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by pferde 3y ago
Wow, thats a ringing endorsement for these three services ... a totalitarian government banning them. You can't pay for that kind of marketing! :-)
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by pferde 3y ago
The connection is that Mastodon is just one of the "applications" built on top of ActivityPub protocol. Others are Pixelfed, Pleroma, Peertube, Writefreely, and several more. Being based on the same protocol, they are all to some
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by pferde 4y ago
The funniest part is that this Devault's argument is the exact opposite of "inclusion and representation". Make arguments for RMS's removal based on his actions, but wanting him gone because of his gender, skin colour an
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by pferde 4y ago
Not really, fish will die out soon after plankton goes, which won't be long...
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by pferde 4y ago
On one hand, yes, in theory k8s is pretty extensible. In practice, though, you always end up being forced to do things you do not want or need to do, or being prevented from doing things you want to do, because of vendor specifics. Sometime
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by pferde 4y ago
And if someone would actually fall for this, they deserve to be fired, and/or never allowed anywhere near anything related to computer security. :)
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by pferde 4y ago
Sure, but for now, we can have a crude differentiation between an AI - a tool which has to be given an objective to work towards, and an "AC" - an entity (an intentionally vague noun) which can devise its own objectives and motiva
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by pferde 4y ago
Sure, there is some inherent complexity, but by writing their own tool, they get to choose exactly how to handle the complexity for their particular use case, instead of having it dictated by a general-purpose tool developed by a consortium
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by pferde 4y ago
Or you could look at it like this: It's not like 37signals has hundreds of teams & thousands of services to juggle, so it's not like they need k8s and the complexity it brings.
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by pferde 4y ago
Maybe it's time to start differentiating between artificial intelligence and artificial consciousness? Surely I can't be the first one to think of this...
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by pferde 4y ago
Unless we're already living in Idiocracy, the original title was perfectly understandable by a layman. Do not underestimate your fellow humans. :)
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by pferde 4y ago
Just like others already replied, hardware monitoring on OS level is up to you. For disks, they even provide documentation on how best to set up smartd on Linux, and I'm sure they have some similar docu for Windows. In fact, their tech
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by pferde 4y ago
You mean those casual players who, after a bit of time spent familiarizing with controls, can control things like Flappy Bird or all those running-jumping-three-lanes-with-obstacles mobile games with near-pixel perfection, putting even seas
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by pferde 4y ago
> If they're being accused of fraud or other illegal activities, are those really people we want in our countries. Whatever happened to presumption of innocence? Being accused does not mean much on its own.
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by pferde 4y ago
You don't need to complete the work. Your employer needs you to complete the work. If your employer gives you tools that make you work less optimally, they get less optimal work in return.
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by pferde 4y ago
Screw that. The employer wants me to dig trenches? They provide me with a shovel. The employer wants me to do computer work? They provide me with a computer. Quality of my work will be directly proportional to quality of the tool.
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by pferde 4y ago
> This person treated every single statement as a drawn battle line that is to be defended by every last ounce of mustered anger and blood. I left a FOSS project that I liked a lot hacking on, because of a person like that. It was painfu
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First Public Working Draft: Compute Pressure Level 1(w3.org)
2 points by pferde 4y ago|0 comments
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by pferde 4y ago
Glade did that decades ago for GTK+ apps too. A WYSIWYG UI editor which prepared all the UI boilerplate code for you automatically.
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by pferde 4y ago
Related Mastodon thread: https://mastodon.social/@gamingonlinux/109607849419464642
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Beware of Scam Steam Deck and Steam Account Stores(gamingonlinux.com)
2 points by pferde 4y ago|1 comments
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by pferde 4y ago
Pixelfed will be changing the filter names: https://mastodon.social/@dansup/109605006708970886
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by pferde 4y ago
Yep, the basic web UI is a bit weird. However, if you go into preferences and enable the "Advanced web interface" option, it turns into a cool, Tweetdeck-like interface with customizable columns. The basic UI always surprises me w
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by pferde 4y ago
I have been running Debian Stable on my (gaming/coding/general use) desktop and on my work laptop for close to a decade now, and I have had very few problems, things just work. The last problem of "too old system libraries&qu
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by pferde 4y ago
Wow, that's terrible. Imperative instead of declarative, and does not explain the reasons. Perfect for cargo-culting your way to disaster.
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by pferde 4y ago
FWIW, your guess is incorrect. From sshd_config(5): "For each keyword, the first obtained value will be used." Still, if you cannot explain how that second line got in there, it is probably prudent to reinstall (perhaps even refla
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by pferde 4y ago
To me, the main difference to Twitter seems to be that you have to explicitly go to the "Explore" section to look for trending content, leaving your "default" home timeline chronological. So if you want to check out what
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by pferde 4y ago
Slap it onto a MUD engine, and you can have multiplayer air dogfights! :)
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Codeberg is moving and what this means to you(blog.codeberg.org)
119 points by pferde 4y ago|51 comments
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by pferde 4y ago
Oh absolutely. "Play2earn" is a terrible, predatory idea, preying on overly dedicated game fans and the OCD player crowd.

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