout is causing malfunction 0 ADC readout lmao

#rust #Embedded #EmbeddedRust

@gnome I don't want to support this move to amazon. @fedora What does this mean? Do I have to replace fedora?

EDIT: it's possible to switch desktop environments: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/quick-docs/switching-desktop-environments/

#linux #fedora #gnome #f42 #gnome48

Remarkable investigation into Telegram by IStories (in Russian):
https://www.istories.media/stories/2025/06/10/kak-telegram-svyazan-s-fsb/

English version by OCCRP:
http://www.occrp.org/en/investigation/telegram-the-fsb-and-the-man-in-the-middle

tl;dr:

👉 Telegram uses a single company with ties to the Russian FSB as their sole infrastructure provider, globally.

👉 Combined with a cleartext device identifier Telegram's protocol requires to be prepended to all encrypted messages, this allows for global surveillance of Telegram users.

I am quoted in this story.

#Telegram #InfoSec #Privacy

i'm so glad the RISC-V vendor ecosystem has embraced reasonable and easy to remember extension names

you can't be serious

If you're aged 30 or more, then 50% of all human fossil fuel emissions happened during your lifetime

What is the most inappropriate connector with enough pins to support USB-C?

I suggest:

@m4ver13 zdecydowanie, PLA używane do druku ma tonę innych wypełniaczy, a te zazwyczaj nie są ani zdrowe, ani biodegradowalne. Stad tez najlepiej wrzucić je po prostu do zmieszanych i dać się mu zająć profesjonalistom (ewentualnie dopytac swojego odbiorcę odpadów gdzie umieszczać druk, bo PLA znacznie zakłóca przebieg recyklingu)

@m4ver13 to zależy - generalnie spolimeryzowany kwas mlekowy (bo tym jest PLA) jest biodegradowalny jeżeli jest odpowiednio wyprodukowany i tą cechę wykorzystuje się w implantach np. z hydroksyapatytem które rozpuszczają się zarastają dzięki takiej kompozycji. Natomiast takie PLA do druku nie jest biodegradowalne w warunkach naturalnych, ale udaje się je kompostowac w warunkach przemysłowych

@danzin wow, thanks!

Its really non-intuitive, I hit that when creating a radio frames parser, where I wanted to use both __index__ for object placement in bytes string, and __hex__ for returning hex() representation of bytes string

Thus why there are __hex__ magic method, when its useless (or its not, and I can't understand Python)?
@gwidion

Something is really wrong: why dafuq Python returns a result of magic __index__ when I am using method hex on my object

What the
#Python #PythonProgramming

@dlakelan
The issue is indeed quite subjective, nevertheless it exists somewhere. The throttling issue might occur on Codeberg as well. From my POV thats more like issue with giving FLOSS to big companies without any reward (apart of git hosting)

@codeDude

@codeDude So as any of the LLMs does not give you any attribution and source of its content there is no possibility to check on what license the original content was initially shared.

I have omitted the worst factor which is simply low quality of the code, and worse: programmers using LLMs are often disabling their thinking which leads to such low quality, as well as spaghetti code.

2/2

@codeDude LLMs (not only copilot) are destroying the codebase by few factors, and I know at least 2 big FLOSS project which forbids AI usage. More on this in this thread: https://floss.social/@hakki/114504471204805428

First of all the licenses should be valid for all of beings, not only humans - if you are reusing code on viral license like GPL, you are obligated to share the source with the use, with MIT you have to give an attribution. In general there are very few licences which requires no action (like CC0) 1/2

@codeDude @hakki @dlakelan you are forced to use Microsoft Github, which is non free software. You are the mercy of Microsoft, which is famous for embraced extends extinguish.

I like #Guix approach of going with @Codeberg .

@codeDude of course they do: there's copilot, destroying not only the codebase, but also scraping tons of knowledge from FLOSS documentation. That's why I stopped using GitHub, and moved to @Codeberg. Its not about licence (maybe a little bit, as I am almost sure that copilot does not care about GPL)

For me that's making huge difference, when I know behind my code there are nice ppl from the community, who are actually protecting me from LLMs

@dlakelan