Municipal elections are happening across Ontario in October. Here in Waterloo, I’m proud to support our incumbent mayor Dorothy McCabe and our incumbent Uptown councillor Julie Wright. Understanding the climate crisis and supporting climate action are important to me in any candidate for political office. Plus, Dorothy is a serious everyday cyclist!

#WaterlooRegion #ClimateAction #MunicipalElections

@gbargoud @ascentale @meganL @bikenite looks like it works pretty well: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cycle_responder

@ascentale @meganL @bikenite

Not exactly a business but every time I see one stuck in traffic I wish they would try out having the first responders on (e?)bikes followed by the ambulance or fire engine for the second level of response.

@vathpela @elebertus @azonenberg that's been my experience too: if it looks like a nest of wires on the x-ray so they want to look at it, but when I open it up and it's clearly a bunch of expensive-looking stuff they basically don't want to touch anything and just sort of wave me through. I got an order of magnitude more hassle for having a USB cable in the bag with my toothpaste than having a whole case full of electronics stuff.

Just like many things, once what you're doing looks complicated enough people tend to just leave you alone.

Remembering Johannes Doerfert - The LLVM Project Blog
https://blog.llvm.org/posts/2026-09-24-rememberingjohannesdoerfert/

Miss my trivia buddy 😭

Just ran my first 5k in 18 years 🫩🥱😵😮‍💨🪫🪫🪫

Meta doesn’t want you to watch this video

The WAR ON WALKING has taken many forms around the world. All sorts of scales, contexts, policies, designs, rules and laws… in culture, in priorities, in norms & expectations.

And certainly in budgets.

In almost everything. But it’s often as simple as how we signal who space is and isn’t for.

Once our eyes are opened to all the ways we’ve prioritized cars over people, we can’t unsee it.

This is the newest poster in the #WarOnWalking campaign by Urban Truth Collective https://lnkd.in/gnwfr6BA

The Caltrain announcement keeps telling me to have a good Friday night. I'm pretty sure it's Thursday morning, but I'm still a bit worried I'm about to find out I'm very late...

I won't explicitly say why Arch Linux refused DHH's sponsorship offer. It's not my place to do so.

But it shouldn't be hard to figure out.

If you want to try the maintainer-container, the docs are here:

https://llore.docs.kernel.org/

It's still pretty early stages, and the feature set is fairly minimal. However, this will let you set up local list mirrors and access them via MCP to give you that ability to do things like "show me a summary of all new series sent to my subsystems today".

Learn more, or watch Season 1, now on Nebula!

https://daypasstravel.com

@Photo55 @f4grx

Can't be worse than Broadcom, surely.

https://matduggan.com/the-worst-website-in-the-entire-world/

@cstanhope you're basically describing Nebula (https://nebula.tv), a subscription streaming service that's owned and operated by creators (including me).

@neil @Amgine if you're OK with non-fwupd firmware update schemes then the System76 stuff could be an option? IIUC they only support their own firmware update daemon, but the firmware is open source. The people who I know who buy them have had good luck, and they have a few different sizes of machines so there might be one that fits your definition of "relatively small".

Plus, it's always fun to have a vendor who supports Linux and tells the Windows people they're on their own to figure it out ;)

The first day of #kr2026 is nearly finished. You can have a look back on today talks

https://kernel-recipes.org/en/2026/the-live-blog/

@never_released @ @hachyderm.io I'm not really an Arm-ologist so I might be wrong here, but IIUC the streaming SVE stuff doesn't allow executing the load/store SVE instructions and thus is much farther decoupled from the integer side of things than full SVE would be.

@never_released @pinskia IMO SVE is really way too big of a confounding variable there to treat that as a proper tradeoff...

I made a microprocessor and want to tell you all about it!

Video covers at a high level HDL and programming, synthesis/layout and bringup

It was a lot of work, but really fun! 10/10, would recommend everyone tape out some custom silicon 😊 Especially since you get to play around with weird and different architectures that you can't just buy off the shelf

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6ytRHaTEXI

One of the coolest things to happen in Spade yet 👀 @breakingtaps wrote and taped out a Transport Triggered Architecture processor from scratch in a month with 0 prior experience!

This video is also one of the better intros to digital hardware design I've seen, certainly much better than some of the things people who teach this stuff have made :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6ytRHaTEXI