imax
@suboptimal.technology
Ukrainian, he/him/them/they. @imax.in.ua 's other account
Dedicated to messing with software and hardware, mostly in English.
If I'm arguing with you - that's good, I'm still expecting to learn something from you.
Trans rights are human rights.
Dedicated to messing with software and hardware, mostly in English.
If I'm arguing with you - that's good, I'm still expecting to learn something from you.
Trans rights are human rights.
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@suboptimal.technology
· Feb 17
Danish Intelligence Service (FE) report on 11 February 2025 concluded...Russia already sees itself in conflict with the West and is preparing for a war against NATO. Should there be a pause of fighting in Ukraine, FE concludes that Russia could, within 6 months, fight a war with a bordering country.
Russias Baltic Fleet are in active preparations for confrontation not seen since Cold War.
Chilling assessment by @jjdroxford.bsky.social of increased and changed communication activity
indicating a change closer to war footing.
Chilling assessment by @jjdroxford.bsky.social of increased and changed communication activity
indicating a change closer to war footing.
I swear to fucking gods, if I survive WW3, I *will* be doing my part in manufacturing nuclear ICBMs in Ukraine. And no peacenik or "escalation manager" would be able to convince me otherwise.
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bash question: how to get it to append to history file immediately, w/o automatically making those commands propagated to all running shell instances?
`PS0='$(history -a)'` kinda does it, but it doesn't move "already appended" pointer, so every time it writes all commands from the current session.
`PS0='$(history -a)'` kinda does it, but it doesn't move "already appended" pointer, so every time it writes all commands from the current session.
February 24, 2026 at 11:39 PM
bash question: how to get it to append to history file immediately, w/o automatically making those commands propagated to all running shell instances?
`PS0='$(history -a)'` kinda does it, but it doesn't move "already appended" pointer, so every time it writes all commands from the current session.
`PS0='$(history -a)'` kinda does it, but it doesn't move "already appended" pointer, so every time it writes all commands from the current session.
bash question: how to get it to append to history file immediately, w/o automatically making those commands propagated to all running shell instances?
`PS0='$(history -a)'` kinda does it, but it doesn't move "already appended" pointer, so every time it writes all commands from the current session.
`PS0='$(history -a)'` kinda does it, but it doesn't move "already appended" pointer, so every time it writes all commands from the current session.
February 24, 2026 at 11:39 PM
bash question: how to get it to append to history file immediately, w/o automatically making those commands propagated to all running shell instances?
`PS0='$(history -a)'` kinda does it, but it doesn't move "already appended" pointer, so every time it writes all commands from the current session.
`PS0='$(history -a)'` kinda does it, but it doesn't move "already appended" pointer, so every time it writes all commands from the current session.
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Today is: the 1460th of February, 2022
January 30, 2026 at 9:03 AM
Today is: the 1460th of February, 2022
How do I turn this crap off? Short of forking the frontend
January 29, 2026 at 12:27 AM
How do I turn this crap off? Short of forking the frontend
People who use Forgejo: is there some special dance required for Actions to push docker images to the built-in container registry?
I'm authenticating with `${FORGEJO_TOKEN}`, but still get `unauthorized: reqPackageAccess`
I'm authenticating with `${FORGEJO_TOKEN}`, but still get `unauthorized: reqPackageAccess`
January 11, 2026 at 3:52 PM
People who use Forgejo: is there some special dance required for Actions to push docker images to the built-in container registry?
I'm authenticating with `${FORGEJO_TOKEN}`, but still get `unauthorized: reqPackageAccess`
I'm authenticating with `${FORGEJO_TOKEN}`, but still get `unauthorized: reqPackageAccess`
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one of the weirder things AI has given us is aggressively commented and rigourously formatted malware payloads
January 2, 2026 at 4:34 AM
one of the weirder things AI has given us is aggressively commented and rigourously formatted malware payloads
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Today is: the 1422nd of February, 2022
December 23, 2025 at 9:04 AM
Today is: the 1422nd of February, 2022
Very sad to see people falling for communism again :(
December 23, 2025 at 9:06 AM
Very sad to see people falling for communism again :(
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bari weiss saw this and decided that she had to hide it from the american public
Guards began beating him. Beat him until he bled. Knocked his face into the wall, broke all his teeth. No access to outdoors, no contact with relatives.
