Qazm
@qazm.de
Sporadic creative and game component developer.
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33m, 🔞
Check out my Feeds tab!
Semi-private (i.e. more via ActivityPub):
@me.qazm.de @kink.qazm.de
Eh, the video is plenty critical of the idea.
And IF they manage to somehow come up with consistent finite general-enough mathematics, that's still going to be interesting at least.
(This bit is just the punchline, there's a bit more in the video on why she personally doesn't think it makes sense.
And IF they manage to somehow come up with consistent finite general-enough mathematics, that's still going to be interesting at least.
(This bit is just the punchline, there's a bit more in the video on why she personally doesn't think it makes sense.
November 2, 2025 at 10:14 PM
Eh, the video is plenty critical of the idea.
And IF they manage to somehow come up with consistent finite general-enough mathematics, that's still going to be interesting at least.
(This bit is just the punchline, there's a bit more in the video on why she personally doesn't think it makes sense.
And IF they manage to somehow come up with consistent finite general-enough mathematics, that's still going to be interesting at least.
(This bit is just the punchline, there's a bit more in the video on why she personally doesn't think it makes sense.
Tried out @bookhive.buzz just now by reviewing Winging It Vol. 1&2 by @parttimedragons.bsky.social.
The star ratings from bookhive.buzz/profile/qazm... did show up on @popfeed.social (popfeed.social/profile/qazm...) too, but not the review.
Looking at the data via @pdsls.dev, it was backdated 🤔
The star ratings from bookhive.buzz/profile/qazm... did show up on @popfeed.social (popfeed.social/profile/qazm...) too, but not the review.
Looking at the data via @pdsls.dev, it was backdated 🤔
October 26, 2025 at 3:31 PM
Tried out @bookhive.buzz just now by reviewing Winging It Vol. 1&2 by @parttimedragons.bsky.social.
The star ratings from bookhive.buzz/profile/qazm... did show up on @popfeed.social (popfeed.social/profile/qazm...) too, but not the review.
Looking at the data via @pdsls.dev, it was backdated 🤔
The star ratings from bookhive.buzz/profile/qazm... did show up on @popfeed.social (popfeed.social/profile/qazm...) too, but not the review.
Looking at the data via @pdsls.dev, it was backdated 🤔
I updated my Bluesky cheatsheet a bit with additional Feeds and this new "Beyond Bluesky" category that lists other services you can use with your account here.
I also added Wafrn to "Beyond ATProto" since that straddles protocols to let you post both here and privately through ActivityPub.
I also added Wafrn to "Beyond ATProto" since that straddles protocols to let you post both here and privately through ActivityPub.
October 26, 2025 at 1:06 PM
I updated my Bluesky cheatsheet a bit with additional Feeds and this new "Beyond Bluesky" category that lists other services you can use with your account here.
I also added Wafrn to "Beyond ATProto" since that straddles protocols to let you post both here and privately through ActivityPub.
I also added Wafrn to "Beyond ATProto" since that straddles protocols to let you post both here and privately through ActivityPub.
"Literally Yourself" hahahaha
(I did that with that YouTube-on-AT app.)
But yes, this works! It doesn't distinguish direct or via-list blocks, but there are only nine accounts I both block and follow so those are easy to check manually.
(I did that with that YouTube-on-AT app.)
But yes, this works! It doesn't distinguish direct or via-list blocks, but there are only nine accounts I both block and follow so those are easy to check manually.
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October 14, 2025 at 1:50 PM
"Literally Yourself" hahahaha
(I did that with that YouTube-on-AT app.)
But yes, this works! It doesn't distinguish direct or via-list blocks, but there are only nine accounts I both block and follow so those are easy to check manually.
(I did that with that YouTube-on-AT app.)
But yes, this works! It doesn't distinguish direct or via-list blocks, but there are only nine accounts I both block and follow so those are easy to check manually.
@aendra.com I'm getting 'Failed to submit appeal, please try again.' on appealing to xblock. Would be nice if that was fixed eventually since I can't report my own mislabelled posts.
(Negligible impact in this case though, I'd say.)
(Negligible impact in this case though, I'd say.)
October 14, 2025 at 11:17 AM
@aendra.com I'm getting 'Failed to submit appeal, please try again.' on appealing to xblock. Would be nice if that was fixed eventually since I can't report my own mislabelled posts.
(Negligible impact in this case though, I'd say.)
(Negligible impact in this case though, I'd say.)
You may want to revisit the header and footer soon to remove the dead social links and lorem ipsum there.
I had a few visual glitches outside of that (site title in the header barely visible and missing text insert below during checkout after 'Pay with …'-flow), but otherwise it worked well.
I had a few visual glitches outside of that (site title in the header barely visible and missing text insert below during checkout after 'Pay with …'-flow), but otherwise it worked well.
October 14, 2025 at 11:09 AM
You may want to revisit the header and footer soon to remove the dead social links and lorem ipsum there.
I had a few visual glitches outside of that (site title in the header barely visible and missing text insert below during checkout after 'Pay with …'-flow), but otherwise it worked well.
I had a few visual glitches outside of that (site title in the header barely visible and missing text insert below during checkout after 'Pay with …'-flow), but otherwise it worked well.
October 11, 2025 at 8:13 PM
Just since @wolf.observer had mentioned node-based coding before, play.google.com/store/apps/d... seems like a nice implementation of that.
It can do cool stuff like concurrency and cross-phone scripting, but can only automate third party stuff by launching apps (which is very powerful, but techy).
It can do cool stuff like concurrency and cross-phone scripting, but can only automate third party stuff by launching apps (which is very powerful, but techy).
