@sesivany Ono muze pro Trumpa bytproblem i tohle, akorat si to neuvedomuje: Pokud se pokusí Afghánce deportovat, uvidíte skutečný fyzický konflikt mezi veterány a Imigračním a celním úřadem (ICE),“
We are excited to announce the merge of Collabora Productivity and @allotropia 🤝
This union brings together the largest team of corporate Office engineers, significantly advancing our mission to restore Digital Sovereignty. We're supercharging Collabora Online with enhanced German language capabilities, deeper expertise in vertical applications, new Web Assembly skills, and a wider, unified partner ecosystem.
This deal unites the largest team of corporate Office engineers to deliver on Collabora Productivity’s mission to restore Digital Sovereignty to its users, while making Open Source Office Rock.
U nas je jeste vtipne, ze nikdo Notion nepouziva jako primarni nastroj (2x Obsidian, 2x Apple Notes). Ale udrzujeme si je kvuli nejakym sdilenym dokumentum a viditelnosti co kdo dela.
It’s important to know how to send a password securely because sharing it via any platform is often not safe which can have dire effects on your online safety.
Got something exciting to share about Matrix, real-time comms, or decentralized tech? Submit your talk for #MatrixConf2025 before June 8 and spread the word about it!
Welcome to GUADEC 2025 GUADEC is the GNOME community’s largest conference, bringing together hundreds of users, contributors, community members, and enthusiastic supporters for a week of talks and workshops.
Hlásím se z Berlína. Dneska jsme museli našeho koně #Cofiho 🐎 odvést do místní kliniky pro koně na FU Berlin.
Bohužel nás zlobí přední noha, tak snad to bude dobré! Ještě řeším nějaké pracovní resty a tak jsem si do sluchátek pustil něco energetického ať se lépe pracuje.
Making their debut on Purified Records, Dutch pair DALÛ unveil their ‘Universe of Dreams’ EP, featuring two meticulously crafted tracks. The title track unfo...
I've also made sure both hackerone reports are disclosed now, so you can track and see how we took care of those reports from the moment they were filed.
Re: last boost (the last post from this thread: mastodon.social/@GeePawHill/11…), I admit there are some thoughts that I've only shared with an LLM (usually Claude), even though I know, if I think about it, that what I'll get back is just a statistically generated response, not an actual thought in return. There are some things I've been afraid to share with other humans, for fear that I'll get criticism in response, though in some cases, criticism may be what's needed, as long as it's constructive.
On the other hand, There is a reason why this obscene LLM scam succeeds, a reason beyond the marketing of the extractive capitalist scumbags who are sponsoring it.
There is a reason why innocents turn to a chatbot to answer their questions.
On the other hand, There is a reason why this obscene LLM scam succeeds, a reason beyond the marketing of the extractive capitalist scumbags who are sponsoring it.
There is a reason why innocents turn to a chatbot to answer their questions.
I've worked with -- talked to -- computers for 45 years, nearly every single day.
No computer has ever told me I was ugly, stupid, fat, lazy, worthless, wrong-colored, wrong-gendered, wrong-preferenced, wrong-aged, or wrong-nationed.
No computer has ever told me it was too tired.
No computer has ever told me to shut up.
No computer has ever told me I deserve to feel this bad.
People talk to LLMs -- *trust* them -- because LLMs don't directly hate or hurt them.
In a world so bereft of love, anyone -- even a neo-nazi -- or anything -- even a bullshit-spewing LLM -- that offers even mere neutrality has an overwhelmingly powerful allure.
And, as I have said, that's not on the exploiters, as much as I despise them.
They're taking advantage of the situation, unspeakable advantage of it, don't mistake me: they are sociopathic scum.
But, by and large, *we're* the ones creating the cold barren loveless ground on which the innocent dupes stand.
Work on your kindness. Work on making it more rich. Work on increasing its reach.
That's why I come before you day after day, being silly, confessing embarrassing shit, talking about my health, giving out my parting shots most nights.
I'm working on my kindness.
Join me. Maybe we can create a world where innocents aren't so alone they'll prefer Eliza 3.0 to actual human contact.
Welcome to another curl release. Release presentation At 8:00 UTC (10:00 CEST), I do a live-streamed release presentation over at Twitch where I talk about all that is new in this release.
Almost exactly a year ago, I found a subreddit called r/TimeTravel. The first post was someone asking a very simple question: How can I go back to the past and change things? I thought this was a troll subreddit, to be honest. So, I wrote a troll comment, which I'll paste below. But I'm writing this post a year later because I just got a private message from someone, asking if my time travel trick really worked. This is not even close to the first message I've received in response to this comment. Someone even bought the laptop I referenced.
