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Talarico should do this every day until the election. It’s a good bit, and Paxton will be able to better relate to the rest of us getting all the text messages from Talarico.
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@bpeel @pluralistic that's honestly the coolest part of open source, I've done stupid little things on a bunch of projects then someone cool uses it and I'm like fuck yeahhh.
@internetnerdgrl retire? Hahahaha hahaha (laughs in genx) I'm gonna die working or looking for work
[While the people starve without health care!] Billionaires laugh it up at Xi state dinner with Trump -- Musk, Tim Cook, Altman, Zuckerberg, and more
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Friends.
Which one, in your opinion, will be the title of the next post on IT Notes (not a poll as they're too long for a poll)?
- From nonsense to perfection, the Microsoft way: systemd
- How my NetBSD-powered toaster burnt my bread
- From Apple to Raspberry Pi Zero W: fruit, without getting fat
- I let my agents run for one month. They made a pizza with tiramisu, deleted all the recipes, then denied everything and hallucinated. In the end, they cooked poisonous mushrooms, but saved my life by suggesting I go to the hospital immediately.
- I forgot my keys and my OpenBSD-powered smart lock locked me out of my house
- None of the above
@stefano
1. how to pay a monthly donation to omarchy, since they kinda need extra money.
2. everybody knows about the toaster, but how about running NetBSD on a fridge?
3. QMK without potatoes.
Happy National Daughters Day to all y'all daughters, but especially to Eddie Vedder.
@Alice sometimes I start doing an Eddie Vedder impression and then I can’t stop for a week. It annoys Lauren so much.
Two things can be true at the same time:
- Intellectual property is a regime of state-enforced monopolies that exists to extract value from people using otherwise non-rivalrous ideas, to the advantage primarily of the already-rich and to the detriment of a world deprived of the free expression of those ideas, and
- Under a system in which people depend on returns to their intellectual labor to survive in capitalist markets, stealing the product of that labor with impunity does real harm to those workers.
restocked some spices from penzeys (www.penzeys.com) and they included some "vote" stickers. they still have the page about republicans up on their web site. i will continue to support folks like this that not only have great products and service but show their support for democracy and against fascism.
"Swan Duo"
Photographer: Alan Schaller b. 1988
Alan Schaller is a London based photographer who specialises in black and white photography.
@burgervege ah ouais ?
C'est pour ça qu'on appelle les salarié'es des collaborateurices !
@juliemoynat 🥲 (et même temps pas du tout drôle). Mais oui, Chapoutot dit que c'est calqué de la réforme du statut de patron en Allemagne nazie, qui fait du patron un führer à petite échelle. Et Wikipédia confirme que ça date bien de 1940 https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pr%C3%A9sident-directeur_g%C3%A9n%C3%A9ral?wprov=sfla1
Journalists have fallen in love with the expression "went rogue." It's not appropriate. OpenAI is recklessly releasing malware: software intentionally designed to gain unauthorized access to computer systems.
Show us the actual instructions and prompts.
This is a modern motherfucking website.
And it’s still fucking perfect.
@wlaatje ACME, dat is toch waar Wile E. Coyote altijd ging shoppen?
@idzie I really like the Weleda spray deodorants. I've seen them in citrus, rose, and sage. The website below says there's also a "men's" scent. But I haven't seen that one in stores in Toronto.
https://www.weleda.com/category/body/shop-by-product-type/deodorants-37
@PapyrusBrigade none of those scents sound like my kind of thing, but thank you!
The Workers' Algorithm Observatory is a cross-institutional collective led by researchers from @citp and Penn State. They build tools to empower workers to investigate black-box algorithmic systems.
As part of a $131.5 million settlement, the Workers Algorithm Observatory is partnering with the NYC Dept of Consumer and Worker Protection to build software that will allow DoorDash workers to share their earnings data with the agency.
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