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In der osttiroler Gemeinde Schlaiten wird kein Windpark gebaut. Die Aussendung des Bürgermeisters dazu ist lesenswert.

https://schlaiten.gv.at/buergerservice/neues-informatives/projekt-abgesagt.html

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Diese Daten geben ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude und Co über uns an Dritte

Eine neue Studie zeigt, wie ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini und Co. Nutzerdaten an Dritte weitergeben – teils sogar Zugriff auf ganze Chatverläufe und sensible Infos.

https://www.heise.de/news/Diese-Daten-geben-ChatGPT-Gemini-Claude-und-Co-ueber-uns-an-Dritte-11476698.html?wt_mc=sm.red.ho.mastodon.mastodon.md_beitraege.md_beitraege&utm_source=mastodon

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🧑‍💻Theme of the Year: Digital Sovereignty

Who controls the technologies we rely on every day?

As our lives become increasingly digital, questions of control, transparency and dependency matter more than ever.

At we'll discuss how can contribute to a more open, resilient and independent digital future.

What does Digital Sovereignty mean to you?

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interesting keyboard uwu

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@opensuse the link seems wrong
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"Programming is building a mental model. It is not mechanical code production. The shared mental model in developers' minds is the real product. A program is "living" only while the team understands this theory. When programmers leave, it becomes "dead". Without the original theory, new maintainers treat software as a black box, creating patchwork fixes that cause side effects and architectural decay."

Absolute truth.

Originally from Peter Naur's "Programming as Theory Building" (1985)

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Gotta reshare.

Just lol.

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I'm calling the community for help. If you would like your voice heard at the Maintainer Summit, please contact me by e-mail (laurent.pinchart@ideasonboard.com) to share your opinions on AI usage in the Linux kernel. Unless you explicitly request to be named, I will strictly respect your privacy and anonymize all the feedback I receive before sharing it with kernel maintainers. Please don't wait until the last minute as the week leading to the summit will be very busy. (5/5)

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Richard Weinberger

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The smartest piece of office behaviour I’ve ever seen was a coworker who used a picture of his home office as his background for teams meetings when in office so that people would assume he was WFH and not come find him in person to solve problems or chat

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the BIOS competitions have been renamed to the UEFI champions league

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@flohoff did you ask on the Linux MIPS IRC channel?
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Ich, erste Sitzungswoche nach der Sommerpause:

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ENJOY YOUR LABOR DAY WEEKEND!

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Guy slops totally broken series using the cheapest LLM he can find.

Guy finds it's broken, blames upstream kernel, slops a totally broken 'fix'.

Guy argues back and wastes time of maintainers who keep telling him it's surely his patch.

Maintainer goes and finds broken patch and explicitly points out how it's broken.

2026 everybody...!

https://lore.kernel.org/all/aphJ7olxr-_VhDKt@gremlin/

https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/aphN94PIAfM3s4vy@gremlin/

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"LibreOffice 26.8 contains no generative AI features. Documents are never transmitted to remote services and no component requires network access to function. The suite includes no advertising, no telemetry, no subscription and no account requirement, unlike some well-known proprietary office suites."

https://www.slwoods.co.uk/?p=17192

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Jonathan Corbet

Today at LWN we got a pitch from a prospective author of kernel-related material, offering to cover stuff that we've covered well already.

Included therein was this text: "Why I'm the right person for this: [I'd fill this in with your own background here — e.g. kernel contribution history, mailing-list involvement,
relevant professional experience, or prior writing]"

It forgot to tell this person to point out their attention to detail as well.
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