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Look for a used IBM Thinkpad 700. Install the earliest beta build of Windows 95 (March 1993, when it was still just codenamed Chicago). Open two instances of the date/time settings. Change one of them to 11:11 AM on April 1, 1948. Change the other to 11:11 AM on January 4, 1984. Press okay on both as quickly as possible.
Then, disconnect the laptop from the power source (although you might want to bring the charger with you, to return to other timelines). Go back into date/time settings and change the date and time to whenever you want to travel.
If you don't disconnect the laptop from the power source, it will try and transport as much of the connecting wall as it can, which usually leads to some truly fucked up shit. DO NOT FORGET TO UNPLUG YOUR THINKPAD.
Every time you reboot you have to redo the simultaneous date setting. If you're going back before electricity, for goodness sake bring a solar charger.
Finished reading Exterminate Regenerate this morning and I think I’ll recommend it, especially if you came to Doctor Who during after the Classic series. The historical context is really well laid out and there are great anecdotes in there. The tales about Modern Who are a little bit more sparse (admittedly due to modern secrecy standards), but John Higgs weaves an engaging story through Modern Who, too.
Microplastics are ‘silently spreading from soil to salad to humans’
A review from Murdoch University has stressed that agricultural soils now hold around 23 times more microplastics than oceans.
here's something of interest for you: google chrome direct urls for the recovery downloads different channels it seembs are present. extracted from the json I hope someone finds this of use.
THE PASSENGERS ON THE HANKYU LINE — Arikawa, Hiro — Welcome aboard the Hankyu train! Come along on a heartwarming, funny, and a perfectly cosy voyage with the charming and relatable passengers--including one dashing dachsund--whose lives intersect …
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HR3609
To rescind each Medal of Honor awarded for acts at Wounded Knee Creek on December 29, 1890, and for other purposes.
📢 Introduced in House
https://congress.
@KaraLG84 That it is, best vocoder I've ever used. God I love Ableton and this is a banger! Kinda want to learn how to make dubstep and actually do sound design rather than just using VR samples from Splice lol.
Keen observers of the panel we did this evening called "The Cyber Resilience Act and Open Source: What Maintainers Really Need to Know" can spot that both @foosel and @icing got questions snuck in and answered 😀
Many open source maintainers are concerned about their obligations under the EU Cyber Resilience Act. This webinar, organized by the Eclipse Foundation’s Ope...
@asl 1. mere contributors have no obligations, most maintainers have no obligations. Only maintainers that make a profit can be considered manufacturers - the outstanding question is where exactly that line is drawn. (And really, such projects should not have a hard time to fulfill the obligations anyway.)
Thanks ! Somehow I missed your complete post with the correct faq name.
Seems to me like just another one bloat law that will not be used except for very big companies, but stress every small one (and thus will probable kill innovation or opensource stuff).
@asl I don't view it that way at all. Since it affects the *real* manufacturers, they need to make sure the open source products they use are good and solid. Meaning they need to either help improving those projects or drop them and I don't think most of them can be dropped.
Re: last boost (mastodon.bsd.cafe/@nuintari/11…), I know that nostalgia, or saying things were better in the good old days, is dangerous. But when I read something like this, it's hard not to feel that software really has gotten much worse in some ways.
I went to U when the access network, before that was even a term we ever used, was X-Terminals on 10base2, connecting to UNIX and OpenVMS servers. Performance was amazing, even when the VAX 25 mhz big iron was under load. Logins to the Digital UNIX server with 90 students trying and failing to learn about linked lists in C, and performance was snappy as hell. X fucking worked, and it worked well.
years later..... (decades later, I'm old, get off my lawn)
I was contracted to assist with a <redacted> deployment of a VDI, to replace the need for two workstations on each desk. Yes, I know this really narrows it down who this was.
40gbit core, 40 or 10gigE to the access layer, and 1 gbe to each workstation.
Performance was ASS, because it was all Windows RDP.
The project was scrapped, because modern VDI is shit. We had working VDI in the 1990s with X, and we threw it away.
Fuck Wayland. Wayland is yet another example of, "but this is modern, so it must be better!"
This is a pretty weak argument against Wayland because the whole "network transparent" part of x11 hasn't been relevant for many, many years either, because it turns out x11 primitives are absurdly inefficient on modern computers. DRI was first added to x11 in <checks notes> 1998, because of this inefficiency. You really don't want to be doing IPC per-draw, and especially not over the network like that.
This is a repository of apps to be used with your F-Droid client. Applications in this repository are official binaries built by the original application developers, taken from their resp. repositories (mostly Github, GitLab, Codeberg).
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