Elvith Ma'for

Here’s a German one. The guy behind it also hosts Mastodon, Friendica, Pixelfed,… instances and so far they have been quite stable. I haven’t used XMPP there yet, though.

https://hookipa.net/

Well, there’s a decent chance someone already uploaded it to archive.org

AI does have excellent usecases. They just diminish to almost zero if you only look at LLMs

So… Now the pressure is gone? Or is it still there, but it’s not a drip anymore?

Police in Burgenland said in a statement that a sample from one of the 190g (7oz) jars of carrots and potatoes baby food reported by a customer had tested positive for rat poison

[…]

The police statement said the affected jars had a sticker with a red circle on the bottom […]

Now… Was it one or were there several?

One important tip from that community to be more successful:

Do not use the “original” link, but link a YouTube short. Why?

1. It’s not the known link (“XcQ”)
2. Shorts do autoplay
3. Shorts are ad free
4. Shorts are optimized for mobile and usually start playing quickly

Where as the original link will probably just dump you to 1-3 pre roll ads and the rickroll is only seeing the title and closing the tab/app…

!rickrolltactics@lemmy.world will be having a field day, when that happens.

There’s an app that I find useful. Many many years ago (on Android 2.3 or maybe Android 4?) I got a lifetime license for it.

Then a few years ago they updated the app and introduced a subscription. I don’t care, because the features that I use are still accessible in the grandfathered lifetime license. BUT after every update without a subscription you now need to complete the whole “let’s personalize this app for you” thing. Afterwards it just dumps you onto a screen to select the subscription you want to pay for. You need to dismiss that screen in order to use the free features OR login and restore your old license to unlock most of the features.

They intentionally put a white X to dismiss that screen in the top left, but also put a very bright image there directly under it, so that it’s barely recognizable.

Real models are trained on copyright-, license- and ToS violations! Those cheap bastards found a way to only train with ToS violations (of a single source, mind ya!). That’s not real AI!

^/s

I had many problems with the NVidia drivers on Open side tumbleweed. But if it wasn’t for that, I’d probably be rocking it, because everything else was to my liking.

The ankles? Looks nervously in the rough direction of the middle east You mean her face?

I’m using Fedora. Works out of the box. You need to add a MOK if you want to use custom kernel modules (or the current Nvidia drivers). But using the nouveau driver or just a standard installation of not using Nvidia hardware works flawlessly without MOK.

Im using Nvidia. The initial import of the MOK is a bit… strange or scary for non tech people, but afterwards, akmods makes it a breeze. You don’t have to think about it. With Fedora 42, akmods regularly failed to build the driver’s and I had to restart the build manually after a kernel upgrade, but since I upgraded to Fedora 43, it just works.

Not every Linux distribution supports Secure Boot, but almost all of them do. No need to toggle it depending on your boot target. Dual booting with secure boot works just fine.

I usually try to iterate - read available documentation (e.g. comments in a config file, product documentation,…) and try to find stuff out. If I get stuck, an LLM answer may be confidently wrong, but it may give me some new pointers in which direction I should go next. Or maybe mention some buzzwords/techniques/concepts that I might need to investigate further.

As it’s underlying concept is pattern recognition it might not be completely correct, but more often than not nudges me generally in the right direction. Bonus: Now I probably learned some things that will help me later on.

So far I never had something a little more complex that an LLM gave me a correct solution for. But as I like to tinker, explore and learn for myself, I’d probably hate getting a complete working solution without any work I did myself.

Oh gosh, what did I just witness?!

FINISH HIM!

And she’s smelling, like she never smelled before!

Believe me, we would, if we could

Big beautiful drop!

I know, but still it’s clearly a “you had one job to do, taskmanager”.