You don’t always need the terminal. If the software is available in a deb package, you just double click it and hit Install. But, you’re right, most people don’t want to learn apt or any other command, and I get that.

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Windows ME was peak.

Let me tel… … … … … … sorry, my ME froze

And you’ll like it and beg for more.

I didn’t watch this yet, but the title matches with the article this company published how their LLM model discovered this, but they (the authors) don’t even fully understand how this was calculated. Basically, using AI for AI’s sake.

Edit. Found it.

Edit 2. Here’s the original Lemmy post, if you’re interested. (I don’t know how to bang-link a Lemmy post…)

This looks amazing. And the fact that is uses postgres is a huge seller for me. Thanks for sharing this.

The thing about AI startups, is they always try and walk it in.

Oh my! They look absolutely amazing!

Which isp is this? We nameshame, let’s honorname too.

Haven’t we already categorized windows as malware and Microsoft as a malware company? We really shouldn’t be surprised that they put out another piece of malware. It’s their MO.

Oh shoot. I meant 2001. The Enron scandal. Obviously, we don’t yet know if this is a scandal or what, but the end result for those affected by it seems to be the same.

Sorry. I was talking with a friend about the housing crash of 2008 a few moments before posting this, and got mixed up here.

That’s the job for the technical writers, not the programmer haha

It’s 2008 all over again

While true, the vulnerabilities I’m referring to are those in the OS itself. But if they’re not connected, you should be ok. All I’m saying with this, is be super careful. Some of those vulnerabilities are zero click.

Edit: autocorrect that killed my grammar.

If your Air hadn’t reached it yet, eventually it’ll reach EOS and you’ll stop receiving software/OS updates from Apple. While this won’t force you to upgrade hardware, it does add significant risk to your online time, since vulnerabilities will go unpatched. But, again, an important difference, which you shrewdly point out, you’re not forced or coerced to upgrade.

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You’re not alone on this boat, mate.

Super interesting approach. I like it.

Those aren’t prompts. Those are ads. Call a spade a spade. “Microsoft tries to convince Windows 10 users to buy a new PC with full-screen ads”

You sully the good name of shit.

Bluesky is supposed to decentralized, though it doesn’t seem to be. Threads being blocked doesn’t change the fact that it is technically part of the verse, although a red herring. Maybe both poor examples, but they’re alternatives to the verse, which was my point. Maybe adding a public mastodon instance as an alternative would have been a better example, but the main point stands: a uni isn’t likely going to host their own instance, due to the inherent risk associated with it.

Honorable goal. But it won’t work. From a business’s perspective, hosting such a server adds inherent risk. They won’t do it. You may be able to convince them to use the fediverse through threads or bluesky, but they won’t host their own instance, even if the CTO/CIO/CISO agrees with your love for the verse. I’m not saying you shouldn’t try. I’m saying you should provide alternatives to twitter and to self-hosted mastodon; alternatives that don’t require self hosting anything.