@ross ok, but please send as RFE request to tools@linux.kernel.org, otherwise I will totally forget.

I want iron-on Steam achievements for my campfire blanket.

"Oh, yes, kids, this is 'Grin and Bear It,' which you can only get if you survive 18 bear attacks in RDR2, and this one is 'the Great Deliverer,' which requires a rating of 60 or above in all your Death Stranding categories."
"Gee Willikers, Scouter K, that must have been tough!"
"You betcha, Tommy. You betcha."

@mjg59 is there an objects/info/alternates in your repo? That's my usual culprit.

@ross @0leil haha. Well, I don't have an immediate solution for you, but if you look in ~/.local/share/b4, you will notice that all series you retrieved with `b4 am` have a corresponding json file with all the info you'd need to send a reply message.

@ross @0leil Ok, is it like a "thank you, this patch has been applied" kind of thing, or something more involved?

@mynacol It seems that almost nobody actually implements the BIMI part without the VMC part? At least not outlook nor gmail, which covers the vast majority of recipients.

@0leil @ross Then you can open it with mutt/pine/etc and reply to the message.

@0leil @ross Try `b4 mbox --refetch that.patch`

BIMI/VMC is such a hilariously grifty attempt by commercial CAs to reclaw at least *some* of the income lost to LetsEncrypt.

Don't do it.

(If you don't know what BIMI is, it's a scheme to show corp logos for emails in your inbox. See:
https://support.google.com/a/answer/10911320?hl=en)

@major "The source for your free range software."

@major it would be a great name for a git forge, though.

@wakame perhaps, but the Witcher universe elf, not Tolkien elf. :)

I don't think Linus would enjoy being transformed into an .exe

I umpired my last game of the 2023 season tonight. Hanging up my gear and the home plate brush until next May. I'll miss it, but I'm glad for the opportunity to heal up my bruises and to reclaim my quiet evenings. :)

@danielaKay

well my direct manager has scheduled a meeting with my team later today about a return to office plan, so I guess it's time to make a #fedihired post again

I've got a few years of DFIR consulting experience at my previous job with a big 4, I have a few years in this role as a CSOC IR Lead at a large (10K+ employees) company, I have my GREM certification, and I'm Canadian and live in Canada and want to continue to work from Canada (just remote). I've got some devops experience with my personal projects (like my twitch bots and this Mastodon instance) and I am not a programmer but I can program in... a few languages (I like Rust a lot, but also Python, and C#, and I'd love to learn Go or Zig or something). I'm also pretty happy to just sit down with Excel and a plaso timeline and scroll through it to find evil.

If you've got any leads or connections to a full time remote-only job in or adjacent to security that could use my skills, please hit me up--my DMs should be open, as should my email (demize[@]unstable.systems, though I'll use a different one in your HR system). Just make sure it's open to Canadians!

Today, we’re announcing the Sovereign Tech Fund’s investment in @yoctoproject which helps developers create custom Linux-based systems for embedded and Internet of Things devices. https://sovereigntechfund.de/en/projects/yocto/

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New Thelio desktops released today.

* Top ports!
* SFF Thelio now supports Ryzen 9 7950X
* Separate CPU and GPU cooling on all models
* New fan controller for refined curves
* Mount points for GPU side intake fan(s)
* New SATA backplane
* Side etching removed for cleaner look

Take your Rust skills for a spin -- write a filesystem module.

I won't pretend to be a prude who never stoops down to potty humour (I have 12- and 14- year olds living in this house), but this was a bit too much.

Thanks, packagers.