Another reason to love @almalinux@fosstodon.org ❤️. Patch is now available in the production repositories.
https://almalinux.org/blog/2026-05-01-cve-2026-31431-copy-fail/
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hello from Turkey 🇹🇷
hehehhheehe :linux: @frameworkcomputer@fosstodon.org
I want to play Battlefield 6 and Rainbow Six Sieg, but it doesn't work on my Linux computer using Proton or any other compatibility layer. It also doesn't work on my Steamdeck. So, I'm either forced to build a new PC with Windows or buy a PlayStation 5.
I guess I'll stick with #Steamdeck verified/playable games...
Hello from Prague 🙋🏻♂️🇨🇿
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@organicmaps@fosstodon.org
"What is stopping you?"
As much as I dislike Google/Waze, having live traffic information is great
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@hyc@mastodon.social
Interesting.. As a user of Redhat IDM, All I can say that it's pretty freaking terrible. 389DS is always the bottleneck, it just can't handle that many requests.
Also, it seems like that 389DS has a memory leak bug every other week.. lol
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@AmbitiousProcess@piefed.social @Warl0k3@lemmy.world
I use Kagi as my primary search engine for almost 2 years now and it's really good! I started to use the Kagi assistant recently to explain complex concepts to me and I like it. I love how it links me to sources. When I'm using a LLM tool, like Kagi's assistant, I want to learn about the topic, I don't use it for quick answers.
A lot of people are just against 'AI'/LLM's, and I hate it too when it's being shoved into my face. But consensual LLM's are just another tool that I utilize to learn about something.
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@frameworkcomputer
Out-of-the-box Linux development machine, Frameworks take on the HP Dev One?
no April's fool needed because reality is now the joke
389-ds-base and memory leaks are friends for life. 🙃
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@TeflonTrout@beige.party @1password@1password.social
To elaborate a little more; automation always helped people to write better and more code. LLMs are just the next generation of automation tools. Besides writing code, in my experience it can help engineers understand and learn about certain topics.
I believe engineers who effectively integrate LLMs into their workflow will be more productive and produce better code compared to those who don't. This is similar to how using Ansible for automation helps with faster and more reliable builds, or how auto completion in an IDE improves code quality.
Furthermore, the entry barrier into IT, engineering, and coding fields has considerably lowered, which I consider a positive development.
GitHub Copilot puts ads into pull requests
https://pivot-to-ai.com/2026/03/31/github-copilot-puts-ads-into-pull-requests/
The so-called agile and the 'ship fast and break things' mentality broke a lot of projects and companies. Maybe #Microsoft finally realized that that is not a way to make a great project or product. No one is waiting for broken features and AI crap in their products. I really hope that they can fix Windows with K2, but I'm not sure though. At the end, big money will always win.
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@killyourfm@layer8.space
Your honor, I'm not downloading this to enjoy it myself. I'm just training my LLM.
TVs require walmart accounts to work now
https://youtube.com/watch?v=y0bYbcUqHiw&is=LNNIZQ9Q93Yq64Wk
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Debian was to "old" for my framework back then, Tumbleweed worked fine, don't even remember why is switched lol.
Maybe I'll finally try Bluefin @UniversalBlue
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@kagihq it seems like that it isn't possible, why isn't this possible? I so have the option for DuckDuckGo but not for Kagi..?? 🥹
Day wasted because of these idiots
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@jorge
exactly! Most people don’t care about operating systems, they just want to get things done and move on. It’s our job to make systems that are simple to use, reliable and usable for the specified task. In this case; gaming.
TIL "AirGuard: Protect yourself from being tracked"
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@TeflonTrout@beige.party @1password@1password.social
And no, it's not magic, it's not 'intelligent', it's a predictive algorithm, trained with data built by actual creative and smart human beings.
Just another tool.
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@frameworkcomputer@fosstodon.org
Current 13 is still going strong, but this one looks pretty good!
So-called agility and the corporate tech mentality of 'ship fast, break things' ruined a lot of projects and companies. Maybe #Microsoft is finally realizing that it destroyed a whole community and fan base, and people are not waiting for AI nonsense and broken parts in their systems. I hope that they can turn it around with Windows K2, but I know that at the end of the day money will win.
I sold my Bambu Lab printer to afford a bigger model. I'll need to think about the new purchase for a bit longer.. 🤔
I'll put up $10,000 to teach bambu labs a lesson
https://youtube.com/watch?v=qLLVn6XT7v0&is=wGCVvKo363jqHoSl
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@1password@1password.social
Actually, a good summary of the lessons. From the business and engineering perspectives, I have a few questions; How do you measure ROI? When is it advantageous for engineers to leverage LLMs, when would it be more beneficial to hire a new FTE?
Finally, how do you maintain engineer motivation, especially when LLMs can handle a significant portion of their work? And how do you ensure a consistent influx of junior engineers while also fostering their continued learning?
At the end of the day, LLMs are trained by data created by engineers. No engineers left == no data for LLMs to train.
Compared to others in the comments, I'm actually happy to see how you think about using LLMs within the organization.
Moved to the Pixel 10 Pro. What an amazing phone! 😃
new post :opensuse: 😊
"Longhorn: faulted volume after disk expansion"
https://ilias.sh/post/longhorn-faulted-volume-disk-expansion/
that is a huge difference..
"I joked with coworkers that you can write a Mastodon post saying “dogs are such cute animals” and then get replies like these: “Do dogs exist solely for your pleasure?” "
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@TeflonTrout@beige.party @1password@1password.social
If you're still clinging to the idea that LLMs are a bad tool for engineers, you're going to get left behind. 🤷🏻♂️