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@detondev@social.linux.pizza
2026-09-12 06:23:28

Found a site that always goes the extra mile for it's niche subject, to the point I genuinely feel bad tryna explore rather than be a sincere initiate enochian.net/

The Second Call

Enochian

ADGT V-PA-AH ZONGOM FA-A-IP SALD VI-I-V L SOBAM I-AL-PRG I-ZA-ZAZ PI-ADPH CAS-ARMA ABRAMG TA TALHO PARACLEDA Q-TA LORS-L-Q TURBS OOGE BALTCH GIUI CHIS LUSD ORRI OD MI-CALP CHIS BIA OZONGON LAP NOAN TROF CORS TAGE O-Q MANIN IA-I-DON TORZU GOHEL ZACAR CA C-NO-QOD, ZAMRAN MICHALZO OD OZAZM VRELP LAP ZIR IOIAD.

English (Dee translation)

Can the wings of the winds understand your voices of wonder, O you the second of the first, whom the burning flames have framed within …
Stand atop the Air pyramid to open the eastern gate for scrying or clarity.

Drag the mouse to look around the plaza. Scroll the mouse wheel to adjust your field of view. Scroll this panel for calls and lessons.

Square r · row 1, column 1

Step 1 of 4
Face East

Align with the rising quarter. Breathe four counts in, four held, four out.
Previous
Next Step
four watchtowers for fire air water earth. thirty aethyrs
@carturo222@ohai.social
2026-09-12 18:47:55

This is an interview with Lilly Wachowski. Variety Magazine felt the need to also copy/paste a contrary statement by JKR's publicity team.
I get that journalists want to report all the voices, but it feels in terrible taste to append JKR's response *in the same page* as Ms. Wachowski's interview.

@samvarma@fosstodon.org
2026-10-11 18:57:48

First off, dude is a genius.
Secondly, he lays bare the fact that you don't have to create this technology by stealing other people's work.
The tech companies are full of irredeemable assholes. That's why they felt the need to steal. @…

@hikingdude@mastodon.social
2026-08-09 11:42:19

I couldn't decide what to do today and where to go. I got up too late for a longer hike due to the heat. In the end I just got on my bike and followed the road and pushed myself for some training effect.
It was a really enjoyable ride except for the last 10km where the heat got really annoying.
Is this a #silentsunday contribution? I think so... No talking, less thinking, j…

summary of a cycling activity, showcasing the following key details:

- **Distance:** 67.50 kilometers
- **Total Time:** 3 hours, 9 minutes, and 56 seconds
- **Average Speed:** 21.3 km/h
- **Total Ascent:** 574 meters
- **Average Heart Rate:** 155 bpm
This image captures a breathtaking and serene mountain landscape, evoking a sense of tranquility, natural beauty, and adventure. The scene is dominated by a lush, green valley framed by dense forests of evergreen trees. The trees, with their vibrant green foliage, create a rich and textured tapestry that stretches up the slopes of the surrounding mountains.

A **rocky riverbed** cuts through the center of the image, its surface a mix of smooth stones and patches of water, adding a sense of move…
@simon_brooke@mastodon.scot
2026-09-06 17:47:09

Folk who've been following me for a long time will remember that last autumn I was posting pictures of doing the joinery for a new workshop. And then I went mad, and got ill, and for most of this year there's been no progress.
But my friend Lucy has been here for a week, and between the two of us the frame is now erected. Now I need to sort the timber stack (which hasn't been improving while I've been ill), erect a roof, and build some walls. But the bit I couldn't …

Lucy standing in front of the north end truss, which has just been erected and its tenons forced into their mortices with a Spanish windlass. The truss is held upright by temporary diagonal braces. Between the pillars, various carpentry tools lie on a very chaotic timber stack.
The footing of one pillar of the south end truss on an old tree stump. The reason the building is so crooked is because it's foundations are the stumps of four trees that were blown down in Storm Arwen.
General view of the newly erected frame from its north east corner. The chaotic pile of sawn timber runs through it from north to south. Beyond, the trees on the edges of the wood are still standing, but most of the centre was blown flat in the storm, and new young trees are only slowly beginning to grow through the remaining wreckage.
Looking down on the new frame from my bedroom window. One of the new top rails still needs to be cut to length, and there's at least one brace still missing (I'll add more if I think they're needed. 

This is enormous progress, and a weatherproof workshop will be a great improvement to my quality of life.
@Sustainable2050@mastodon.energy
2026-09-07 14:06:50

How Trump and Musk made the Nepal disaster worse, by glaciologist dr Heïdi Sevestre:
"What about early warning systems?"
SERVIR Hindu Kush Himalaya, a joint initiative by NASA, USAID and ICIMOD monitoring, had mapped landslide and flood hazard in these valleys since 2010.
The Trump administration’s aid freeze cut it in January 2025."

@trezzer@social.linux.pizza
2026-09-06 23:08:26

I want to throw companies who force login via emailed timed codes over a bridge. If they only have a username/e-mail field without a password field ready right away, I want to light them on fire. If they offer the option to add TOTP 2FA but still do the previous two, I want to crush them in one of those things for compacting trash. Kickstarter would be a little burning cube falling from a bridge, incidentally.

@bobmueller@mastodon.world
2026-09-06 14:30:56

A temporary pool pump, a replacement pump, some major menu changes, and the beginning of a project I’ve wanted to tackle for years: digitizing my old 8mm home movies.
The first reel dates from 1961 and includes my parents, my infant brother, and several other relatives. I’ve had these films since around 2000, so finally seeing what survived all those years—and seeing some family members who are no longer with us—was pretty special.

@inthehands@hachyderm.io
2026-08-12 21:19:59

RE: mastodon.social/@brettcodes/11
So many notes in this story sound familiar, echo posts that have crossed my TL:
- initial skepticism
- mandate from management who got swept up in the hype
- found a way to work with it
- “it honestly felt magical”
- hard not to just use it for everything
- just used it for everything
- delivered a whole project without knowing how it worked
- embarrassing mistake from over-reliance
- “realized the AI chat was making me delusional”
- hamster wheel feeling
- loss of motivation, hints of depressive symptoms
- creeping sense of purposelessness, existential dread
- creeping realization of quality loss
- creeping realization of ethical disaster
- creeping realization of hidden human and environmental costs
- re-finding joy and sense of purpose / self in doing work by hand
- fuck it, I’m out
1/2

@grumpybozo@toad.social
2026-09-02 20:07:24

Sometimes I run into a bug and it takes me a solid hour or more to convince myself that it’s a bug. I do not want to believe that someone made such a mistake…
github.com/freebsd/pkg/issues/ for example, has been “fixed” at least twice. but it’s still broken.