Um, the link gives me a “downloadfile.bin” on Fennec for Android 🤔 Not the main Wedistribute page, or other posts I checked, just that post.

Should you or I check something, Sean?

Isn’t tiling just the OS split screen? You’ll excuse the dumb question, I barely use multitasking features as it is.

FYI, “Pivot to AI” do aggregate “AI” news with critical commentary, but if you’d clicked through you would see they cite sources quite thoroughly.

Is it because the GOS lead dev keeps pissing in the pool? /s

Do a good job

Sorted.

Oh, that is flipping cool 😳 Too bad the idea about lining traces from one tile to the next didn’t pan out. That had a very nice, intuitive modularity to it!

Just build it out the window and wait for the waters to rise. Biblically correct method 👍

Why not read Federici’s take and find out? 🙂

Very good, Male Historian. Here’s Silvia Federici’s seminal feminist work on the same subject: https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/silvia-federici-caliban-and-the-witch

I put out a similar question a few months ago. For me, it’s getting an old multiuser blog off Wordpress.

I had a lot of good feedback that I’m still trying to collate, so I recommend you pour over the responses and crossposts for the full picture. As others have said here, though — despite the steep learning curve, Hubzilla looks really interesting.

Editorialising headline:

A new force of nature is reshaping the planet, study finds

From the RSP opinion piece (not a study,) emphasis mine:

However, this coupling of socially produced environmental challenges with disruptive social changes—the Anthropocene condition—is not new.

Yes, we live in the Anthropocene. Yes, in geological terms human effects on the environment are new. But as the source also says, “new” in that context is still thousands of years old:

Global climate change, biodiversity losses and other anthropogenic planetary changes all began long before the industrial age

Plus, as is quoted in the OP:

Human sociocultural capabilities to engineer ecosystems, from using fire to clear land, to propagating favoured species, to agriculture, to industrial food systems, have evolved and accumulated over millennia

Anthroecology is the more novel concept here, and an interesting approach, too. But that is all it is — there is no “new force of nature” at play, only a recent framework to better understand and (hopefully) manage our detrimental effects on the world around us.

Nobody said “AI” was free. That was a rhetorical figure to lead into the rest of my argument which, apparently, you couldn’t argue against.

The way you’re steering the conversation off track with every post is frankly like talking to a chatbot.

Nope. We all know the phrase “if it’s free, you’re the product”. In one of his non-offensive moments, RMS said that social media users are really “the used”.

Under the current paradigm, the “AI” user is the real tool.

What you’re telling me is, this “groundbreaking” Columbia U project is already implemented by law in the EU? I guess somebody involved also invented a time machine.

Always, several times a day 🙂

I never got near the actual printshop (usually done abroad to cut costs), but yeah. You pick up stuff all along the production chain.

Especially when the printer offers to do some small change in the print files for “a modest added fee”… No thanks, tell me what you need and I’ll fix it myself!

“All em dashes in this 200 page book have somehow been replaced with hyphens? 😨 Give me ten minutes!” 😂

Probably a regional phrase. I’m in Scandinavia, English terms get absorbed and reappropriated into the language(s). Never considered that wasn’t the original usage.

But yeah, I designed, laid out, and did prepress on a few periodical art magazines here. I was the whole graphics department 😉

Rom is such an undervalued player in that one. May Day will always be Rom Day for me:

I was just posting elsewhere that I could probably settle for street sweeping.

Thirty years creative work experience, eight years academic — fuck it. If people want “AI” generated bullshit, I’m not bothered putting anymore original work out there.

Well, there goes my academic career.