Useless Facts, Badly Drawn #421: Moonmoon.
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I wrote a new blog post about DNS (part 1)!
Learn how DNS works in more depth and I even provide you will some useful terminal commands you can try yourself:
https://blog.melroy.org/2025/dns-part-1/
#dns #security #linux #unbound #bind #linux #recursive authoritative# server #nsd #dig #zone #domain #name #system
Melroy's Blog · Domain Name System (DNS) - Part 1This is a DNS blog series of two parts.
In this first part I will give an introduction to DNS, including some examples and hands-on experiments on the command line. So you will understand the concept of DNS much better! In Part 2 we will setup our own DNS server. Let’s get started!
"Yo dawg, I heard you like the Fediverse, so I put the Fediverse in the Fediverse so you can federate while you federate" 
(Edit: @unnick made an improved version of this animation here: https://booping.synth.download/notes/a3lqxxb3z1a30lyp)
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#Python question...
I recently ran into a surprise using #pathlib.Path - seems to be a sharp edge and I'm curious if others have run into it and what you thought.
I wanted to find all #files/#dirs below the current #directory, and thought a #recursive #glob would do it - `Path.cwd().glob("**")`. I was surprised that this returns all directories but not files. "**/*" is needed to find the files as well.
I'm not a big user of recursive globs, so maybe this is expected #behaviour?
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@jsdodge @TheConversationUS @academicchatter @eilonwy
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now do you think uh Cosby is a legacy that will be hurt yeah you do right I mean there was a comedian Patton Oswald he told me I think the worst part of The Cosby thing was the hypocrisy and I disagree you disagree with that yeah I thought it was the raping"
The #hypocrisy isn't great, but probably worse is selectively applying standards to promote a political agenda.
https://youtu.be/_KK2wtfvmkE?si=p9e1s0hdmjNx8bii
The #irony is #recursive .
I am the photographer, the subject, and perhaps the reflection.
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The main problem with the Spider-man poll was that I put an option that I hadn't made, and it got some votes, and that got me wondering.
Anyway, going to hide this one away behind a sensitive media tag because frankly no-one wants to see this, but I had to make it once it popped into my head.
You've seen IN.
You've seen OUT.
Now see SHAKE IT ALL ABOUT.
(or not, up to you)
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Just happily going about my day and suddenly my brain insists I looped the spiderman animation the wrong way given how they're pointing. So I swapped it, and now I just don't know, so that was useful.
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I don't know what to write about this. Erm. I made this. It seemed like a good idea at the time.
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#AGBIC Day 22
Holy crap, I just found the subtlest bug in my #pico8 Othello #AI.
I'm using alpha-beta pruning w/negamax, and my alpha starts at 0x8000 (-32768). With each #recursive call, beta becomes -alpha.
Trouble is, -0x8000==0x8000. Which sometimes leads to stupid moves...
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Sometimes I wonder if there's any point in boosting a post that I saw because @lisamelton boosted it! #recursive
I love that there's a project that I love reading about that I can read about the project. https://readtheplaque.com/plaque/the-toronto-recursive-history-project
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Hej! :)
Can you rephrase your question?
I'm not sure if you're saying that it's not obvious how to write tail-#recursive code which can be properly digested by a #compiler?
Or maybe you're looking to solve tasks by #recursion which would better be expressed using the map paradigm?
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