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Strong hailstorm. I'll check the situation later. And a stronger event is expected later today. Fingers crossed...
EDIT: I'm looking at the videos all around the city. What-a-mess...again...third time in three days, four times in a week.
Over the past few days, a few crickets have made their way into the house.
Whenever I can, I guide them back outside so they don't land on us during the night.
This morning, I was mowing the lawn a bit - not much, just as much as needed, before the rain - and there were plenty of them in the garden.
A neighbour, as often happens, suggested I cut it shorter "to drive the crickets away". I looked around: all my neighbours' lawns are kept extremely short, and the surrounding countryside is completely plowed.
"And where are the poor crickets supposed to go?"
"They'll find somewhere else."
I put the lawnmower away and decided that, in my garden, they are more than welcome.
...disappointed...
@hkz@chinwag.org @@stefano@rpi0w.stefanomarinelli.it this time it passed without major damage. But at 5 last night it was much worse. Another alert for tomorrow, late morning. Tropical weather…stay safe!
Like last years, it seems that the crickets love getting inside our house. I can hear one of them under the fridge. I think if it’s a place he likes, he can stay there for the night.
I'm getting more and more interested in #MeshCore and #Meshtastic - in the rabbit hole. Thank you, @_elena@mastodon.social ... 😠 😆
@packet@bsd.cafe it will be released and will compile (it already does) for all the GO supported architectures.
At the moment littleFedi is able to pre-build binaries for 43 platform variants (all CGO_ENABLED=0, statically linked). ARM targets include both armv6 and armv7 variants.
AIX
littlefedi-aix-ppc64
Android
littlefedi-android-arm64
Darwin (macOS)
littlefedi-darwin-amd64littlefedi-darwin-arm64
DragonFly BSD
littlefedi-dragonfly-amd64
FreeBSD
littlefedi-freebsd-386littlefedi-freebsd-amd64littlefedi-armv6-freebsd-armlittlefedi-armv7-freebsd-armlittlefedi-freebsd-arm64
Illumos
littlefedi-illumos-amd64
Linux
littlefedi-linux-386littlefedi-linux-amd64littlefedi-armv6-linux-armlittlefedi-armv7-linux-armlittlefedi-linux-arm64littlefedi-linux-loong64littlefedi-linux-mipslittlefedi-linux-mips64littlefedi-linux-mips64lelittlefedi-linux-mipslelittlefedi-linux-ppc64littlefedi-linux-ppc64lelittlefedi-linux-riscv64littlefedi-linux-s390x
NetBSD
littlefedi-netbsd-386littlefedi-netbsd-amd64littlefedi-armv6-netbsd-armlittlefedi-armv7-netbsd-armlittlefedi-netbsd-arm64
OpenBSD
littlefedi-openbsd-386littlefedi-openbsd-amd64littlefedi-armv7-openbsd-armlittlefedi-openbsd-arm64littlefedi-openbsd-ppc64littlefedi-openbsd-riscv64
Plan 9
littlefedi-plan9-386littlefedi-plan9-amd64littlefedi-armv6-plan9-armlittlefedi-armv7-plan9-arm
Solaris
littlefedi-solaris-amd64
Windows
littlefedi-windows-386.exelittlefedi-windows-amd64.exelittlefedi-windows-arm64.exe
"What do we have that AI doesn't, and why will it never have it? Artificial intelligence does not die. Therefore, it lacks that awareness of human finiteness, because we all confront our own end. It has no awareness of the end, it knows neither love nor pain.
If it did, it would become a human being.
Dacia Maraini
I was hearing strange sounds in the room; it was a cricket that had come in. I kindly brought it back to the garden. Now I hear the same sound again…
I’m testing some #MastoBlaster fixes, mostly under the hood and to improve compatibility with #littleFedi.
At this point, it should be obvious that this is a test 😉
The question of whether a computer can think is no more interesting than the question of whether a submarine can swim.
Edsger W. Dijkstra