K. Ryabitsev 🍁
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K. Ryabitsev 🍁
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@nasamuffin I almost never mix my drinks (with dark-n-stormy being the only exception), so I just drink whatever comes in the bottle.
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@nasamuffin "Fentanyl Tomahawk" sounds like it would be dangerous. ;)
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I guess it's not any different than liquor stores dumping all US alcohol. I'll miss Bulleit Bourbon, but I'm happy to make a swift transition to Canadian Ryes.
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@julienw sorry, I guess I got lost in all the kooky fad treatments.
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Hydroxychlorfascism: an economic model based on a belief that taking industrial doses of horse de-wormer is good for you.
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The "alien spaceship" display at the Canada Science and Technology Museum has a screen that's just a bunch of htop, ping sessions, and matrix screensavers and I'm legit curious if it's sourcing them from those "your vnc port is open" sites.
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Geez, don't send me a "friendly reminder" to fill out your voluntary customer survey. It's the business speak equivalent of ending your request with "or suffer the consequences."
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Good summary for what all developers should know about about sanction laws and software development in a global environment,
https://www.linuxfoundation.org/blog/navigating-global-regulations-and-open-source-us-ofac-sanctions
https://www.linuxfoundation.org/blog/navigating-global-regulations-and-open-source-us-ofac-sanctions
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@brauner With b4-0.14 -- yes, for sure. It will automatically set dependencies, too, I believe.
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Dirk Hohndel
dirkhh@hachyderm.ioI am so amused by the whining from the data scraping tech bros about (GASP) the data scraping being done by other people...
https://www.404media.co/openai-furious-deepseek-might-have-stolen-all-the-data-openai-stole-from-us/
Of course we'll go from vilification, to banning, to public subsidy of the domestic tech bros in order to protect our "lead" in... whatever it is that the current type of garbage GenAI is good for.
Oh, wait, we already jumped to the last part
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Somehow people think that when you switch from Linux to BSD, it makes us upset.
BSDs are nice! Totally go try them out! Monocultures are bad regardless of your platform of choice, so as long as we can still all interoperate on the network level, you're making the world a more resilient place.
BSDs are nice! Totally go try them out! Monocultures are bad regardless of your platform of choice, so as long as we can still all interoperate on the network level, you're making the world a more resilient place.
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Tesla's gesture recognition is getting really good. If you do the nazi salute while autopilot is engaged, the car will automatically merge into the far right lane.
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How good is public-inbox? I just realized last weekend that I messed up after the last reinstall, so every lore node was running a single public-inbox-httpd worker (as opposed to 8 of them). The fact that it still worked and just occasionally got slow is really quite impressive, considering how much crawlers hit it.
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