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For the record, Aeon Mall is basically a brand - there are many Aeon malls in Japan in various cities.

Yes but there is just one in Kumamoto.

The Czech National libraries do that for newspapers, magazines and other periodicals - they bind the copies they get automatically for preservation to big books, so they can be better stored in their archives.

Apparently it is getting harder to find people who can do that as most schools no longer have book binding as a course you can study.


Destoying books, for any reason, is a crime and it should not be done, ever!

Definitely! Just send a message to a given topic, it gets distributed through the mesh & users either get it or not (they are not in the mesh at the time).

Just like IRC.


So Kubernetes is LSD? ;)

I'm sure Teller could make you a 10 gigaton nuke with a slide rule if you did not mind some sub scale tests.

Starship is quite a bit sturdier thanks to the stainless steel used & very efficient engines that make it possible to have the structure heavier.

We had it demonstrated in the past with Starship surviving multiple burnthroughts and now in failing to explode. :-)


The whole Fedora infrastructure shows the default cute Anubis character (while protecting said infrastructure from AI scrappers) & I don't see any problems with that. :)

Is there a bypass for those yet? Not all of the machines I have run it at a reasonable pace, so I'd like to just farm the challenge to some other machine.

My nice desktop that I use for C++/Rust/Formal Verification takes multiple minutes sometimes, and I'd rather not replace the motherboard over this, or figure out why it's not using the GPU/whatever.

OTOH, I have a MacBook with Apple's terrible window manager. It blows through it in a few seconds. The same is true of my ancient phone, and some newer low-power mini-pc's, etc.


It exists. Search up POW blocker or Anubis blocker extensions.

Just set your user agent to wget.

I don’t object to anime or furry art. I just think shared infrastructure serving a broad technical audience is better off staying visually neutral. Once branding starts signaling subcultures, the discussion too often shifts from the software to identity. Given the other decisions some of these communities have made it makes sense. Not for me but that’s ok!

I'm not sire we need mainstream movies from popular shared universes if it comes to this...

Funny enough, it seems to be surprisingly easy with LLMs from what I've heard. :)

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