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mastodon 4.7.3I like Open Source, Void Linux, the CLI, privacy, nature and music of all kinds
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Guess my fear about Pokémon Go was justified:
I really wish we could make everybody understand that AI will always be used for the worst stuff.
What if I told the US government that all AI models had a fatal flaw? Could I completely eradicate AI and we go back to the good times?
Because frankly I want humans, not AI, when having to deal with life.
@starlabssystems its-about-time.gif
Good job, all the best from a happy customer.
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@frameworkcomputer@fosstodon.org too bad I missed it! Video is private now too :-(
Anyway, great updates! Thanks! Will see if I upgrade my motherboard...
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@daemon_byte@mastodon.social @frameworkcomputer@fosstodon.org it seems to be available again, yay! It was private when I left the comment.
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@luca@activitypub.lucamatei.com that counts for all countries, no?
With a specific amount of money you can do pretty much everything.
So I really dont get your statement.
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And then for those who break it, let them pick up all trash for a weekend.
That will solve the issue within a year. Everybody will know better. And we don't need hightech to surveil each and every human.
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Why is it 2026 and I still can't press "ignore call" on my Android phone to look like I am busy but I just dont want to talk?
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@borgbackup like always:
Too little, too late.
I needed this feature in 1995 when my 1GB drive went full.
Maybe add a feature to store data in cleartext so we can print our backups and bury them?
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Time for the Framework AI?
- Helps you build your own dream computers faster.
- Helps you debug Hardware and Software issues.
- Helps keeping your wallet flat.
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@train@hachyderm.io @alex@gotosocial.theonecurly.page @azsiaz@mastodon.netserv.fr @shollyethan@fosstodon.org
selfhosted was already getting crowded with new projects, now with "AI" there are many more people programming their stuff once over a few days or a week, opening it up to the public, gaining a lot of followers and community and then moving on from their project after a month (or even less).
The only solution for me is to avoid such projects:
If the person isn't willing to write their own code, they will not check for critical issues and maintain it for long.
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@frameworkcomputer Does it automatically switch the orientation of the display? :O That would be neat!
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@starlabssystems @jackc I have their StarLite MK V tablet. I already have a new laptop...
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@seshpenguin@social.sineware.ca
I haven't realized the project has been revived. Looking forward to use it on my big TV!
Also, is that a HomeAssistant Yellow?
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@kernellogger@fosstodon.org @gregkh@social.kernel.org very interesting, thanks for the direct PDF link, very appreciated!
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@VoidLinux@chaos.social
"openssh does not directly use liblzma. However debian and several other
distributions patch openssh to support systemd notification, and libsystemd
does depend on lzma."
Guess its good to minimize system dependencies after all. ;-)
Wanna feel rich? Take a look at this #AI debt:
"Weirdly", the only one with profit is the one selling hardware.
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@train@hachyderm.io @alex@gotosocial.theonecurly.page @azsiaz@mastodon.netserv.fr @shollyethan@fosstodon.org
Maybe you haven't heard, but there are some big issues with vibe coded open source projects.
https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/1rckopd/huntarr_your_passwords_and_your_entire_arr_stacks/
This is as bad as it gets. I have zero trust in people vibe coding their projects, because I doubt that 90% of them will check the source code it has written in such a detail to catch (and fix!) critical issues like this.
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@hariprakashj@fosstodon.org @VoidLinux@chaos.social
Sure, that is true.
But what also is true is that with increasing complexity and dependencies the likeliness of such an attack and a compromise of system libraries increases.
We already have a lot of highly dependant libraries that are unmaintained or in emergency mode, lets not make it even worse.
Have we really reached #AI yet?
Enjoy this beautiful cover while the world is falling apart:
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@LineageOS@fosstodon.org you know it would be okay to post more than once or twice a year. :-D
I think I am getting old.
"The new printing experience is already available in the latest Windows 11 Insider builds and is designed to streamline the traditionally complex process of driver management and installation."
They replaced the printing program! It's not an experience. And news outlets: Stop eating #Microslop corporate talk.
I'm so tired of reading this type of corporate bs every day.
Sorry for my rant, I still hope you like this foss Fediverse Experience!
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@seshpenguin@social.sineware.ca how happy are you with it?
I thought about getting one but settled with a beefy miniPC on Black Friday sale.
Also are you using any voice assistant on Linux?
I am really looking forward for the voice assistant from HA!
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@train@hachyderm.io @azsiaz@mastodon.netserv.fr @alex@gotosocial.theonecurly.page @shollyethan@fosstodon.org exactly! Its hard enough for me to trust people without vibe coding already.
With this technology it becomes increasingly harder.
If you dont have the time to write it correctly yourself, you will not have the time to review the LLM doing it for you.
All I hear is "please dont blame vibe coders, its so unfair!" but nobody actually has given me any solid reason on why not to.
Saying "non-vibe-coded" projects can be bad too just aint cut it.