The monster mash is such a wild song, like the song itself isn’t the monster mash it’s a song about the monster mash. It’s like “Tribute” by Tenacious D
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So I have the ghost of Karl Marx in an aluminum box and this is how he responded when I asked him:
The "Castle of Dark Illusions" refers to the ideological system that justifies the exploitation of the proletariat by the bourgeoisie. It creates an illusion of social harmony and natural order, obscuring the reality of class struggle. In this way, it maintains the power dynamics between these two groups. The western superstructure perpetuates this through institutions like religion, government, and education, which reinforce the status quo and discourage questioning of the existing power structures.
I’m so tired that I thought this was a Vietnam reference to agent orange
Why not?
Soviets are easy to get into because you don’t have to mess around with ships at all. Plus it’s fun to build train infrastructure, stack tanks and CAS, and then roll over the Germans like it’s nothing
If you use the 3 dot menu on the home screen there is a menu option called “Not Interested” or “Don’t recommend channel”. It will also give an option for “why” you don’t like that content. That has helped a lot for me.
Instead of sending everything as a json object you might want to use a multipart request. That way you could send the json object with the numerical data as a part of the first response to the request and then the file as the second response to the request.
I'm not sure if this would work without more context but, you could also write/use a small 9p server on your embedded devices to create a namespace for the audio file and the numeric data as a separate file and then on your server you could mount all of the embedded device's files using 9pfuse or writing a small 9p client to read the data directly
This is where Walt Disney got the design for that character in fantasia with all the brooms right?
This should be cannon mirror universe pakleds
Ah cool! Did not know this existed!
‘ssh -X’ will do x11 forwarding if the config on the remote system is set up properly
Playing around with plan9’s webfs, have a prototype for reading/writing to the lemmy api as if it were a series of files.
The program creates the files dynamically and it can then be mounted to wherever, in the case of the example here I just mounted it to the /n directory.
Currently I only have one api endpoint but this is good enough for a proof of concept.
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He used to be a bouncer before becoming a priest so that checks out