They’re not taking jobs. They’re helping you do you job for you.

Could it delete itself? That’d be great.

This checks out. I tried some Rust coding challenges and couldn’t get my stuff to compile mostly. When I see the solution it seems straightforward but also not intuitive.

This week, members of the CrackWatch community declared “the year of the Linux desktop” after a new Linux-based method emerged that can launch an increasing number of Denuvo-protected games without triggering the DRM.

Useful quote for people like me that had zero idea what Denuvo was.

As a society nobody wants to have that conversation because the mere acknowledgment that teens are sexually aware is encouraging “grooming”.

I was super into porn from like the age of 13. Did it benefit me? Not really. Did it turn me into a sex maniac? Not hardly. I even broke up with a girl because she wanted to “enhance the relationship” and I didn’t want to get physically attached to someone I wasn’t really in love with.

It solves the problem of women earning a living on their own terms.

/s-not-s

An agreement I’m sure John Deere will violate with no consequences.

How big of a problem is this even? I’ve only heard one case of someone using a ghost gun in a murder and that didn’t stop the police from finding the suspect.

My Company:

AI is going to wreck our systems. We need to move even faster. Patch everything daily!

Also My Company:

No, we can’t trust automation or AI to fix these things! Also, you need to clear every patch with our internal security team of 20 people and don’t expect them to review your changes for at least a week.

Up 25% after hitting its 5-year low I’m guessing.

Meanwhile China already has data centers in the ocean. Almost anything they do you can bet it’s a good idea [economically] because they’re not at the point to where they can waste billions and still come out on top like the US has done for decades.

I use https://github.com/luantak/FokusLauncher and while I don’t think it’s all that great it hasn’t annoyed me into switching back (which is a low bar given how easy it is).

Considering all of them are supposed to integrate with each other they’re relatively hard to integrate. I find it rather astounding they haven’t figured out service discovery.

Thank God. More people might’ve been killed without it.

I think Incus was one I had trouble with. It did run without systemd but part of the installation I had to do manually.

Funny way to spell “regulations”.

Buybacks to follow.

For now it might be a better option but this is from a private company that needs its profits to grow infinitely. Next step is drones with “non-lethal” weapons and then low-caliber ammunition. Some police already have wheeled drones that fire live ammunition.

AntiX Linux has been the most efficient distro on my netbook. You gotta be okay without systemd though. For the most part I didn’t need it but some things are highly dependent on systemd to work.

WattOS was good too but AFAIK it’s not actually open source so I couldn’t trust it.