@datarama same. I have a void but I don't think she'd like if I screamed into her fur

@datarama I hope you're ready to scream

I know php may have been trending down these past 5 years, but what we are seeing today is exponential growth in the interest in php

Really you'd be foolish to not switch to php for your new projects

You must use php or get left behind

In case you were wondering if I am jumping into this half-cocked, I am in fact un-cocked

Incus was a PITA and I had to give up. Couldn't even get it past formatting my disk.

BSD is gonna be a rough start.. FreeBSD just asked me "what is sudo" on my first command

FreeBSD seems to run better on this old laptop. I tried for a while to install incusOS cause I'm still intrigued by a Linux distro that's immutable cause presumably that means nothing can break during upgrades.

netbsd did not run well on that abomination

how many times can a person reinstall OSes on their old laptop in a day

@reynir tror det er svært at svare på fra offentlig tilgængeligt data. Der står de kan have ~1600 passagerer med på en færge og der er 10 afgange hver vej om dagen, så ~7300 færgeture i alt. Men de 3,3 mio passagerer de meldte i 2025 er kun 456 passagerer pr færge / 9125 pr dag.

Så best case? en flixbus fra københavn til årshus har 79 pladser, så 116 busturer om dagen. Worst case skal man understøtte maks kapaciteten på travle dage, altså f.eks. 1600*20=32000, ~405 busturer.

Ved ikke helt om konklusionen er hvor meget over-kapacitet molslinjen har eller hvor svært at er at planlægge efterspørgsel på den slags rejser Men der vil nok være kaos hver dag når mellem 2 og 9 busser i timen kører fra ikea i københavn mod århus

they just released "PwnEscape: Guest-to-Host KVM Escape (CVE-2026-99999) - 9.3 · Critical" so next CVE crashes the CVE app

No more CVEs this year

Truly one of the enterprise softwares of all time there is nothing stopping you from shooting your fucking foot off with all the foot guns installed throughout git

brings me back to a year ago when git also broke cause someone had a path/file named the same as a branch which then broke all of git too

For fucks sake why can someone else calling their branch "update/qewewqewq" break my fucking git

I feel like no one appreciated what actually happened today at work.

One colleague asked in our common channel for review of a merge request, it's pretty much taken for granted that he used claude to write it, so reviewed it superficially and said "LGTM" before another colleague joined the thread and asked if he could copy paste the code into claude and have it review it...

Now, it's a sane enough question in context of our rules blocking using LLMs on this repository in general, but it is allowed on a single non-confidential file.

That's not what blows my mind. What blows my mind is that one claude user asked another claude user to review his claude slop and got a claude review back?? Like, just ask claude yourself if that's an acceptable review?? I'm genuinely so taken aback by this interaction and no one else reacted to it.

Apparently gas prices in Iran are almost exactly 1/100th the price per liter in Denmark

I'd love to blame the politicians but we actually have the option to vote for 3rd+ parties and having direct impact on the election outcome so it is really all my fellow voters fault for being so unempathetic.

In like literally every aspect. At least some aspects are partially represented, and I can appreciate that their platforms are more "viable" in our society, which is why I have voted in every election I've ever been eligible for, but it sure does feel bleak every time.

It's kinda funny several people I know in real life think the way I vote is "radical" but there literally isn't even a party in Denmark radical enough to represent me

@reynir There is one other that actually makes sense to negate

  --[no-]web.systemd-socket  Use systemd socket activation listeners instead of port listeners (Linux only).

but it's just the kind of thing that throws me off so hard. They either couldn't figure out how to make this work on only one argument or they just don't care and in either case I am worried what else they struggled with