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Morten Linderud
Foxboron@chaos.socialWhile the screams and roars of the "plz no more #gnupg" crowd can be heard, do consider viable ways for the Linux community to replace it.
It's very easy to point at minisign/ssh and similar projects and go "use that". But it misses the convenience of binding an identity to a key, along with having a key distribution mechanism.
I think standardizing `.well-known/public-key` for lookups, and explore a path where we can jam a tlog into it would be interesting.
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monsieuricon(It wasn't all that bad, actually...)
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yura@udongein.xyzEveryone knows "Carol of the bells", right?
You may not know but the roots of this song are in a pretty famous here Ukrainian folk song Shchedryk.
Source of the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmSdYUYNoqs
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monsieuriconA very self-sure 6-year-old beaver scout: "Buddy... Buddy, that's not how any of it works."
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Dmitry Tantsur
creepy_owlet@mastodon.onlineThere is no shortage of #AI criticism here, but not all of it is actually well backed by facts. Here is a pretty chilling account on why #OpenAI is not just bad for us, it's actively evil: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0K4XPu3Qhg
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monsieuriconhttps://lore.kernel.org/ksummit/20251221125206.99296-1-ojeda@kernel.org/
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Dr. Fyzziks
drfyzziks@makervine.netWhenever I see a โrice my Arch #Linux w/hyprlandโ video, Iโm like:
You think thatโs badass? You shouldโve tried getting X11 running on a Linux machine in the mid-90s. You needed your monitor & video card manuals & a calculator (seriously) so you could calculate โmodelinesโ for your X11 config file.
If you got the math wrong youโd fry your monitor by driving it at too high a frequency (back then nearly all monitors were fixed-frequency).
Typing โstartxโ for the first time was *so* stressful.
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