@kev One of their lawyers said "Ai is just a tool" in a quote to some journalist.

@jwz

I haven't pushed Cargo hard but I much prefer that over make for what I tend to need. npm too for that matter.

If you need more that they handle there are various ways to go, but I'm unlikely to try make.

Sounds like Gradle is just bad.

@mcc

@eff 🖕

@FediThing Ah but it's their oliogarchs who they know so that's just fine. 🤦‍♀️

I mean the EFF were also into Blockchain, it's their libertarian roots. Freedom for the individual not the community.

@spla @Caelumtangi
No penseu que d'alguna manera el fet de poder treure la sim amb l'ungla també podria ser un error? Algú pot canviar o furtar la sim. 😕

@strypey

...but what you could check is WHY they get so rich in the first place ...and you would discove rthey print the money for themselves and then hpuse prices and everything goes up ...so how about we end their money printer privilege? ...that would stop them to become so insanely rich in the first place ...you wpuldnt even need the taxes to curb the effects that wouldnt exist to begin with 🤷‍♀️

@randahl Be curious to see what they say.

I've long been thinking that we need legislation that designates storing customer data as "toxic waste" - in that it needs to be heavily safe-guarded and protected at great cost … so that no one actually wants to keep details.

How do you juggle all these different identities?

Well, it takes some practice, but first you gotta crochet 'em.
(The inclusive pride flag one was really hard to make.)

#juggling #crocheting #queer #QueerPride #PrideFlag #InclusivePrideFlag #ace #asexual #enby #NonBinary #handmade #diy #JugglingBalls

@strypey

yes, the poor might not exist in a different system, BUT i dont believe taxes are possible.
It would require global coordination between countries like Russia, India, China, USA, Europe, etc... this seems unrealistic and even then - the reason middle class is taxed on income is because its easy. Taxing rich folks is difficult and they have the money to bribe and pay smart people to find all the loop holes ...and if you want to stick to the rule of law this wont work imho

@GinevraCat @omkar_foss Thanks. There’s a monster update that has sprawled into a multi-month thing that I’m about to merge and hopefully release next week that should make it even better (especially the stateful components; so hold off on using those. Not that you’d run into them easily as they’re not well documented at the moment).

@pluralistic We're already living in an dystopian society.

The Washington Examiner managed to screw this up in two completely different directions.

We were reading Hudson Crozier’s Aug. 30 piece about A/I and could not find the section where he mentions Sabot Media. Turns out the article does name us, link an archived copy of our reporting, and quote from it.

We just couldn’t see that part.

The Examiner apparently cuts the article off for non-subscribers and drops a generic weekly/monthly subscription box underneath it. No “subscribe to continue.” No “there’s more article below this point.” Nothing indicating that you’ve only been shown part of the story.

So failure #1: their paywall makes readers think the article simply ends.

Then we checked what the page itself was actually delivering.

The rest of the article, including the entire section mentioning Sabot, was still sitting there in the page source.

So failure #2: the “paywall” hides the article from the reader while still handing the reader the article.

Meaning we accidentally discovered that the Washington Examiner’s subscription system is simultaneously bad at selling subscriptions and bad at restricting subscriber content.

Incredible work.

The particularly funny part for us is that the material hidden behind this invisible-not-really-a-paywall includes a section where Crozier explicitly names Sabot Media, links our reporting, and quotes our analysis of A/I’s infrastructure resilience and the wider effect of U.S. sanctions.

So, thanks for the citation, Hudson.

And thanks to the Washington Examiner for eventually letting us read the rest of the article for free because apparently the paywall is more of a suggestion rendered in CSS.

Crozier’s piece:
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/investigations/4702739/leftist-network-terrorists-plain-sight/

We’re adding the mention to the source trail in our ongoing investigation:
https://sabot.media/investigations/autistici-inventati

Laundry Line in Autumn, Scott Prior, 2016

#Art #Painting

@violistevalencia @pubilla fes-ho des del navegador, ves a https://mastodont.cat/relationships?relationship=followed_by i selecciona els seguidors que vols que ja no et segueixin.

@librarysquirrel tenacity says "AI fuck off" https://codeberg.org/tenacityteam/tenacity/src/branch/main/CONTRIBUTING.md