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Oh man.

switched to Debian not that long ago. Living the life now.

One could easily argue that the CEO's comments about employees being "losers" are quite abusive. He's not acting as a responsible leader. Sounds like a terrible place to work. Glad I never moved any services to Proton.

It means the CBC needs to get better journalists.

I just assume that everything you put into Google is used for ads.

These are all human-generated software bugs. At some point when AI writes all code, the bugs should all but disappear. Almost.

Unraid. Update. Now

I don't normally gush, but this self-hosted todo manager is exactly what I've been looking for. Found on Reddit. https://github.com/pixari/OpenTodo

Gee, I wonder what the cause could have been.

Getting really tired of proving I'm human every time I visit a website. It's about 90% of the time now.

Check out Neostore too. You'll love it.

Yeah, the HR people will freak out. Any excuse for those guys to come down like a hammer.

The prompt that created these images doesn't mention that they want a Caucasian skin color. Huh. Racist LLMs?

404 Media is doing a much better job at breaking major stories than mainstream media. Nice.

The most shocking point is that they have a Microsoft exec who knows what he's talking about.

I also hate Microsoft.

One of the best features of Kagi is the fact that it makes a call to Kimi AI for queries that end in a question mark. It makes the search experience so much better. DDG is missing out.

Why on earth would you present a presentation that you haven't reviewed ahead of time?

All right, which one of you is going to go through the trouble of explaining what this is about?

This. There's no slowing down whatsoever. If the US slows down AI development, China will just leapfrog them, which they're getting close to doing. The US AI companies saying they need to slow down is just PR nonsense.

AI is great.

Mullvad did a really good job writing up this blog post. And yet again GrapheneOS to the rescue.

I wonder if part of the reason is that minors are not capable of entering into legally binding agreements. So maybe they're trying to enforce adherence to the terms of service. Dunno.

Canonical's recent problems show that its leadership is extremely poor. They don't know the first thing about communicating during a major outage. And they know nothing about corporate responsibility.

Already switched to Debian vanilla.

It's very disappointing that the company has only issued a one sentence statement nine hours ago and nothing since.

This is the exact opposite of how to communicate updates.

There should be hourly updates from the resiliency engineer on Twitter and other media.

If I were a business customer, this level of communication would suck bad.

I wish any of the folks from Canonical would post a statement about what's happening.

Looks pretty good. Kind of disappointed in the official NASA website and camera work.

It sounds like the developer responsible understands that he made a serious mistake and that he needs to leave the organization.

Nice broken English

Going viral is really just the same as entertaining morons.