#ausPol #policeViolence #Naarm #Melbourne #VicPol #GreenLeft
Police in victoria yesterday used pepper spray, rubber bullets, flash bangs, tear gas and OC grenades against unarmed civilian protesters in Naarm (Melbourne) Victoria yesterday. The protesters were protesting a war summit hosting war profiteers and people supplying weapons to war criminals. A healthcare worker treating injured protestors said that the police response was absolutely “grotesque” and “horrifying”.
edit: The OC grenades were OC rubber pellet grenades which combine the effects of a flash bang with OC (pepper spray) and rubber pellets.
https://www.greenleft.org.au/content/vic-police-use-excessive-force-against-anti-war-palestine-solidarity-protesters-outside
just found a macromedia dreamweaver 3 manual in german in a zu verschenken box, and it feels like a time capsule from another world

@vidak also take this https://toobnix.org/w/p/4bRcULzg6bBAyELkRqU6EQ
@vidak when you say primer, what kinda thing do you want to know? It just works out of the box. The difficult thing I guess is getting used to beginner-like define-application-frame invocations. Here's one:
(define-application-frame vidaks-app (standard-application-frame) ()
(:panes (int :interactor) (app :application :display-function 'display-app))
(:layouts (Default (horizontally () int app)))
go for broke! Oh that defines
(define-vidaks-app-command (com-foo :menu t) () (print 'hi))
@vidak @screwtape I've mostly been looking through documentation and the clim-examples code in McCLIM's repo. But I've also been more focused on backend learning.
This Guided Tour may serve as a quick primer for an app writer's view: https://dept-info.labri.fr/~strandh/guided-tour.pdf
i love that "software patch" comes literally from the fact that people would fix errors in punch cards by patching it over with tape
@tapesinside Akkoma has docs specifically for *BSDs https://docs.akkoma.dev/stable-docs/installation/freebsd_en/
For webserver you can use nginx or httpd. (Or whatever else you want)
For nextcloud there's this https://www.freshports.org/www/owncloud
OpenBSD is much easier to grasp imho, same software listed here is available for either.
You'll be expected to read a lot either way. Apart for the 'Absolute *BSD' series, these two I recommend - The latter makes sense if you decide to use httpd:
https://nostarch.com/pf3
https://www.tiltedwindmillpress.com/product/httpd-and-relayd-mastery/
For the #SciArtSeptember prompt stellar to #astrophysicist Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin (1900-1979), who discovered that hydrogen & helium are the most common elements in stars & hence the universe.
Born England, she won a scholarship to Newnham College at Cambridge in 1919 where she heard a lecture which changed her life. She wrote, “My world had been so shaken that I experienced something very like a nervous breakdown.” 🧵
#linocut #physics #sciart #printmaking #womenInSTEM #astronomer #MastoArt
openttd and stellaris are about half way there
i just like clicky building things...
I think phones are undergoing carcinization.
- hard outer shell
- compound "eyes"
- clicking noises
- no audio jack
current projects, just taking stock--don't mind me...
- clim gopher browser for mezzano
- do a final proof-read of dungeon of doom, and do a release on sourcehut
- the common lisp tamagotchi
- the @permacomputer project also still lives
please don't also forget that
okay updated the pet idle animation routine to work in common lisp
kinda weird looking at the differences between elisp and common lisp
still kinda on the fence about repl or no repl, if i have a repl i can just jump straight into evaluating functions...
anyway you can follow along here
https://sr.ht/~vidak/uwu.lisp/