Now describing US knowledge of CECOT's torture practices, followed by footage of Trump praising those practices.
Now describing US knowledge of CECOT's torture practices, followed by footage of Trump praising those practices.
December 22, 2025 at 10:53 PM
bari weiss saw this and decided that she had to hide it from the american public
About 50 installed operators later, I almost have a monitoring stack running on my home kubernetes cluster.
December 22, 2025 at 10:27 PM
About 50 installed operators later, I almost have a monitoring stack running on my home kubernetes cluster.
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please let this make someone mad enough to give us something that isn't calibre
December 19, 2025 at 7:13 AM
please let this make someone mad enough to give us something that isn't calibre
Taking necro-posting to the next level: github.com/google/gviso...
December 17, 2025 at 1:42 AM
Taking necro-posting to the next level: github.com/google/gviso...
*sigh*
I don't want an "AI browser", I want a browser that renders HTTP-delivered content in a convenient and useful UI and nothing more.
I don't want an "AI browser", I want a browser that renders HTTP-delivered content in a convenient and useful UI and nothing more.
Mozilla has a new CEO and he just announced that Firefox will evolve into a modern AI browser. This is a good example of how management doesn’t understand its own user base and why they go out of their way to install Firefox on Windows, Android, iOS and other devices blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/l...
December 17, 2025 at 12:52 AM
*sigh*
I don't want an "AI browser", I want a browser that renders HTTP-delivered content in a convenient and useful UI and nothing more.
I don't want an "AI browser", I want a browser that renders HTTP-delivered content in a convenient and useful UI and nothing more.
December 6, 2025 at 10:05 PM
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two tech men having an incredibly annoying meeting next to me in the café and one of them just said "the thing I love about SEO is.....the culture", gobsmacking, beautiful piece of dialogue, would have struggled with it in a sitcom yet he just said it, in real life
December 5, 2025 at 11:20 AM
two tech men having an incredibly annoying meeting next to me in the café and one of them just said "the thing I love about SEO is.....the culture", gobsmacking, beautiful piece of dialogue, would have struggled with it in a sitcom yet he just said it, in real life
I have literally laughed out loud on this part.
We've had "U.S. security guarantee" with a much more trustworthy govt than the Trump's one, and even that, when the push came to shove, turned out to be not worth the paper it was written on.
With Trump it's worth even less and sounds like an insult.
We've had "U.S. security guarantee" with a much more trustworthy govt than the Trump's one, and even that, when the push came to shove, turned out to be not worth the paper it was written on.
With Trump it's worth even less and sounds like an insult.
November 19, 2025 at 6:00 PM
I have literally laughed out loud on this part.
We've had "U.S. security guarantee" with a much more trustworthy govt than the Trump's one, and even that, when the push came to shove, turned out to be not worth the paper it was written on.
With Trump it's worth even less and sounds like an insult.
We've had "U.S. security guarantee" with a much more trustworthy govt than the Trump's one, and even that, when the push came to shove, turned out to be not worth the paper it was written on.
With Trump it's worth even less and sounds like an insult.
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Today is: the 1381st of February, 2022
November 12, 2025 at 9:04 AM
Today is: the 1381st of February, 2022
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Today is: the 1363rd of February, 2022
October 25, 2025 at 9:04 AM
Today is: the 1363rd of February, 2022
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Today is: the 1362nd of February, 2022
October 24, 2025 at 9:04 AM
Today is: the 1362nd of February, 2022
I was today years old when I realized that apartments aren't built for people to live in them. They are built to be sold or rented out.
That actually explains a lot of annoyances I've had in the past and have right now.
That actually explains a lot of annoyances I've had in the past and have right now.
October 24, 2025 at 12:47 AM
I was today years old when I realized that apartments aren't built for people to live in them. They are built to be sold or rented out.
That actually explains a lot of annoyances I've had in the past and have right now.
That actually explains a lot of annoyances I've had in the past and have right now.
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if your big tent is like 1% or more nazis, i'm burning it down with everyone inside
if you're not kicking nazis out of your spaces, you're making nazi spaces.
if you're not kicking nazis out of your spaces, you're making nazi spaces.
October 23, 2025 at 9:49 PM
if your big tent is like 1% or more nazis, i'm burning it down with everyone inside
if you're not kicking nazis out of your spaces, you're making nazi spaces.
if you're not kicking nazis out of your spaces, you're making nazi spaces.