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youtube.com/watch?v=nXlkfOD-jQ villian who plays the organ but instead of an organ it’s this synthesizer except the teeth are from the people they’ve killed. also the synthesizer manipulates the victims’ actual vocal cords and such

“The Family Pet” Postcard from my collection, mailed 1910.

Sometimes I'll put in an absurdly low bid on an eBay auction with the knowledge that I'll definitely get outbid but also a vanishingly slim hope that MAYBE by some miracle nobody else will bid. Anyway that is how I ended up adding this magnificent glass plate negative to my collection! No date/info.

i imagine they at least use a deterministic parse result type, which would definitely help

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i’m fascinated that pandoc is a rather purrfurmant tool given that monadic parser combinator libraries don’t really have strong guarantees about worst-case purrfurmance characteristics

@vaporeon_ without XMPP, maybe? Dovecot + Apache + essential system daemons + kernel would likely push your memory purresure; though purrhaps less so if you aggressively disable potential sources of memory usage in Apache (e.g., cacheing), or if you found a less memory hungry alternative to Dovecot??

if you’re okay with swapping then you might get away with it though, even with an XMPP server. but you’d purrobably swap a lot

Postcard from my collection titled “The Rivals”. Undated.

@vaporeon_ space requirements get absurd if you store media on the server. after five years we would have over 500GB of media “stored” (thankfully we use Exa’s Jortage fur media storage), but at least mastodon lets you set up internal cronjobs to clear out old media if you insist on storing media locally

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