@bluewinds CGNAT can be worked around but you’ll probably need another machine somewhere that can forward traffic back to you. That could be a £2/month VM, it literally just needs an IP and the ability for you to connect to it from home.
@bluewinds check whether you have a real IP address or you’re behind CGNAT where your ISP shares one IP between multiple customers. If you are this won’t work, otherwise sounds reasonable to me.
Maybe we are in the cyberpunk future. I just had an independent contractor in a hoodie show up in the most battered van I’ve ever seen, hand over a parcel, vaguely wave their handheld terminal in my direction, and leave again.
@jezhiggins @Edent hey, it keeps my Dad out of trouble. If he’s checking how much power is being directed to his car for free he’s not being persuaded to vote for Nazis by an AI generated picture of the local high street in 1827 posted to Facebook.
(For the record, I’m not aware of us ever having come even close to killing anyone, but today it’s an explicit aim)
The tech team at work going with an ambitious target for the day of “nobody dies”.
I find myself reading the TLS spec (because what else would a boy do at 11pm on a Thursday?) and this document is full of cursed phrase in the form “For reasons of backwards compatibility with middleboxes…”
So far my highlights are “all negotiations must claim version 1.2, we’ll stuff the real version in somewhere else later to stop traffic inspectors crashing”, and “this new message identifies as an older message but one of the values is the SHA256 of the name of the new one”.
@pikesley well that case I would simply run VNC inside the [crook appears from side of the stage as I’m pulled out of view and a clattering noise comes from the background]
@gsuberland @greem they’ve just put a meter *somewhere* and attached it to a property. It’s covering an entire city.
@pikesley I’ve just been reminded CWU members get a vote and I don’t think I’ve ever relished the idea of voting against someone so much.
Do not collect the data that you do not need.
Do not collect the data
that you do not need.
Do not collect
the data
that you
do not
need
.
@sophiegarrett it really is a whole thing. Every now and then someone outside will make uninformed comments on how this thing must happen and, well, it’s never like they imagine.
Amazon want me to return the ear syringe that cracked after one ear. I’ve decided not to include the tip that’s been in my ear canal and included a small note for whichever unfortunate person gets tasked with unpacking the return so they’re not wondering.
@hughrawlinson @xenia I absolutely feel you on the original question. Somehow there no longer seems to be an option for “I just want some sanely structured code to put content in a browser” like there was back in the days of PHP being everywhere. (Or maybe my idea of “sanely structured” has changed)
@hughrawlinson @xenia +1 for FastAPI, although from what I’ve done of it I wish it was a bit more batteries included, I suspect for anything complex you’re going to end up pulling in additional packages.
Messaging apps should allow me to flag people as doing this. Anyone with that flag would get a cooldown placed on notifications so that I’m not left wondering what’s so urgent.
https://mastodon.social/users/fesshole/statuses/116563929033604800
@Thayer they’re still out there (thank god, or I’d probably be raising alpacas by now). It’s a job and thus has its annoyances but there’s not a week goes by I’m not thankful to be working at a company which is doing something meaningful with a team who care, are highly competent, and also just lovely to spend time with. demandlogic.co.uk, where we’re sadly not hiring at the moment or I’d be forwarding this straight to the person responsible.
@mdione my lights are all automated, if I walk into the bathroom while my flat is aware I’m meant to be sleeping the light turns on but at the lowest possible level.
@AoifeGreenhamIllustrations @nette this post has literally made me realise (at 1130pm as I go to bed) the reason I’ve been grumpy and dissatisfied with the world all day is that I forget to take my medication this morning, so, uhh, yeah.