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im buch "bibliomania – das buch in der kunst" gibt es auch ein kapitel zu bibliotheken. 😊
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Bugs Bunny: Private Eye, an unreleased Commodore 64 game created in 1992 but canceled due to the closure of its developers Hi-Tec Software, was completed and released in 2012 via Games That Weren't.
You can grab it here via their website: https://www.gamesthatwerent.com/gtw64/bugs

The Becky & Cam Show
Great Australian Pods Podcast Directory: #GreatAusPods

The Becky And Cam Show | Great Australian Pods Podcast Directory
Podcast: The Becky And Cam Show Hosts: Becky Lucas and Cameron James Category: Comedy Sub-Category: Improv & Sketch Comedy, Stand-Up Comedy First Episode: 2018 An improvised trip inside the minds of…

1/2 If you don’t want to read about the #xz backdoor-related stuff I advise muting the hashtag because a *lot* of people across the geek spectrum find this whole thing fascinating and very educational.
My latest educational read has been the discussion over in the Debian world at

Four female BBC News presenters start legal action against BBC, saying they were forced off air for a year and were victims of a "sham" hiring process in 2023 (Jake Kanter/Deadline)
https://deadline.com/2024/05/bbc-ne…

BBC News Presenters Claim They Were Forced Off Air & Harassed After “Sham” Hiring Process
BBC News presenters Martine Croxall, Karin Giannone, Kasia Madera, and Annita McVeigh are taking legal action against their employer.

Not sure if this is a gcc bug or some weird corner of UB or what...
But I have a packed struct containing a uint32 as the first field. I'm running on ARMv7-M so 32-bit unaligned loads are allowed (but not 64-bit).
This struct is being read directly via casting from a network RX buffer that is likely not aligned to any particular byte boundary. It's a) packed and b) has 32-bit fields in it.
So silly me assumed that gcc would generate either bytewise reads (assuming n…

Via https://bsky.app/profile/unknownbinaries.bsky.social/post/3kq77atrfwd2k
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a hybrid signal (@unknownbinaries.bsky.social)
this surprised me yesterday, i've been staring at, drawing, and erasing attempts at something new to try some new gouache on for like a week and change, and noodling on this penciling i had sitting around kind of just. took off.

It's funny cause it hits the right targets (Big Tech) but the way that GDPR has become mostly a lever to do a replacement-punishment is kinda weird.
Sure, you now have a stick to beat MetaMicrosoftGoogle's money bags with but is it really about privacy? About an affirmative use that's based on an actual vision for how privacy in connected societies should work? Or is it just "I can't get you for what I feel you do wrong so I'll try to frame it as a privacy issu…

a bit melodramatic at times, but a nice hour of #squirrelcontent on #BBC four: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001zqv6<…