I see now why we were predicted to run out of IPv4 addresses, and also why we don’t appear to have actually run out of them yet.

Although why they still have such massive ranges of IPs is crazy.

This bunny is a trained bomb defusal operative.

That Olympics one looks like a jammy dodger.

Nothing against Jammy Dodgers but I’ve never seen Cookie Monster eating them. Definitely some bribery and corruption going on here.

There would be a sign up. I don’t think it needs “disabled” text although some do have.

Tado does temperature modulation through OpenTherm or manufacturer specific EMS. In the UK the older V3 models didn’t support it though (for reasons I didn’t fully comprehend, ended up getting an Extension Kit off eBay which does support it), I think Tado X is less of a minefield in that department.

Everything seems to be back to normal today. Panic over!

OK, federation doesn’t seem to be working at all with lemmings.world, from any instance. So I think the server might be broken.

Hmm, so federation seems to be working, at least I managed to post a comment from another instance, and mod the user. What they’ve posted hasn’t made it back here yet.

Some context: I have a bot I run on !dailybunnies@lemmings.world I set all this up before the site was geoblocked, otherwise I would have put it elsewhere. As it happened, everything still worked so I didn’t immediately notice the blocking. The bot (which runs on Google compute in Belgium) stopped working today at the same time as Connect.

I’m thinking now that something has been hardened at lemmings.world which means it’s pretty much unusable for me.

Connect, the error suggests it’s feddit.uk returning the error. It has always worked in the past, although it did log me out of everything today so possibly something was cached previously which isn’t now.

Paging @kuro_neko@lemmy.ca for any input.

Yesterday’s archive bunny as it didn’t post…

I’ve not been able to find much out about this, but they do have one at the CfCH in Cambridge. https://www.computinghistory.org.uk/det/36892/BBC-Micro-Red-Box/

This is the first I’ve heard of them! Very interesting.

They’ll be in the next pie.

BOING BOING

I think I actually won it in a mini competition. I had an AmigaOne XE previously (also ran Linux but the hardware had bugs so it was quite flaky). I’ve had it since ~2018. Linux is (or was) installed but I don’t think I ever used it much, so don’t want to comment. The distro I have will be very out of date now.

I like AmigaOS but can’t really recommend it to people who don’t know the Amiga. There’s not an awful lot of software support. If you want to try it though, it’s a fast, light, preemptively multitasking OS. OS4 is a PPC-native version which will also run old software (as long as it doesn’t hit the hardware directly) through a built-in 68k emulator.

I have a SAM440EP. It can run AmigaOS 4.1 and some flavour of Linux, but I forget which as I haven’t run that on it for years.

The primary target OS for these is AmigaOS 4.

Nothing wrong with a squishy bunny!

The rewrite has got a little confused here with the similar names.

Raw log:

• Channel 75, That’s Oldies, has changed to That’s Christmas on COM4 (England)
• That’s 80s has been added to COM5 as channel 78
• Channel 79, That’s Oldies MCR, has changed to That’s Xmas MCR on GMAN
• That’s 80s MCR has been added to GMAN as channel 93
• Channel 78, That’s Rock MCR, has been delisted from GMAN

Yay! I finally completed my collection! THANK YOU!

I thought that was a bunny on a boat!