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@nixCraft@mastodon.social It's insane. I have the same attitude towards anyone doing this towards me. If you use AI to talk to me, you're out of my social circle and banned from socials. I talk to you, not a machine. The moment I find out it's a machine, you're $$$$ to me.

@colebrodine@mastodon.social @nixCraft@mastodon.social gentoo for life though :D

@nixCraft @connynasch @richintheflow The unfortunate side-effect of them heading to /dev/null is that the economic downturn that will inevitably arrive because of it, is going to affect all of us, in some way.

@Francehelder@mastodon.social and then you find out why you need to go to school

@nixCraft@mastodon.social Absolutely concur.

@nixCraft@mastodon.social There’s little wrong with openRC, I don’t get the hate. Every system I have and there’s about 30 of them, run openrc. Except one. These are hypervisors, firewall/routers, vms and servers. I put systemd on the desktop variant only because.. and there’s really no reason for it other than curiosity. My laptop runs openrc and it’s problem free.

@zackwhittaker@mastodon.social I mean this is... honestly not surprising. Basically for any company that's actually serious about their own confidential materials etc. etc. would bring e-mail back in-house and run it on-prem in their own hardware. This just reeks. And I have 0 trust in them actually keeping their word about not giving the data to AI to train whatever fancy model's next. The business I operate for has it's main MX in their cloud too.. and we're in finance FFS.

@nixCraft the truth hurts

@gdinwiddie@mastodon.social At that level, it's not about enough is it.. It's always been about having more than your peers. At one point in ones life who does this for a living, it's become a game where the goal is to have as much as possible in the end

@oclsc@mstdn.ca @nixCraft@mastodon.social and by manually I mean had to create a startup script in local.d with a sleep timer that basically runs rc-service start after the sleep and all is good. Didn’t find a nicer eay to add a sleep to the service itself and it works so why bother changing something that works. .. yes this does mean that the linear startup gets delayed by a second or 2 before you get the login terminal on the console but does one really care?

@nixCraft I was going to comment yes but there's already a lot of comments saying yes xD

@DodoTheDev @nixCraft If they don't think by themselves when talking to me and use sloppilot to do so. Why on earth would I think a response to them? I've already presented my stance to a few people I know and said that if you ever use AI to "talk" to me, then you're dead to me. I talk to either you, or not at all.

@bagder someone will be alive to see that day

@parismarx you’ll burn alive in all tesla vehicles, the cyberdumpster is not an exception. Is the norm.

@crankylinuxuser@infosec.exchange @nixCraft@mastodon.social Isn’t the biggest problem the material. Someone already mentioned it indirectly that the impracticality comes from the plastic itself. You aint 3D printing piston rings, ever. Drone parts sure but heavy duty, nope. Or am I wrong here?

@nixCraft@mastodon.social That’s one wholesome website. Wonder who this Gail is.

@nixCraft@mastodon.social outsourced their thinking and by extension have become as stupid as the machines themselves

@phl@mastodon.social @parismarx@mastodon.online I don't get it either. Where's the logic? Our system in EE, is self-hosted AFAIK. The idea of doing anything in the cloud related to such an integral system to democracy is beyond me. Nobody should ever give any leverage to someone else over such a system.

@via4@mastodon.social @nixCraft@mastodon.social Let’s not forget about the economic disaster looming ahead when the first empty bubbles finally begin to burst. It’ll be worse than 2008, it actually scares me a bit.

@oclsc@mstdn.ca @nixCraft@mastodon.social .. so I had to basically start its services manually with a delay of a second or two added in.

@oclsc@mstdn.ca @nixCraft@mastodon.social I just remembered and have to correct myself again. My problem wasn't the scripts timing out. What happened was, the PCI device wasn't ready/renamed to it's appropriate name for userspace, and thus the startup script that was supposed to configure its interface, couldn't find the device, errored out and reported back a failure for starting. That was the real reason I needed that 1 second delay.