@jarkko oh, that wot render is ancient. I should just redirect that to https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/docs/kernel/pgpkeys.git/tree/graphs

If your company uses proofpoint, you should question how well that money is spent.

@krzk you can use the b4 web relay. :)

@jarkko ultimately, there is no difference. However, if someone asks you to sign their key, you'd have to reimport your [C] key into your keyring, or create a temporary keyring just for this purpose. This is a lot harder to do than to just mount an encrypted storage and set GNUPGHOME.

If you don't do a lot of key signing, this is no big deal, but if you do, then this significantly simplifies the whole process and saves a ton of time.

@jarkko it's for the purpose of convenience if you do a lot of cross-signing of other people's keys. It's less common these days, but still done often enough.

A comedy in two acts:

1. (delivery temporarily suspended: host mxb-0031df01.gslb.pphosted.com[205.220.180.131] refused to talk to me: 421 Deferred - see https://ipcheck.proofpoint.com/?ip=147.75.80.249)

2. (attached)

Me, materializing in front of my past self in the early 90's: "One day, you will send thousands of mail messages via Australia just so they are delivered more quickly."
Past self: "LOL, WTF."
Me: "Oh, you'll be saying that a lot in 30 years."

Watching huge mail queues trying to deliver to gmail again...

The regime that has allied itself with Hamas, Taliban, and Iran would appreciate your support in dealing with Islamic extremism.

@ptesarik @wagi Oh, you're right! Sorry, I was for some reason focused on echo being a builtin.

@ptesarik @wagi I was merely confirming that your answer is the correct one. :)

@ptesarik @wagi ^this

You have to use brackets for builtins like "echo".

Yesterday my wife gave birth to lovely twin babies — a boy and a girl. We can’t choose our parents, we can’t choose where we are born. Ours were born to parents who unconditionally love them, and they were born in the capital of a free country, Kyiv of Ukraine.

But just because the nation of a neighboring country, in its absolute majority, is sick with chauvinism and has dark barbarian worldview, our newborn babies had to spent their very first night in this world in the basement of a maternity hospital along with dozens other newborns, their parents, and those who are only about to give birth; a basement which serves as an improvised shelter for more than two years already and not only saves lives, but is occasionally a place to give lives — some women give childbirth right there. Last night russia sent 11 strategic bombers to launch 29 cruise missiles towards Ukrainian sleeping cities; then, expecting that they’ve exhausted Kyiv’s air defense, they tried to break through with 2 more ballistic missiles, which they long claimed and threatened to be “impossible to intercept”. Thanks to all partners who supplied Ukraine with anti-missiles systems, and to titanic efforts of Ukrainian Air Defense Forces, all missiles were shot down over Kyiv. No people were killed, 13 were wounded, 4 hospitalized, as missiles debris damaged several buildings and burned a few cars.
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This time all our newborns are alive. But we should remember that more than 500 Ukrainian children have already been killed in this war. And it’s ongoing. Please, support Ukraine, give us more weapons to defend ourselves. This weapon is just some money that literally can save a lot of lives, and stop aggressor from doing even more evil, to stop even more newborns coming to this world in basements hiding from missiles that are targeted to kill them the very first day.
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#Ukraine #russia #russiaukrainewar

@wyatt8740 I always recommend that parents put their kids into baseball. I know "baseball is life" is a bit of a trope, but when I compare the skills kids learn playing baseball, they are remarkably similar to those they will face in their life. As opposed to many other team sports where the outcome is often decided by one or two "star players" on a team, in baseball everyone must work well both by themselves (when batting) and together (when fielding). Just as in real life, there will be situations when a team loses if they don't work well together, but there will also be times when the outcome of the entire game is down to a single player stepping up to bat. It's just like that in real life -- there will be times when success is a team effort, but there will also be times when everything is down to just you, and you can't just "pass the ball" to someone else. And sometimes, you can do everything right and still lose simply because luck was not on your side.

So, put your kids in baseball! :)

@wyatt8740 I am literally a certified baseball umpire. :)

@eniko it's one of the companies involved in the PyTorch project and I've this far not really found any substantiated proofs that private repos are in there.

The House just voted to condemn Putin’s kidnapping of Ukrainian children.

9 Republicans voted against the resolution.

Chip Roy
Andy Biggs
Tom Tiffany
Clay Higgins
Eric Burlison
Thomas Massie
Matt Rosendale
Warren Davidson
Marjorie Taylor Greene

Remember in November.

We’re seeking input from #FOSS maintainers as we design a fellowship program pilot. We want to test a support mechanism that addresses structural issues in the FOSS ecosystem, and support maintainers who work on open digital infrastructure in the public interest.

If you maintain open source projects, we would be very grateful if you could take ten minutes to respond to the survey:
https://survey.sovereigntechfund.de/968766

Please also repost and share with FOSS maintainers you know. Thanks!

A good time to remind everyone that we are remote-first and are hiring: http://jobs.frame.work