September 27, 2025 at 9:13 PM
Just since @wolf.observer had mentioned node-based coding before, play.google.com/store/apps/d... seems like a nice implementation of that.
It can do cool stuff like concurrency and cross-phone scripting, but can only automate third party stuff by launching apps (which is very powerful, but techy).
It can do cool stuff like concurrency and cross-phone scripting, but can only automate third party stuff by launching apps (which is very powerful, but techy).
Pretty sure this is because I'm not competitive in the adversarial way. I don't think that or hardship are necessary in life to be highly motivated.
September 18, 2025 at 5:43 AM
Pretty sure this is because I'm not competitive in the adversarial way. I don't think that or hardship are necessary in life to be highly motivated.
I don't know why this is a thing, but I guess I can record it as one-off event in the calendar too. Bit too spicy for the "SFW" calendar though, even if the art I've seen is hardly explicit.
It should show up in the calendar soon, I'll make the link in its description clickable eventually too.
It should show up in the calendar soon, I'll make the link in its description clickable eventually too.
August 31, 2025 at 9:46 AM
I don't know why this is a thing, but I guess I can record it as one-off event in the calendar too. Bit too spicy for the "SFW" calendar though, even if the art I've seen is hardly explicit.
It should show up in the calendar soon, I'll make the link in its description clickable eventually too.
It should show up in the calendar soon, I'll make the link in its description clickable eventually too.
I think Discord has some filters in place now against this scam, so they're trying the same script here on Bluesky. (I reported it, obviously.)
Sadly there are people who fall for this. The next step would likely be a phishing link or malware download, perhaps after a screenshot of the "report".
Sadly there are people who fall for this. The next step would likely be a phishing link or malware download, perhaps after a screenshot of the "report".
August 26, 2025 at 7:40 AM
I think Discord has some filters in place now against this scam, so they're trying the same script here on Bluesky. (I reported it, obviously.)
Sadly there are people who fall for this. The next step would likely be a phishing link or malware download, perhaps after a screenshot of the "report".
Sadly there are people who fall for this. The next step would likely be a phishing link or malware download, perhaps after a screenshot of the "report".
Interesting @bsky.app edge case: Following myself in @skytube.video means I now appear as known follower to myself here.
Side-note: I had to use the magic eraser to redact this since Google Photos still doesn't have *any* sensible redaction tools. Why did it add that image 🫠
Side-note: I had to use the magic eraser to redact this since Google Photos still doesn't have *any* sensible redaction tools. Why did it add that image 🫠
August 22, 2025 at 2:56 AM
Interesting @bsky.app edge case: Following myself in @skytube.video means I now appear as known follower to myself here.
Side-note: I had to use the magic eraser to redact this since Google Photos still doesn't have *any* sensible redaction tools. Why did it add that image 🫠
Side-note: I had to use the magic eraser to redact this since Google Photos still doesn't have *any* sensible redaction tools. Why did it add that image 🫠
Interesting feature I just noticed: At bsky.app/settings/pri..., you can choose who may enable post notifications for your account.
August 21, 2025 at 6:08 PM
Interesting feature I just noticed: At bsky.app/settings/pri..., you can choose who may enable post notifications for your account.
On A.ii.a.: Drawn representations of CSAM are illegal in a large number of countries as of 2024, though mostly not in the US.
Bluesky *could* host it if they introduced a self-label for it, but considering they already ban users over it, I doubt they will.
(Full report: inhope.org/EN/articles/...)
Bluesky *could* host it if they introduced a self-label for it, but considering they already ban users over it, I doubt they will.
(Full report: inhope.org/EN/articles/...)
August 15, 2025 at 3:20 PM
On A.ii.a.: Drawn representations of CSAM are illegal in a large number of countries as of 2024, though mostly not in the US.
Bluesky *could* host it if they introduced a self-label for it, but considering they already ban users over it, I doubt they will.
(Full report: inhope.org/EN/articles/...)
Bluesky *could* host it if they introduced a self-label for it, but considering they already ban users over it, I doubt they will.
(Full report: inhope.org/EN/articles/...)
Full context below.
I assume this is mainly regarding depictions of real-life acts, but that really should be clarified if so. If it's supposed to be broader, it needs to differentiate a lot more.
I assume this is mainly regarding depictions of real-life acts, but that really should be clarified if so. If it's supposed to be broader, it needs to differentiate a lot more.
August 14, 2025 at 9:30 PM
Full context below.
I assume this is mainly regarding depictions of real-life acts, but that really should be clarified if so. If it's supposed to be broader, it needs to differentiate a lot more.
I assume this is mainly regarding depictions of real-life acts, but that really should be clarified if so. If it's supposed to be broader, it needs to differentiate a lot more.
I'm not sure about the terminology, but if I understood another friend right then wgpu is a low-level "universal render target" as a library.
Bevy does support bindless, but not across all backends.
(This also accepts SPIR-V, WGSL, GLSL and naga-ir formatted shaders, again as optional features.)
Bevy does support bindless, but not across all backends.
(This also accepts SPIR-V, WGSL, GLSL and naga-ir formatted shaders, again as optional features.)
July 12, 2025 at 7:27 AM
I'm not sure about the terminology, but if I understood another friend right then wgpu is a low-level "universal render target" as a library.
Bevy does support bindless, but not across all backends.
(This also accepts SPIR-V, WGSL, GLSL and naga-ir formatted shaders, again as optional features.)
Bevy does support bindless, but not across all backends.
(This also accepts SPIR-V, WGSL, GLSL and naga-ir formatted shaders, again as optional features.)
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February 12, 2025 at 6:00 AM