@osi It does not meet the definition whatsoever and you know it. It promotes violation of every single actually-Open-Source license out there and you know it. But you wanted a piece of the latest scam pie and the people who actually make Open Source (a term I'm likely to stop using now) don't matter in the slightest to you.

Lazyweb, what's a reasonable removable media filesystem to use for a ridiculously large number of smallish files, hundreds of GB total? FAT32 is just incredibly slow.

Dumbest thing about corporations pushing code signing is that it makes warezing their shit 100% safe if done right.

@hrefna I so viscerally *dislike* the ideology behind RDF.

Lazyweb, what's a decent cheap "IP camera" that'd work for pet nannycam use? Absolutely no cloud bs, some sort of simple direct streaming needed and ideally easy to integrate with HA if I ever wanted that. Looking for under-$50 price range.

Wow, the level of garbage HTTP traffic has really blown up since I last bothered to look. Like, constant crawling/scraping. I really should look into ways to discourage that. 🤬

New epithet for LLMs just dropped:

"A thousand moneys banging on a keyboard."

@whitequark The OP (or anyone @'d) should see all of them, modulo blocking/moderation. But yeah otherwise what subset you see depends on how widely interconnected your instance is. Clients could fix this if they wanted. Automatically, or on demand, pulling full thread from the OP's instance then poking their own instance to grab those posts by querying the local form of them.

I'm really hoping we'll see default behaviors moving in that direction.

@molly0xfff This "Michael Woods" needs to enjoy the consequences of "under penalty of perjury".

@dangillmor Nail Nate Silver and all of the rest of them for securities fraud when it's over.

My take: they've realized their candidate is going to lose but they can make a huge amount of money exploiting their audience who's deluded he's going to win, via using their clout and status as "on his side" to manipulate betting markets.

@onepict They're completely in the wrong on siding with RMS, but the principle of "I'm not going to read that compilation of facts because I deem the source untrustworthy" is well founded. It's the same reason we don't read their posts on KF about the person they believe is behind the report.

I don't think getting through to them with facts is possible, and that's probably ok. They just need to be ostracized and excluded from participation. We mostly know who they are, can do that if we choose.

@hipsterelectron @aud @paninid @jedbrown @Techronic9876 Oh I just wanted the gpus seized and destroyed (or even "destroyed" and given to pigs' gamer kids or whatever 🤪) not just made to donate % of compute time.

@aud @paninid @hipsterelectron @jedbrown @Techronic9876 Please please please charge the nvidia gpus with a crime and apply civil forfeiture to them.

@jedbrown @aud @paninid @hipsterelectron @Techronic9876 Wow this is such a perfect explanation and ALSO explains why it's the exact same people behind it as cryptocurrency.

@datarama Natural language necessarily involves shared context and opportunity for disambiguation on demand. Neither of these make sense in operating a tool.

@ryanc I would guess less there. 32bit arm is among the most efficient instruction encodings.

@datarama At least it makes sense selling capitalists the fantasy that they don't need skilled labor. But they carried this over into their approach to trying to sell tools to the general public not made up of capitalists, and are trying to sell them their projected fantasy of owning a slave...

@datarama Yeah, but it's like they're high on their own supply.

@ryanc Don't sweat it then. 3.6k for strftime.

@ryanc Uhg that's cursed. I'd avoid it in musl except strftime is super small anyway, nothing really to be saved by open coding it.