LAHAINA, Hawaii — Hawaii's governor vowed "to keep the land in local people's hands" when Maui rebuilds from a deadly wildfire that incinerated a historic island community, as local schools began reopening. Gov. Josh Green said Wednesday that he had instructed the state attorney general to work toward a moratorium on land transactions in Lahaina. He acknowledged the move will likely face legal challenges. ## Good luck getting the courts to side with you on this. :sadwave:

> Those objections mostly focused on parking, but also touched on the noise of children playing and effects on the neighbourhood’s “unique charm, character and vitality.” Children in MY neighborhood? :nono:

I used to maintain a ton of FreeBSD ports and went through the effort of automating the plist generation because every time you have to update the port/package you end up needing to edit a plist file with a thousand lines to add/remove files that are meant to be in the package. But it doesn't matter, because what's being shipped is what you're meant to package so hand-editing the fucking plist file is a waste of time. I spent countless hours doing this over 10 years. It was never beneficial to waste your time doing this. And then I handed the ports off to other people and they just undo my autoplist shit because they think it's somehow a good idea to be forced to manage the list of files being installed manually. Literal masochists. So disappointing.

I wouldn't hire someone who refused to have a cell phone, so if that keeps their code off LinkedIn I mean GitHub it saves me having to look at it if they apply for a job :shrug:

Welcome to another episode of Baby Billy's Bible Bonkers

America lost the plot when peanuts became a larger public health risk than lead poisoning

Had to operate some TP-Link EAP-245 V3 access points today, and they can be managed stand-alone. They seem to be suitable powerful replacements if you want to get out of the UniFi ecosystem

Dog food

I remember when I was a kid and FedEx / UPS didn't even deliver to my town

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The Space Force Is Launching Its Own Swarm of Tiny Satellites

Defense satellites used to be big, costly, and “juicy” targets for attack. Now the Pentagon is aiming for a more resilient network of nearly 1,...

We aren't going to stop Starlink and we certainly aren't going to stop this

I remember one time my dog woke me up because he turned on the gas stove while trying to steal a snack

Eugen is pushing Mastodon tshirts and swag so hard you'd think he's trying to pump up the brand so he can sell Mastodon gGmbH or something

Where are the articles about how Veilid is a tool for criminals and has no legitimate use? It's basically Darkweb 2.0

> After years of being inundated with new shows, some are using a pause in production to finally watch all the content they missed when it came out. Or maybe there's nothing else to watch ?