@lritter @distractal

the world depends on linux and it has funders and they will lobby and make the rules and if there is no compliance they would probably find one way or another to fire linus or stop funding him and inviting him or do anything ... so there is a lot of power and once you are near retirement and have your life - will you risk shattering all of the convenience and make it uncomfortable and see your image attacked from every possible angle for what exactly?

its not on him imho

This server and instance seems to be flying again after that kernel update the other day. Maybe 6.12.101 was just a fucky update and 6.12.105 fixed it. Or maybe it's a sign; five is my favourite number after all. :-)

@nitot Question intéressante dans le sens qu’elle sous-entend qu’on parle des moteurs généralistes.

De même qu'il y a des IA spécialisées, il y a des moteurs généralistes et d’autres… spécialisés.

Or, une façon d’éviter l’IA des moteurs généralistes, est de chercher directement à la source de sites favoris. Apprendre à chercher aide aussi à éviter l’IA.

Un billet de 2015 toujours valable un 2026 :
http://emmanuel.clement.free.fr/2015/12/18/autopsie-une-recherche.html

@TheBreadmonkey I had my Brosnan pierced when I was 18

Boot met migranten omgeslagen bij Tunesië, protesten om tempo zoekacties https://nos.nl/l/2628142

@sjvn Hahahahahahahaha. Couldn’t happen to a more deserving fellow

Modern Dependency Problems (with apologies and thanks to XKCD)

Probably needs more arrows, tbh

Nothing to see here just the actual US government posting word for word Nazi slogans

@lritter @distractal

no i think thats different. open source as a game is diffent. he started it and it was on him to shape it however he wanted, but there is no money in that, so he is now a milliinaire and it has been decades of influence.

...i cant really say much about the details when it comes to the linus of today, but politics and also corporate management or VC funded entrepreneurship is a very different incentives beast

@arstechnica surprise surprise

behold: the serif cannot die, but lives on in shadows of unwashed concrete

i'm not sure what to do about Reform UK though. perhaps call them traitors, and proscribe them as a terrorist group. it's what i would do, if i had access to that button. i would ban them from existing. there must be a myriad of laws that could be used to derail them. incitement to racial hatred for example, which is a thing in the UK, and quite punishable in the british courts, if only it would be actually, you know, enforced. that's just off the top of my head.

i hope one day to wake up in a world that went sane again. for now, i will just keep calling nazis what they are: nazis

if it talks like a nazi, walks like a nazi, has policies to deport legal citizens like the nazis did, and generally feels like a nazi, then he's probably a fucking nazi, wouldn't you agree?

i digress.

As demand for rare earth minerals grows worldwide, residents in Thailand say they are paying the environmental price for an industry that operates beyond their control. Nearly 800 unregulated mining sites along Mekong tributaries are potentially threatening waterways across the region. These sites pose a risk of contaminating rivers with toxic materials, including arsenic and cyanide, as well as heavy metals like mercury that can accumulate in river ecosystems. [VIDEO]

https://unicornriot.ninja/2026/northern-thailand-communities-march-to-defend-the-kok-river-from-mining-pollution/

@buffyleigh A good friend of mine worked as an audio engineer in Minneapolis, one of whose clients was Prince.

They'd work on these tapes, following his mastering instructions.

And he'd call them up, and say, "Play it."

Driving down the interstate in a convertible. And they'd play it for him, over his cellphone.

And he'd be like, "No, no, bring the bass down and focus on that cymbal, there, right there, at 1:38. Call me back when it's ready."